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proposes the formal recognition of a new principle in international law: the Right to Civilizational Self-Defense, grounded in the reality that modern threats to peoples and nations are no longer limited to overt genocide or foreign military occupation, but now include demographic subversion, bureaucratic cultural engineering, and ideological displacement perpetrated by domestic or supranational regimes.

The ICJ's refusal to hear Sudan’s case against the UAE is not a flaw—it is a feature of an international legal system designed to protect the powerful, not the victimized. When aggressors can hide behind jurisdictional technicalities and state consent doctrines, courts like the ICJ become obstacles, not avenues, for justice.

While not a legal ban per se, the classification now opens the AfD to sweeping surveillance and operational constraints. For critics, however, this announcement signals a deeper concern: that the BfV has evolved into an ideological enforcement agency more akin to its Cold War predecessor, East Germany's notorious Ministry for State Security—the Stasi.

Kanye West is not merely performing; he is inhabiting myth. He rotates between Savior and Tyrant, Madonna and Whore, Logos and Demiurge. Whether consciously or not, he dramatizes what modern culture refuses to admit:

This brief examines the risk and plausibility that the U.S. Institute of Peace (USIP), a congressionally funded peacebuilding organization, may have disbursed grants to non-existent or fraudulent NGOs operating in Afghanistan between 2021 and 2024

As Ukraine continues to endure the toll of war and attempts to rebuild its shattered infrastructure and economy, two vastly different models for international reconstruction support have emerged.

This white paper explores how these tariffs, when fully implemented, could collapse China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) by cutting off vital export revenue, weakening China's currency, triggering a domestic financial crisis, and forcing Beijing to abandon overseas infrastructure projects.

From sprawling cornfields in Iowa to heavily processed food aisles in every supermarket, the U.S. agriculture industry has evolved into something far removed from its Jeffersonian ideal. Today, it is a monolithic, government-subsidized machine—engineered not to nourish citizens, but to support corporate monopolies, entrench land control, and export commodity influence abroad

The United States today finds itself in a legal and political siege where the Constitution, once revered as the supreme law of the land, is now under sustained assault. This attack is not coming from foreign adversaries or rogue generals—it is being executed by elite legal organizations, activist judges, and ideologically motivated NGOs using a weaponized form of jurisprudence known as lawfare.

The EU is not simply playing defense. It is actively shaping the war’s duration to serve its own ends:

A panic-sale situation would not lead to U.S. collapse. It would instead invite other governments and institutions to buy at a discount.

President Trump’s warnings about Jerome Powell are not simply personal attacks—they reflect a deeper recognition that monetary policy has become misaligned with the nation’s survival strategy.

This paper explores the modern myths and misconceptions surrounding Jewish identity, the internal contradictions between various Jewish worldviews, and the ways in which leftist and socialist movements appear to be weaponizing Jewish visibility for political gain

One might argue that the natural check on bad rulings lies within the judiciary itself. The Supreme Court or appellate courts could, in theory, dismiss repeat legal challenges with statements like “asked and answered” or “duplicative of prior rulings.” And while this might sound ideal, the reality is more complex.

Beginning notably under Thatcher but rooted earlier, deliberate policies aimed at economic liberalization and globalization dismantled Brita

Brokerage houses may not have protected every investor, but they protected themselves—and profited. The sharp drop in equities, the scramble

CONGRESSWOMAN PRAMILA JAYAPAL. PART OF THE OPPOSITION They march through the streets with fists raised and slogans blazing. They shut...

This tactic cleverly sidestepped WTO rules while simultaneously avoiding direct confrontation with U.S. multinationals. It wasn’t just a tax

These six candidates represent a spectrum of centrist to right-leaning ideologies focused on addressing Colombia’s long-standing issues thro

The IMO’s climate agenda will reshape global shipping—but not equally. While the West embraces sweeping environmental reforms, China is exec