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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.
Extinction – Ukraine is dying. It has only itself to blame.
Kiev and its Western allies persist in a strategy of total war, at the cost of a bloodletting that erodes the nation's capacity for survival a little further each month.
"Switzerland Has Not Been Neutral for Years" — Russian ambassador Sergey Garmonin
Russian Ambassador to Switzerland Sergey Garmonin, interviewed by Patrik Baab, delivered a sharp critique of Bern's foreign policy: "Sanctions mean blind submission to the European Union."
Why Russia Is Winning
Even before the Collective West launched a direct military war against Russia, Russia had already won the war: its army, its economy, and its people.
A Capitalist in Pyongyang and the New Multipolar World
A firsthand account of Asia’s economic transformation, Western sanctions and other coercive policies, and the rise of a multipolar world beyond Western hegemony.
The Art of Mendacity
A letter to the Belgian Prime Minister exposes Gilbert Doctorow for the fraud he is, postulating as it does four pillars of policy that undermine Russian interests while furthering those of the foreign intelligence services Doctorow serves, directly or indirectly.
Why Peace Would Spell Ruin for the Global Elites
In this piece, Patrik Baab looks back on his time as a correspondent in London and draws a grim conclusion: Behind the glittering façade of the City of London and casino capitalism lies a system that not only accepts wars as collateral damage, but needs them to ensure its own survival.
The Military Oath
A soldier's oath is a promise made to an unknown future. Every member of the armed forces should consider carefully to whom they are committing themselves, and for what cause.
The Summer When Peace Died
Iran and Russia have come to realize that there can be no peace with the Collective West. Consequently, the conflicts will be fought out on the battlefield and will last a long time. The international legal order is dead, world peace is dead—it is war. World War. Few people are aware of this.
Thomas Massie: War, Israel and Debt Are Destroying America
Thomas Massie is one of the few Republican members of Congress who openly challenges Washington's foreign policy consensus. In this interview, he explains why he believes NATO has outlived its purpose and why America's policy of "forever wars" is driving the country toward both financial ruin and moral decline.
The Power to Hurt — Ukraine wants it, Russia has it
Zelensky's drone war, meant to force Moscow to negotiate, instead risks making Ukraine unlivable this winter.
Freedom of speech dying a slow death in Europe
From the Digital Services Act to economic sanctions, by way of hate speech laws, Europe has quietly erected a sprawling apparatus of surveillance and censorship.
The Manifestation of a Political and Intellectual-Moral Regression
Berlin plans to double its defense budget by 2030 while borrowing more than a third of its expenditures. Behind the display of political unity lies a deadly headlong rush that defies the lessons of history.
SpaceX: Rockets, Satellites and AI at the Service of American Power
In less than 25 years, Elon Musk's company has become the world's leading launch provider, the largest satellite operator, and a major player in AI. A look at its three core businesses, its loss-making accounts, and its ambiguous alliance with the U.S. government.
The Problem with International Law
In a world of fiercely competing nations, international law should be a guarantee of order and peace. Yet the disconnect between high-minded principles and the brutal realities of the competition for supremacy is huge.
The Stupidity of Man - The stupidity of man is manifest, and when I say “man”, I mean “Gilbert Doctorow”
For Gilbert Doctorow, Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian refineries mark the beginning of the end for Moscow. For Scott Ritter, the "Russologist's" alarmism betrays a fundamental misreading of military realities.
From Special Operation to War — Russia Changes Its Strategy
The Spirit of Anchorage is dead. Moscow no longer speaks of a "special military operation" — it speaks of war. A shift in terms with far-reaching consequences, opening the door to an escalation of the conflict well beyond the Donbass.
Europe is Teetering on the Brink
The NATO summit sent a message that no one wants to hear. Europe is openly declaring war on Russia—and it’s doing so with President Trump’s full support.
Kiev Today
An uncensored journey to Kiev—facts and impressions that remain hidden from the West. The unvarnished truth, unfiltered, written by someone from Ukraine.