Rethinking China Nov. 17, 2025 Question: Some interesting reasoning regarding the dismissal of senior military commanders in China. It feels like these purges will be inevitable while there is no change at the top for long periods of time. How do you view a similar “purge” of U.S. commanders since the election in comparison? Response: […]
Washington's vision. Ukrainian lawmaker Oleksiy Goncharenko revealed on his Telegram channel what he says is the U.S.-drafted 28-point plan to end the war with...
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Russia’s Issues Beyond Ukraine
Nov. 11, 2025
Question: Why do you conclude with the statement that Russia has neither the ability nor interest to act on...
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After three decades, Guinea has officially inaugurated the Simandou mine, with the first shipment of iron ore expected to depart for China...
