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From Late-Night Classrooms to AI-Driven Echo Chambers: Is American Culture Facing a Cognitive Collapse?

When television was a school of life, and live on-air conversations shaped the thinking of an entire generation, viewers could learn freedom of...

yesterday 30

Jeffrey Silverman

ASEAN 2025 Summit: The Future is Here

On October 28, the 47th Summit of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) ended in Kuala Lumpur. What did negotiations result in, why is...

yesterday 30

Ksenia Muratshina

The Rare-Earth Leverage. How China Turns Metal into Geopolitical Power

Beijing is building a system where resources are managed like weaponry—precisely, deliberately, without unnecessary fuss. It is control over the...

yesterday 20

Rebecca Chan

One War That Trump Isn’t Enthusiastic to Mediate—Empire’s Managed Chaos in Sudan

On 24th October,2025, A UN agency reported that about 250, 000 civilians besieged by Sudan’s Rapid Support Force (RSF) alongside Sudanese Armed...

yesterday 20

Simon Chege Ndiritu

The China–ASEAN Pact: Strengthening the Eastern Bloc against U.S. Protectionism

Amidst surging US protectionism, China and ASEAN have a free trade agreement to minimize the impact of the US sanctions. The Return of U.S....

previous day 50

Taut Bataut

Educational Cooperation between Russia and the Countries of the Far East

Russia is actively expanding its educational cooperation with countries in East and Southeast Asia. These initiatives encompass both bilateral...

previous day 20

Daniil Romanenko

The Axis of the Fallen Hegemon has rendered Hamlet's dilemma anachronistic

Behind every political action and every failure to act lies a worldview. Faced with the intensity of the evil that plagues us, it is incumbent upon...

previous day 20

Lama El Horr

The Clash of Civilizations Revisited

More than three decades later, the influential theory continues to remain relevant in global politics. This theory was proposed by the Harvard...

previous day 20

Pranay Kumar Shome

Russia, Reality, and the Bureaucratic Degeneration of the West

A philosophical and moral comparison between modern Russia and the West shows that Russia remains a bastion of realism, strength, and...

thursday 50

Bryan Anthony Reo

Pakistan’s Place in Taliban Politics, Fears, and Challenges

Despite the Taliban’s expectation of “flexibility” from Pakistan, it will continue its multifaceted diplomatic and economic policy and efforts to...

thursday 10

Samyar Rostami

While Battling China, the US Once Again Remembers India

Donald Trump’s sensational verbal attack on India, a country extremely important for the United States, has significantly complicated relations and...

thursday 30

Vladimir Terehov

Libya: A Criminal Paradise at Europe's Doorstep. How a Failed State Became a Chessboard for the Global Underworld

Libya is not merely a “failed state”; it is a dynamic, active epicenter of a global criminal network, reshaping the destiny of an entire continent...

thursday 30

Viktor Mikhin

BRICS: between concrete performances and future prospects

The BRICS are no longer an alternative to the global system. They are now becoming one of its centers of gravity. Tangible performances, revealing...

29.10.2025 60

Mohamed Lamine Kaba

DRC: No Peace Under the Olive Branch. Part 1. M23: Kigali’s weapon for thieving the DRC’s mineral resources

Over the past 30 years, the eastern and northeastern regions of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), despite the long-standing presence of...

29.10.2025 40

Viktor Goncharov

Can the US military stabilize Palestine after the war?

Washington’s decision to put US boots on the ground in Gaza to “monitor” a ceasefire is the oldest con in the American foreign policy playbook: the...

29.10.2025 10

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Turkey Fears Potential Consequences of U.S. Unfriendly Policy

Amid the contradictory Middle East policy of the United States, discontent with the state of Turkish-American relations is growing within Turkish...

29.10.2025 10

Alexandr Svaranc

APEC 2025. Asian Autonomy Faces Western Engagement

APEC has long ceased to be a forum of equals — it has turned into a theatre of diplomatic illusion, where spheres of influence are traded under the...

28.10.2025 70

Rebecca Chan

A Look into Saudi-EU Cooperation on Finance and Security

In a world increasingly fractured by regional conflicts and economic uncertainty, the traditional lines of geopolitical alignment are being...

28.10.2025 10

Vanessa Sevidova

North Korea’s First Missile Launch Under New ROK President

On October 22, 2025, North Korea launched a series of new short-range hypersonic ballistic missiles towards the East Sea. This marks North Korean...

28.10.2025 1

Konstantin Asmolov

Trump’s Regime Gambit in Venezuela: The Return of Washington’s Old Playbook

After spreading chaos and turmoil in the Middle East, Eastern Europe, and South Asia, the Trump administration now seeks to destabilize South...

28.10.2025 8

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From Late-Night Classrooms to AI-Driven Echo Chambers: Is American Culture Facing a Cognitive Collapse?

Jeffrey Silverman

ASEAN 2025 Summit: The Future is Here

Ksenia Muratshina

The Rare-Earth Leverage. How China Turns Metal into Geopolitical Power

Rebecca Chan

One War That Trump Isn’t Enthusiastic to Mediate—Empire’s Managed Chaos in Sudan

Simon Chege Ndiritu

The China–ASEAN Pact: Strengthening the Eastern Bloc against U.S. Protectionism

Taut Bataut

Educational Cooperation between Russia and the Countries of the Far East

Daniil Romanenko

The Axis of the Fallen Hegemon has rendered Hamlet's dilemma anachronistic

Lama El Horr

The Clash of Civilizations Revisited

Pranay Kumar Shome

Russia, Reality, and the Bureaucratic Degeneration of the West

Bryan Anthony Reo

Pakistan’s Place in Taliban Politics, Fears, and Challenges

Samyar Rostami

While Battling China, the US Once Again Remembers India

Vladimir Terehov

Libya: A Criminal Paradise at Europe's Doorstep. How a Failed State Became a Chessboard for the Global Underworld

Viktor Mikhin

BRICS: between concrete performances and future prospects

Mohamed Lamine Kaba

DRC: No Peace Under the Olive Branch. Part 1. M23: Kigali’s weapon for thieving the DRC’s mineral resources

Viktor Goncharov

Can the US military stabilize Palestine after the war?

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Turkey Fears Potential Consequences of U.S. Unfriendly Policy

Alexandr Svaranc

APEC 2025. Asian Autonomy Faces Western Engagement

Rebecca Chan

A Look into Saudi-EU Cooperation on Finance and Security

Vanessa Sevidova

North Korea’s First Missile Launch Under New ROK President

Konstantin Asmolov

Trump’s Regime Gambit in Venezuela: The Return of Washington’s Old Playbook

Abbas Hashemite