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Europe Demands Strict Borders — But Knows None When Exploiting the South
BRÜSSEL / MADRID – Of the up to 60,000 people who crossed the border into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta—a city with a regular population of only 85,000—approximately 48,000 were pushed back to Morocco yesterday. In response to the initial…
In the Crosshairs: How Spain’s Progressive Foreign Policy is Blackmailed with 60,000 Lives
When 60,000 migrants are weaponized to breach a European border, it isn’t a crisis—it’s a calculated diplomatic strike. An investigative deep dive into how progressive Spain is being punished by a US-Israel-Morocco alliance, while EU checkbook diplomacy funds the "human ammunition."
How Trump’s Gaza Blind Spot Torpedoed the Saudi Nuclear Deal
The 24-Hour U-Turn: An Agreement Held Hostage Just one day after the signing of a civilian nuclear pact (the “123 Agreement”) with Riyadh, US President Donald Trump intervened on Truth Social on July 23, 2026. He declared that the agreement…
Sudan: Not a Forgotten War, but an Ignored One – Because Too Many Are Profiting
Since decades of wars, coups, and militia rule have torn Sudan apart, the current war between the army and the RSF is only the latest chapter — one in which sexual violence has become part of everyday life in parts of the…
Spain’s New Model Against War and the Migration Crisis
Spain has become a clear outlier in Europe: a country that says no to war and veto power, and yes to rights for people without papers who are already living on its territory. At the same time, Spain is positioning…
The UN says Iran must not “hold the world hostage.” But who built the hostage‑taking system?
Since 28 February, when joint US‑Israeli airstrikes hit targets across Iran and Tehran responded with missile and drone attacks on US bases and regional states, the UN Security Council has been in almost permanent crisis mode. UN Secretary‑General António Guterres…
A World Learning to Say No: Why Article 27 of the UN Charter Must Fall
A quiet awakening is moving through the world. From Tehran to Madrid, Berlin and Riyadh, governments and societies are discovering that they can say no to roles written for them by others. Iran is saying no to a two‑tier nuclear…
When Power Overrides Law: The Iran War 2026 and the Collapse of the Post‑1945 World Order
The Iran War 2026 reveals that the abolition of Article 27 of the UN Charter is no longer optional. The veto is not a tool of stability, but of hierarchy. The only way to restore the authority of international law is to abolish the veto and replace it with the principle of Equalism: all states shall hold equal decision‑making power in the Security Council, and resolutions must be adopted by qualified majority, without veto.
The Two Faces of Trump’s “Peace”: Gaza as Stage, Iran as Target
Earlier today, Donald Trump presented the first meeting of his newly created “Board of Peace” in Washington. It was a carefully staged event designed to project the image of a United States reshaping global order. Trump spoke of responsibility cooperation…
Even if the Geneva talks continue, they are not peace negotiations
When Ukraine is pressured by the United States to cede territory because Russia demands the full withdrawal of Ukrainian forces from the Donbas—including the 20 percent of Donetsk that Russia never managed to capture—this is not a peace negotiation but…