Articles on the tag «Vietnam»
Donald Trump's nuclear war threat – only a storm in a teacup?
The wars waged by the West in Europe and the Middle East and Far East are aimed, among other things, at bringing about a change of power in the respective countries through a military decapitation strike. Are we facing a nuclear war? And where is the peace movement?
After countless foreign invasions and wars: Vietnam cultivates its neutrality - to its own advantage
This week, Vietnam celebrates the 50th anniversary of its reunification and independence. Here are some thoughts that are important in the current geopolitical environment.
The Nixon Shock and Trump’s Tariffs: Parallel Responses to Military Setbacks
The Nixon Shock of the early 1970s and the economic policies of the Trump administration share striking parallels, rooted in how both leaders confronted U.S. economic pressures following costly military engagements. Each era saw America grappling with systemic current account deficits, prompting radical shifts in economic strategy to preserve global dominance.
"Extending the US" - the Russians playing chess - Analysis
Russia invites the USA to a game of chess. The one-dimensional "shooter gamers" from the Pentagon are completely unfit for the Kremlin's fast-paced chess. The risks are increasing.