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Russia’s Record Drone War on Ukraine: A New Peak in the 2026 Air Offensive

While Washington is trying to force Iran into a ceasefire with a sweeping 15‑point plan and fresh troop deployments to the Middle East, Moscow is pushing its own war to a new peak over Ukraine. In the same winter of…
From Mossadegh (1953) to Khamenei (2026): Two Overthrows, One Geopolitical Pattern

On February 28, 2026, Iran’s Supreme LeaderAli Khamenei was killed in one of the largest U.S.–Israeli strikes in decades. Both governments stated that Khamenei was “almost certainly dead,” and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was shown a photograph of his…
The real crisis behind the Trump tariffs: the power inequality shaping the global order

World leaders respond with concern to Trump’s decision to raise global tariffs from 10% to 15%. But concern and appeals to stability are not a strategy. The world still refuses to confront the simple truth: power inequality is the root…
No Borders for the United States in the World – but Borders for the World at the United States

For the United States, national borders seem to matter little when political influence, economic interests, or geopolitical strategies are at stake. For the people pushed into migration by these very interventions, however, borders become inescapably real—first at the frontier, then…
The Equality of States—A Political Illusion

The Iran–USA–Europe confrontation exposes a simple truth: the supposed equality of states exists only on paper, and migration becomes its consequence. In recent days, several major outlets have reported a sharp rise in US military activity in the region. The…
Minnesota Immigration Enforcement: Migration, Power, and the Structural Contradiction Behind the Escalation

President Donald Trump expresses frustration with the Department of Homeland Security’s handling of federal operations in Minnesota after federal agents kill Alex Pretti. Journalist Aaron Parnas reports this on Substack, and several U.S. media outlets also confirm that Trump sends…
“Great Again”– But at Whose Expense

The grand promise of “Make America Great Again” resonates globally, yet it raises a critical question: at whose expense? As the U.S. wields unprecedented power through control over data, resources, and narratives, the implications for other nations are profound. Digital dependence replaces traditional intervention, creating vulnerabilities that can be exploited. From Venezuela's oil to Greenland's rare earths, the methods of securing resources have evolved, revealing a complex web of geopolitical influence. Explore how the U.S. shapes international dynamics and whether the hope for a “great” America truly aligns with the interests of those it seeks to influence.

