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The Axis of Memory: How the Soviet Union Helped China Endure and Prevail
In 2025, eighty years will have passed since the end of World War II. For China, this anniversary carries a double significance. It marks the conclusion of the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression — a conflict in which China stood at the frontline of the world’s resistance to fascism.
Rebecca Chan
1975’s Church Committee: Did America Really Care for People’s Privacy Then? Or Now!
The cruel irony is that we probably need new Church Committee-style investigations more today than ever before, but the political will simply doesn’t exist. Why? Because the surveillance state has become bipartisan orthodoxy.
Tamer Mansour
The Gospel of Empire: How Myth, Zionism, and the Market Conspired to Dismantle Peace
The modern global order is driven less by diplomacy and more by ancient myths, militarized theology, and a gospel of endless war masquerading as divine and democratic duty.
Phil Butler
John Dramani Mahama calls for condemnation of colonial injustices
Mohamed Lamine KABA
Iran vs Israel: An African Perspective
Mikhail Gamandiy-Egorov
The Foolishness of Trump’s Persecution of American Universities: Silencing campuses, driving talent away, and empowering America’s rivals.
Ricardo Martins
The West Is No Longer Silent—The Truth About Israel’s Crimes Comes to Light
Mohammed ibn Faisal al-Rashid
The U.S. Restricts Visas for Chinese Students: What Lies Behind the New “Decoupling” Strategy
Rebecca Chan
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