Milorad Dodik: Nationalism, Defiance, and Historical Revisionism
Milorad Dodik stands as one of the most consequential and controversial figures in the modern history of the Western Balkans. His political…
Geopolitics
Articles on power, states, strategy, conflict, diplomacy, and the global struggle over territory, order, and influence.
The British Created The “Jewish Problem”; Let Them Fix It
The British Empire sowed the wind in Palestine; the world has reaped the whirlwind for generations. To argue that the British created the “Jewish Problem” is not to absolve other actors of responsibility, but to identify the primary architect of the modern dilemma.
The Gaza Genocide Allegation: Dissecting the Legal and Moral Mischaracterization of Israel’s…
This report aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of the arguments opposing the genocide classification, examining the situation through the lens of international law, military necessity, and documented Israeli practices.
Israel’s Operation Gideon’s Chariots: Naval Dimensions of a Multi-Domain Strategy
Operation Gideon’s Chariots represents a significant evolution in Israeli military strategy, combining ground, air, and naval elements in a comprehensive approach to urban warfare and territorial control.
The IDF’s Multifaceted Strategy for Gaza
The Israel Defense Forces’ (IDF) campaign to eradicate Hamas is a complex and devastating military undertaking with profound humanitarian consequences.
The Axis of Upheaval: How Xi, Putin, and Kim Just Declared War on the Old World Order
Xi’s new “Axis of Upheaval”. The West must not merely react, but evolve — proud of its traditions, poetic in its resolve, yet ever vigilant, practical, and unyielding in defense of a world order that honors both past wisdom and future promise.
The International Association of Genocide Scholars (IAGS) Board Membership: A Demographic and…
There is no support in the data for the claim that the IAGS board membership is anti-Semitic.
Who Cares About the Houthis?
Houthis’ actions have a ripple effect that extends far beyond Yemen’s borders, impacting regional power dynamics, global trade, and humanitarian efforts. Their role as an Iranian proxy makes them a central concern for a diverse range of international actors.
Atrocities Inflicted by Hamas: Documentation and Analysis
The international community must unambiguously condemn Hamas’s atrocities while simultaneously working to address the underlying grievances that fuel the conflict. Only through a combination of justice for victims, security for civilians on both sides, ...
The Observer State of Palestine
The State of Palestine is a non-member observer state at the United Nations, a status it was granted on November 29, 2012, by a vote in the UN General Assembly. This status allows Palestine to participate in most UN proceedings, though it does not grant voting rights.
Benjamin Netanyahu: The Ideological Architecture — A Synthesis of History, Security, and Survival
A paradox ultimately shapes Netanyahu’s worldview: he seeks international legitimacy for Israel while simultaneously rejecting external pressure for concessions, believing that only uncompromising strength can guarantee longevity and peace.
Vladimir Putin: The Ideological and Personal Worldview — A Geopolitical Mind Forged in History and…
Putin’s foreign policy is not merely a pragmatic response to external events but is driven by a profound and unyielding belief in the necessity of dismantling the existing global order and replacing it with one that allows Russia to exercise its power without constraint.