International issues
Pakistan’s Illusion of Mediation in the Iran-USA Ceasefire!
by Staikou Dimitra As Henry Kissinger once noted, diplomacy is, ultimately, the art of limiting power. In the case of Pakistan, however, the ceasefire in late March 2026 between the United States and Iran did not demonstrate diplomatic power—it revealed…
Armenia and former Soviet Republics to Choose between European Union and EAEU/Eurasia Union
(Moscow Bureau) – Armenia, former Soviet republic, and Russia were members of the Soviet Union, and were strictly guided by rules and regulations. After the collapse of the Soviet empire in 1991, the republics have legitimacy to their severeignty and…
Global Balance Is Giving Way: The System Enters a Phase of Structural Pressure
Between nuclear threats, extended ultimatums, and tactical agreements, the international system proves it can sustain everything… except the illusion of stability. “The system is not at war. It is too heavily armed to afford peace.” A system that speaks in…
U.S. Global Lawlessness and Security Concerns for Non-White Nations and Their Fans Intensify Concerns that the U.S. is Not Appropriate Venue to Host World Cup
On April 6th, the Anti Fascist Football Coalition, a group of grassroots organizations in the three World Cup host countries – the U.S., Mexico, and Canada – delivered a petition to FIFA (signed by prominent individuals and organizations from every part of the…
Don’t despair! The Western Empire is going down, and that opens great opportunities for a better world…
I was recently invited to have a good, long talk about the world – and, of course, about peace too – with Boris Malagurski on his Weight of Chains Channel on YouTube. It was a real joy and seems to have been greatly appreciated…
The Dangers of an Oversimplified View of Social Processes
If U.S. President Donald Trump was taken by surprise by the resilience of the Iranian regime—particularly regarding the global repercussions of a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz—this reflects an oversimplified and naive view of interconnected processes. By Klaus Moegling…
ACC Faces Backlash Over Bengal Group Case Withdrawal
by Asif Showkat Kallol Bangladesh’s Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) is facing mounting criticism after it abruptly withdrew a corruption case against Bengal Group chairman Abul Khair at the final stage before trial, raising serious concerns over the independence and integrity of…
What’s At Stake In The “Battle For Hungary”?
The Hungarian people have the greatest stakes since they’ll be the ones who’ll live with the consequences. Sunday’s parliamentary elections in Hungary have been described by RT as the “Battle for Hungary” due to the huge stakes involved for the…
No ‘Crossfires’ or Disappearances in Bangladesh in the Last 42 Days!
By Zahida Parvez Chhanda Bangladesh’s Law Minister, Md. Asaduzzaman, has stated that no incidents of extrajudicial killings (commonly known as ‘crossfires’) or enforced disappearances have occurred in the country during the 42 days since the new government took office. He…
The U.S. Suspends the Attack – Winners and Losers
This war is hubris and barbarity. In this absurd conflict, we have arrived at a 10-point plan that has already been accepted by “all sides,” along with a ceasefire. The ceasefire was ratified by the new Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Mojtaba…
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