International

The integration of Iran into the Eurasian axis ends Western dominance

by Matthew Ehret*

(15 August 2025) Washington's imperial ambitions and Tel Aviv's fanaticism have brought the world to the brink of nuclear annihilation. But integrating Iran into the Eurasian axis offers humanity an important way out.

Bridgehead Europe

by Sevim Dagdelen*

(15 August 2025) If a capital city is the place where the most important political decisions are made, then it must be said that 21st-century Europe appears to have three capitals: Ramstein, Wiesbaden and Turnberry in Scotland.

After countless foreign invasions and wars

Vietnam cultivates its neutrality – to its own advantage

by Felix Abt*

(08 August 2025) This week, Vietnam celebrates the 50th anniversary of its reunification and independence. Here are some thoughts that are important in the current geopolitical environment.

UN agencies warn of famine in Gaza

Permanent, safe and unhindered access for humanitarian aid!

Media release UNICEF*

(08 August 2025) Gaza faces the severe risk of famine as food consumption and nutrition indicators have reached their worst levels since the conflict began, according to data shared in the latest “Integrated Food Security Phase Classification” (IPC) Alert.**

Israel's proxy war against BRICS

The struggle for supremacy in Eurasia

by Andreas Mylaeus*

(11 July 2025) Israel is not only seeking to establish Greater Israel but is also implementing the overall strategy of Anglo-Saxon world domination: the destruction of BRICS and the prevention of Eurasian integration.

Everything is at stake – not just for Iran

The US deeply involved in planning the Israeli attack

by René Zittlau*

(27 June 2025) (CH-S) In a crystal-clear overarching view, analyst René Zittlau shows the geopolitical consequences and connections linked to Israel’s attack on Iran. It becomes evident that the US administration is much more deeply involved in the preparation of the attack than it appeared.

The multiple violations of international law will not invalidate international law itself, but the development of a peaceful global community will be set back considerably.