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How is the US Convincing the Philippines to Destroy Itself?

As China rises, Asia rises with it. The Southeast Asian state of the Philippines stood to rise alongside the rest of the region until relatively recently as the United States successfully convinces the Philippines to do otherwise.

Brian Berletic

DNC-2024: The Sham that is American Democracy

The US Democratic National Convention (DNC), as opposed to epitomizing the best of democratic ideals from the US, a country that styles itself as the biggest democracy globally, ended up displaying Washington’s dictatorship on the world. ‘Democracy’ ended up appearing as a guise for broken internal governance that cannot deliver benefits to US citizens. Washington cannot allow any government to serve citizens, for instance in Gadhafi’s Libya, or Mosaddegh’s Iran.

Simon Chege Ndiritu

America versus America and the right path of China

Decades of diametrically opposed courses In 1988, a young professor of international relations at Fudan University in China travelled the length and breadth of the USA for half a year. He wanted to understand that great country in depth, at a time when the Soviet Union was coming to an end, Japan was challenging the US for the status of the world’s leading economy and the latter was intensifying its neoliberal process begun in the 70s.

Ricardo Nuno Costa

The US-Philippine alliance: growing US military presence and its impact on regional security

Ksenia Muratshina

Ukrainian Invasion of Russia: Kampfgruppe Peiper 2.0 “Having a BAD Day!”

Seth Ferris

Libya: two armies and two partners. Explaining the dynamics of military co-operation between Tripoli and Tobruk with the US and Russia

Ivan Kopytsev

Russia and the use of nuclear weapons

Simon Westwood

Joe Biden’s Legacy: Wars for American Supremacy

Salman Rafi Sheikh

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