- Culture WarsForeign Influence
Dragon and Bear: Partners in Paranoia
Behind their handshake diplomacy lies a shaky alliance. China and Russia present a united front against the West but beneath the surface are deep historical grudges, power imbalances, and strategic rivalries that could soon tear their partnership apart. Dr. Henry Lyatsky explores why the Beijing-Moscow axis is destined to fracture, and what that means for the future of global power.Dr. Henry Lyatsky
- Conflict Zones Foreign Influence
Why Russia Is Stealing Ukrainian Children
Much like the Nazis kidnapped Polish children in WWII to erase their identity, Russia is now forcibly taking Ukrainian children, stripping them of their heritage and rewriting their future.Adam Starzynski
- Culture WarsForeign Influence
The Guilty Men: How the Alt-Right Harms Conservatism
How the alt-right’s allegiance to Putin’s Russia threatens authentic conservatism and weakens the Free World. A sharp critique of Kremlin sympathizers echoing historic appeasement and enabling authoritarian aggression.Dr. Henry Lyatsky
- Conflict Zones Foreign Influence
Bosnia and Herzegovina: A Post-War State Locked in Stasis
Almost 30 years after the war ended, Bosnia and Herzegovina remains stuck in a system built for peace but not progress. This personal report looks at how ethnic divisions, political deadlock, and weak international pressure have left the country frozen in time, unable to move forward, yet too fragile to fall apart.Damir Omerbegović
- Foreign Influence
Are Western Universities Selling Out for Oil Money?
Qatar's billions are flooding Western universities, but what's the real price of this ‘generosity’? Discover the hidden agenda behind the cash.Stefan Tompson
- Foreign InfluenceThe West
The Child Soldiers of the West
Western schools are becoming battlegrounds for radical ideologies, with political activism creeping into classrooms and shaping young minds. It's a war for the next generation, and the stakes couldn’t be higher.Alexandra Tompson
- Foreign Influence
The Ugly Truth About Qatari Money
Qatar's wealth buys influence, but behind the scenes, it's funding terrorism, exploiting workers, and manipulating Western institutions. The shocking reality of its global influence is more dangerous than you think.
Adam Starzynski
- Foreign Influence
The Propaganda Empire You’ve Never Heard Of
What happens when a Maoist tech millionaire falls in love with a far-left radical activist? Instead of an epic love story, we get foreign influence. Meet Neville Roy Singham and Jodie Evans, two figures driving a quiet revolution from the shadows.
Heike Claudia du Toit
- AfricaForeign Influence
The Invisible Chokepoint
As East and West start to eye strategic maritime passages, there is a distinct absence of attention to the Cape. But that cannot last forever.
Robert Duigan
- Foreign Influence
Who is Financing Mega Mosques in Europe?
Qatar’s millions are funding mosques across Europe – but is it all about charity, or a calculated move to spread political Islam? Discover the hidden agenda behind these donations.
Heike Claudia du Toit
- Foreign InfluenceMiddle East
Bridging the Atlantic to Counter Tehran
Trump's return to power shakes global alliances but opens a critical opportunity to confront Iran's nuclear ambitions and regional aggression. A bold plan is needed to challenge Tehran's destabilizing influence.
Behnam Ben Taleblu
- Foreign InfluenceThe West
So, Who Really Owns London?
The Royals may have the palaces, but it’s Gulf sheikhs, Chinese billionaires, and shadowy shell companies who are snapping up the city. From luxury ghost towers to foreign-controlled landmarks, the battle for London’s soul is on, and the price tag is eye-watering. Click to find out who’s calling the shots in Britain’s capital.
Heike Claudia du Toit
- AfricaForeign Influence
China’s Growing Grip on South Africa
In this eye-opening opinion piece, Dr. Joan Swart exposes China’s quiet bid for control over South Africa, with Simon’s Town at the center. Through debt traps and strategic alliances, Beijing’s influence is deepening. Could South Africa be surrendering its sovereignty to China’s rising power?
Dr. Joan Swart
- Conflict Zones Foreign Influence
Armenia’s Pro-Russian Dictator in the Making
David Grigorian argues that Pashinyan’s failed Washington visit signals a shift. He asks whether the U.S. will finally see through Pashinyan’s Kremlin-crafted charade and hold him accountable for Armenia’s surrender and Russia’s grip?
David A. Grigorian
- Conflict Zones Foreign Influence
Is Venezuela the New Gateway for Terrorism into America?
A Venezuelan-born analyst makes the case for the U.S. to label Venezuela a state sponsor of terrorism, exposing the regime's ties to criminal gangs and global terror groups. It’s time for action to secure U.S. borders and regional stability.
Erik Suarez
- Culture WarsForeign Influence
Big Pharma’s Dirty Secret
The U.S. has outsourced critical drug production, risking national security. But AI-powered automation can bring molecule synthesis back home—boosting security, slashing costs, and revolutionizing drug discovery. The future of biotech is here.
Piotr Byrski