Middle Eastern monarchies in Sudan’s war: what’s driving their interests
Since 2019, the relationship between the UAE and Saudi Arabia has changed. After more than a decade of strategic convergence, especially on
Reason-Vision-Virtue
Western liberalism, Zionism and the wishful thinking of the left’s historical eurocentrism
Material conditions that have defined the oppression of the working classes and their representative parties in the West are linked to 500
MSM’s Contradictions Regarding the New Syrian Government
The other contradiction is that the US MSM is taking Israel’s claim of preparing for military intervention near Damascus to protect Druzes
Soft Power Divide: China Advances While the US Retreats
This perceived decline in U.S. soft power is creating opportunities for China to expand its influence. U.S. cultural dominance, once unquestioned, is
New Route for Old Exploitation in the DRC
Without listening to Congolese voices and addressing entrenched inequalities, the Lobito Corridor risks becoming just another gilded pipeline of exploitation, tracing its
The making of Elon Musk: How did his childhood in apartheid South Africa shape him?
It is not uncommon to hear white South Africans say they are being discriminated against, often citing affirmative action laws. In mid-February,
Is This the Beginning or the End of a New Cold War?
This could be the beginning of the end of the permanent state of war and Cold War that has held the world
‘Ceasefire’ is a hollow word for Palestinians – the killings, displacements and denial of aid continue
Such a bloody and suffocating state of ceasefire should not mislead anyone that Israel-Palestine is on a path of return to the
The End of Soft Power
So, for the next four years, fighting for the best programs of U.S. foreign aid will be part of the resistance to
Is the Alliance of the Sahelian States a Viable Alternative to ECOWAS?
Ultimately, no foreign power has the region’s best interests at heart. The fate of West Africa must be decided by West Africans