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Sudan’s Breaking Point: War, Genocide & the Gulf Chessboard

2 November 2025

In April 2023, the long-smouldering political fault lines in Sudan burst into open war between the national military, the Sudanese…

Sudan’s Breaking Point: War, Genocide & the Gulf Chessboard2 November 2025
In April 2023, the long-smouldering political fault lines in Sudan burst into open war between the national military, the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF), and the powerful paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF). What began as a struggle over integration of the… Read more: Sudan’s Breaking Point: War, Genocide & the Gulf Chessboard
The War No One Asked For: Inside the U.S. Confrontation with Venezuela2 November 2025
Historical Background and Roots of the Conflict Relations between the United States and Venezuela have been fraught for decades, driven by ideological clashes and strategic interests. After Hugo Chávez took power in 1999, he pursued socialist policies and asserted greater… Read more: The War No One Asked For: Inside the U.S. Confrontation with Venezuela
Global Flashpoints & the Imminent Threat of World War III30 September 2025
In recent years, a convergence of international crises has prompted analysts across the political spectrum to warn that a Third World War could be on the horizon. Ongoing conflicts – Russia’s war in Ukraine, escalating confrontations in the Middle East… Read more: Global Flashpoints & the Imminent Threat of World War III
Global Politics 2025: Western Hegemony vs. the Rise of BRICS14 August 2025
Global politics in 2025 is defined by an intense struggle between the long-dominant Western hegemonic order (led by the United States) and a rising coalition of powers centered around the BRICS bloc (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, and their… Read more: Global Politics 2025: Western Hegemony vs. the Rise of BRICS
The Illusion of Western Decline & the Reality of Global Rebalancing16 July 2025
Contrary to the alarmist rhetoric echoing through Washington and European capitals, the West is not in decline—it is being recalibrated. What we are witnessing is not the fall of the West, but the long-overdue rise of the rest. For centuries,… Read more: The Illusion of Western Decline & the Reality of Global Rebalancing
Israeli Strikes on Iran Targeted Global Economic Shift, Not Nuclear Threat20 June 2025
In the latest episode of the Think BRICS podcast, host Anastacia G. delivered a sweeping, provocative critique of the June 13 Israeli strikes on Iran, asserting they mark the true beginning of a global struggle between Western hegemony and an… Read more: Israeli Strikes on Iran Targeted Global Economic Shift, Not Nuclear Threat
Mounting Escalation: Dimitri Lascaris Warns of Broader War After Israel-Iran Strikes16 June 2025
Montreal, June 16, 2025 — Canadian political commentator and activist Dimitri Lascaris has warned that the latest exchange of military strikes between Israel and Iran could spiral into an uncontrollable war with devastating global consequences, including a potential nuclear conflict.… Read more: Mounting Escalation: Dimitri Lascaris Warns of Broader War After Israel-Iran Strikes
Venâncio Mondlane and the Post-Election Crisis in Mozambique: A Political Crossroads8 June 2025
In the wake of Mozambique’s 2024 elections, the country remains gripped by political uncertainty, marked by allegations of electoral fraud, fatal state crackdowns, and the sudden rise—and disappearance—of opposition figure Venâncio Mondlane. An engineer by training and former member of… Read more: Venâncio Mondlane and the Post-Election Crisis in Mozambique: A Political Crossroads
Richard Stallman: The Legend of Software Freedom that Saved the World24 May 2025
A Rebel with a Cause Imagine a world where every time you want to share a cool app with a friend, you have to ask permission (and maybe pay extra). Or where fixing a simple bug in your game is… Read more: Richard Stallman: The Legend of Software Freedom that Saved the World
Ongoing Genocide in Palestine : When Will Enough be Enough?20 May 2025
Today is day five hundred eighty five of genocide. And every day, we witness unprecedented atrocities. Two days ago, we saw a baby in a red onesie, not yet one years old, have both of her tiny legs amputated. We… Read more: Ongoing Genocide in Palestine : When Will Enough be Enough?