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John Kiriakou: War, Diplomacy and What Comes Next
Part of the upcoming “World War III” documentary
Trump Talks the Talk and Walks the Path of War on Iran. So Does Netanyahu
As the propaganda campaign over Hormuz falters, the road ahead leads not to victory but to a wider conflagration
Is the West Losing Power?
Simon Hunt speaks with Peter Hänseler about political stability in Russia, the outlook for the war in Ukraine, and the escalating conflict between Iran, Israel, and the United States.
Are Europe’s Smallest Nations Dragging the Continent into War?
Three Baltic states have captured the EU's foreign policy microphone. They are committing Europe's biggest economies to a confrontation their voters never chose.
Ansar Allah’s Unperceived Advantages Against Saudi Arabia
Geography, Yemen’s Revolutionary Inheritance, Saudi Internal Factionalism and its Contested Islamic Credentials Are Yemen’s Trump Cards
Global Tipping Points Lead the World Into a State of Entropy
We are experiencing not just one, but many tipping points in world history all at once. The world is in a state of entropy. An analysis of a situation in which it is no longer possible to make predictions.
Bern Governs Against the Will of the People It Claims to Serve
The Federal Department of Defence (DDPS) has been bringing Switzerland closer to NATO for years, without ever consulting the people. On 27 September, the Swiss will finally be able to decide.
BRICS: between small gains and major projects
The New Delhi Summit, progress on the margins, and challenges ahead
Saudi Arabia's Potentially Destructive ‘Credibility Trap’
Saudi Arabia weighs yielding to the Houthis against defending its credibility, as internal fractures threaten the kingdom.
Germany and the Enemy States Clause
The “Enemy States Clause” has placed Germany under the control of the victors of World War II since 1945. Never repealed, this provision underscores the current limits of German sovereignty.
Why Switzerland must tie its politicians’ hands
On September 27, Swiss voters decide on neutrality. Officially taken for granted by all, it is in fact at the heart of a conflict between citizens and elites over the country's creeping subordination to NATO and the EU.
The Flawless Surface: A Fact-Finding Mission into Japan’s Social Decay
Investigating the paradox of a safe, orderly nation wrestling with extreme work hours, marital decline, entrenched economic woes, and millions hiding in isolation.
Diary of My Death
At the Swiss conference “Mut zur Ethik” (“Courage for Ethics”) on September 5, Patrik Baab presented a narrative on fear and political exclusion, coupled with a critique of contemporary Germany and Europe.
Bern's Dangerous Change of Course
An informal network of media outlets, government agencies, and think tanks is pushing Switzerland toward NATO
BRICS needs more flexibility to launch new ideas, says Russian economist
While BRICS leaders are meeting in New Delhi, Russian economist Yaroslav Lissovolik analyzes the stalled de-dollarization program, the SCO’s economic shift, and the reasons why consensus could now be the main obstacle for this bloc.
Saxony-Anhalt State Election: When Germany's Political System Reaches Its Limits
The state election of 6 September 2026 cements the AfD's breakthrough and exposes the dead end facing Germany's established parties. An outcome with far-reaching consequences for the country's entire political landscape.
“Human Dignity Is Intangible” – Really?
The philosophical concept of human dignity is the foundation of today's Western civilization—everything is subordinate to it. Its loss would mean a return to a new Thirty Years' War.
How China Became an AI Superpower
In 2018, Washington launched a tech war on Beijing, with semiconductors as its weapon of choice. Yet China's latest AI models now rival America's. Anatomy of an unstoppable rise.
The “Chinese Professor” Who Fooled the Internet’s Biggest Gatekeepers
How the Alt-Media Elite Manufactured a Geopolitical Oracle Overnight — and How the History of North Korea–China Relations Exposes His Most Absurd “Little Brother” Theory.
The Negative Continuity of Western Foreign Policy
A 1968 American general's testimony reveals how Washington's deliberate sabotage of the Potsdam Agreement—not Soviet aggression—divided Europe and sowed the seeds of current conflicts.