The Next Bubble: Trump’s “Alternative UN” and the Politics of Imaginary Institutions
The idea of an alternative United Nations is already floating in the same strange space where Greenland, Ukrainian rare earths, and Chinese soybeans once lived:…
Treasury Exposes Hamas’s Charity Fronts, and the Mask Finally Slips
What the U.S. Treasury released on January 21, 2026, reads less like a routine sanctions notice and more like an autopsy report on a long-running…
Why Saudi Arabia Turned Against Israel: The Specific Reasons Behind the Shift
Saudi Arabia did not wake up one morning and suddenly decide to attack Israel in the media; the turn is the product of several very…
Trump’s Greenland Bluff
This statement is a compact example of how Trump uses geopolitics as both negotiation and narrative, and it’s worth reading less as a policy announcement…
Europe’s Moral Collapse on Iran
Spain, France, and Italy have just performed a quiet but devastating act of political cowardice, and they did it with paperwork, procedure, and diplomatic smiles.…
Why a 2026 Impeachment of Trump Is Unlikely, but Not Impossible
Talk of impeachment always flares up long before the numbers are even on the table, and the discussion around the 2026 midterms is no exception.…
Iran’s $8 Billion Crypto Economy, Stress Signal or System Adaptation?
Eight billion dollars in crypto flows now run through Iran’s economy, not as a speculative wave but as a functional layer of daily life. Money…
Why the Signals Are So Confusing: Trump, Iran, and the Logic of Almost-War
What you’re seeing right now is not confusion by accident, it’s confusion as a tool. Trump’s style of power has always relied on strategic ambiguity,…
Dominoes Start Falling: Maduro, Iran… Who Is Next?
The sense that history has nudged a row of unstable regimes and given them a quiet push isn’t just media drama, it’s the accumulation of…
Cuba, After Venezuela: Why the Domino Logic Is No Longer Taboo
The idea that Cuba could be next after a regime collapse in Venezuela used to sound like wishful exile rhetoric, something said loudly in Miami…
How a Quack Ended Up Steering National Health — And Why the Hepatitis B Rollback Is a Dangerous Farce
It’s a bit surreal watching a country that once prided itself on biomedical leadership now take cues from a man whose public health credentials amount…
Europe’s Telecom Awakening — The Huawei Breakup Feels a Lot Like the Russian Gas Divorce
There’s a familiar scent in the air — not fear exactly, but recognition. Europe has been here before. The sudden political clarity around removing Huawei…
Woke Journalism as a Camouflaged Form of Anarchism
There’s something strangely theatrical about headlines like the one that claims France mourns its stolen crown jewels as their uncomfortable colonial past. It doesn’t read…
Israel Surrounded by Failed States
When you look at the map around Israel, the geography tells one story while the political and social realities tell another, far more strained one.…
It Was Qatar All Along: Qatar’s Network of Influence and the Long Campaign Against Israel and the West
There’s a thread here that runs far beyond one investigation or one allegation, and it’s almost impossible to ignore once you start pulling it. The…
Photo of the Day: Pro-Palestinian Mobs Harassing European Cities
Qatar-paid pro-Palestinian agitators and their chorus of clueless wokes are turning Europe’s streets into theaters of intimidation. What masquerades as activism now reeks of mob…
Hamas’s “Yes” That Really Means “No”
Hamas’s reply to Donald Trump’s ultimatum has been sold to the world as an acceptance, but it’s really a classic sleight of hand. What they’ve…
Spain’s Boom Is a Corruption-Fueled Illusion
Spain is being sold to the world as Europe’s great comeback story. Newspapers gush about a surging economy powered by record tourism, foreign capital, immigration,…
Europe to Erdogan: Don’t Teach Us How to Eat
The recent withdrawal of Ankara’s push to regulate how doner kebabs should be made across the European Union speaks volumes about the limits of Erdogan’s…
Europe’s Imported Illusion: He must be an engineer
The photograph of a man sprawled on the pavement, drunk or stoned, captures in one frame what entire nations now grapple with. For years, Europe’s…
Erdogan’s Possible Collapse
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s long tenure at the helm of Turkish politics has been marked by the centralization of power, reliance on patronage networks, and balancing…
Iran’s Defeat: From Ring of Fire to Ring of Ruin
Iran spent decades and an estimated trillions of dollars building a hostile network designed to encircle and ultimately destroy Israel. From Hezbollah in Lebanon to…
Snapback Sanctions Drive Iran Toward Stagflation and Unrest
The reactivation of UN snapback sanctions has thrust Iran into an economic crisis that its fragile regime is ill-equipped to handle. By restoring international restrictions…
Gustavo Petro’s Reckless Anti-American, Anti-Israeli Stunt
Colombian president Gustavo Petro has once again revealed himself as a reckless demagogue rather than a responsible statesman. Standing on a New York street, Petro…