The Deal That Never Was: Washington Proposed, Moscow Agreed – and Trump Blocked It
A ceasefire in Zaporizhzhia and Kherson, including Ukraine’s withdrawal from the Donbass, was on the table. Moscow was ready – but Washington pulled back at the last moment, letting the agreement collapse.
Hawkish and Risky: Takaichi’s Course, the U.S., and Japan’s Future
With Sanae Takaichi as Japan’s first female prime minister, the country is moving toward a distinctly hawkish foreign policy. Increased military capabilities and closer collaboration with the United States could heighten tensions in East Asia and seriously threaten Japan’s economic stability.
When Your “Free” Speech Costs You Your Bank Account
Imagine waking up one morning to find your account frozen — not because of fraud, but because of your opinion. No access to your money. No explanation. No appeal. Welcome to a world where censorship doesn’t just erase words — it stops lives. Your bank has become a weapon.
Will Evil Prevail?
Rational assessments based on facts indicate that the Collective West is losing the battle for supremacy against the Global South—can the boundless evil of the West turn the tables?
The Great American Bluff
Behind the glittering façade of stock market records and AI rhetoric lies an economy in which eight out of ten Americans can barely survive.
Bad advice from the past
History teaches us that wars are rarely decided by individual battles, but rather by long-term, complex processes in which political, economic, and moral factors are just as decisive as military ones. However, the West continues to be strongly influenced by the dogma of the decisive battle, which dates back to the Prussian general Carl von Clausewitz. In contrast, Russia tends to follow the principle of strategic patience and war of attrition. These different ways of thinking are leading to mutual misunderstandings and misjudgments in the current conflict in Ukraine.
Poland's Superpower Dreams resurface after centuries
In the eyes of too many Western Europeans, Poland was until recently dismissed as a poor country with little influence. But in the war against Russia, Poland was bound to take a leading role.
Two days that may shake the world
On October 16, 2025, as Zelensky flew to Washington seeking new weapons and reassurance, Vladimir Putin called Donald Trump. The move upended diplomatic expectations, sidelined Europe, and reshaped the trajectory of the Ukrainian war.
Neither Communist nor Capitalist — China’s Distinctive Meritocratic Model
Western myths about China crumble. From “banned cartoons” to “total lockdowns,” reality tells a different story: debate exists, minorities preserve their culture, and entrepreneurs thrive.
When an "Expert" Loses his Footing
Gilbert Doctorow—self-proclaimed Russia expert—is maneuvering himself into the sidelines with unsubstantiated and confused theories.
Europe’s Economic Self-Sabotage: The Nexperia Heist and Its Fallout
Under pressure from Washington, the Netherlands expropriated Nexperia. By disregarding property rights, Europe is undermining its credibility and attractiveness.
Ukraine War - the Rhetoric of Frustration
In the eyes of the local public, the war in Ukraine has now primarily developed into a drone and missile war. Of course, this has more to do with media coverage than with the reality “on the ground.” Nevertheless—or perhaps precisely because of this—the rhetoric of Western European leaders is becoming increasingly bellicose. Recently, former British Defense Secretary Ben Wallace set a new high in this regard. But Western Europe's support stops short of providing real help.
Review of the Parliamentary Elections in Moldova
The parliamentary elections held in the Republic of Moldova on September 28, 2025, confirm a trend that has been ongoing for years. The results have been announced, and life continues as usual. Or does it?
Controlled Truth: How Wikipedia and the Media Shape Reality, Guide Opinion, and Consolidate Power
Wikipedia is not the neutral encyclopedia it claims to be. Behind its façade of knowledge lies a battlefield of interests, censorship, and manipulation. More than a reference tool, it is a frontline where truth fights to survive.
Germany – Quo Vadis?
The black soil of Ukraine and the hidden reality in a ruined country
Blessed with some of the world’s most fertile black soil and vast mineral wealth, Ukraine has since 2014 become a geopolitical battleground—plundered by foreign interests and devastated by war.
China’s Breakthroughs Are Ending Diseases—And Threatening Big Pharma’s Business Model
In a scientific breakthrough with the potential to transform global healthcare, Chinese researchers have unveiled a stem cell therapy capable of reversing both Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes.
All “disinformation”? - How the state interferes with freedom of expression and freedom of the press.
The battle for the minds and affections of foreign and domestic populations is being fought with great intensity. This also has consequences for Germany.
The Hidden Genocide
Western Sanctions Killed 38 Million – Now Proven
Historical Consciousness: What Germany Could Learn from Russia
There are sound reasons why Germany is on the wrong track. A lack of historical consciousness, or rather a false one, is one of the main reasons , and one that is reluctantly discussed in Germany. An article based on Peter Hanseler's speech at “Mut zur Ethik” (Courage for Ethics).
Charlie Kirk and the Assassination Playbook
Kennedy, 9/11, and the Pattern the Media Won’t Touch
The Most Powerful State’s War on a Private Company: Huawei, the Wounded Giant, and Its Secret ‘DELETE AMERICA’ Comeback
The United States has long portrayed itself as a champion of free markets and fair competition—but only when it held the upper hand. That era is over.
Geopolitical Overview by Simon Hunt
The New World: Post Tianjin & Beijing Thoughts
Xinjiang Behind the Headlines
Personal encounters with Uyghurs and impressions that don’t fit the common narrative.
The German choice – expropriation of the population or war
While Germany is heading for economic ruin, Chancellor Friedrich Merz wants to take over the leadership of NATO, which is challenging Russia.
Xi Jinping's speeches in Tianjin and Beijing
With its proposal for a new, fairer, and more balanced global governance system for a shared future for humanity, China is taking a major step toward a more peaceful world.
Belarus from a geopolitical perspective
Five years ago, a “popular revolution” seemed poised to overthrow Belarus' long-time president. Alexander Lukashenko struck back with determination. Against the backdrop of the war in Ukraine, many people in Belarus seem grateful today. But the Belarusian opposition in exile, with the full support of the EU, intends to continue the fight for as long as necessary.
Europe Coughed Up Zionism
How centuries of European hatred, guilt, and colonial tricks were vomited out onto Palestine.
Anchorage/Washington, D.C.: Can Trump force Europeans to make peace?
European leaders do not want peace – Trump and Putin will come to an agreement – Europe is striving for Minsk III and thus for forever war. Analysis.
The Collapse of the “China Collapse” Narrative
I spent several weeks in China, expecting to find signs of a current or impending crisis. Instead, I witnessed a future taking shape at breakneck speed.