Category: Geopolitics

America Second: Episode 6

Forwarded this email? Subscribe here for more Watch now America Second: Episode 6 Henry Szamota and José Niño discuss the 2024 presidential election and what impact it will have on foreign policy Nov 12 READ IN APP Upgrade to paid Share With Donald Trump winning the 2024 presidential […]

Trump Is Not the “End of Liberalism”, Ending the War in Ukraine, European Industry Getting Ruined By US Diktaks, Germany’s Failing Economic Model , When Airlines Vanish

Niccolo Soldo Nov 12, 2024 Every weekend (almost) I share five articles/essays/reports with you. I select these over the course of the week because they are either insightful, informative, interesting, important, or a combination of the above. Share I am thankful that the readers of this Substack are […]

The Fate of Al-Aqsa

by Alexander Dugin Alexander Dugin Nov 14, 2024 Alexander Dugin asserts that the recent Arab-Islamic summit in Riyadh, marked by unprecedented unity among leaders like Assad, Erdogan, and Mohammed bin Salman, signals a critical turning point in the Islamic world’s response to Zionist aggression and the Palestinian crisis. […]

Alain de Benoist on Trump’s Victory

by Alain de Benoist Arktos Journal Nov 11, 2024 Alain de Benoist analyzes the results of the American presidential election. While he welcomes the victory of the people over the Establishment, he nonetheless cautions against excessive optimism regarding the potential positive consequences of Donald Trump’s victory for France […]

Putin’s Valdai Speech: A Prophecy

by Alexander Dugin Alexander Dugin Nov 08, 2024 Alexander Dugin argues that Vladimir Putin’s Valdai speech outlines a new vision for a multipolar world rooted in traditional values and true democracy, citing Trump’s victory and the recent BRICS summit as signs of growing resistance to the globalist agenda. […]

The Battle of Islamsterdam

by Hans Vogel Hans Vogel Nov 08, 2024 Hans Vogel analyzes the clashes in Amsterdam involving Israeli football fans and local Muslims, explaining how the incident is indicative of ethnic tensions in European cities, the globalist politicization of sports, and underlying geopolitical dynamics. On November 7, the Dutch […]

A Dark Chapter Ends

Zander Nov 06, 2024 Zander argues that Donald Trump’s landslide victory has ended one of the darkest chapters of American history. With his second term, Trump is far better prepared to take on the globalists and the deep state. The 2024 US election, in which Donald Trump just […]

All eyes on America

Tuesday, 5 November 2024 “I am convinced that the act of thinking logically cannot possibly be natural to the human mind. If it were, then mathematics would be everybody’s easiest course at school and our species would not have taken several millennia to figure out the scientific method.” […]

Russians, Russians Everywhere

  View this email in your browser Russians, Russians Everywhere + Final Call For MedShare Fundraiser by Peter Zeihan on October 31, 2024 Today is the final day of our MedShare fundraiser! If you join me on Patreon in the month of October, your subscription fees for the rest of […]

Islam: Tarred with the Same Brush

Troy Southgate Oct 31, 2024 IMAGINE being Otto Strasser when your socialist ideals are being misrepresented by Hitler and his financial advisors; a victim of Fascism whose anti-authoritarian principles are being dragged through the mud by Antifa; or Ted Kaczynski when Extinction Rebellion is compromising with the capitalist […]

“Too Much Evidence” Of Genocide

Caitlin Johnstone Oct 31, 2024 Listen to a reading of this article (reading by Tim Foley): South Africa’s legal team has submitted hundreds of documents containing what it calls “undeniable evidence” as part of its ongoing genocide case against the state of Israel, with the South African representative […]

Environmentalism in One Country

North Korea is regrowing its forests in a program of nationalist ecology. As environmental crises unfold, other countries will come to share its strategy. Oct 31, 2024 Micha Brändli/Military parade, Pyongyang This article by Dylan Levi King was originally published on Palladium Magazine on June 15, 2022. It […]

‘Goliath Is Winning’

For the Review’s November 21 issue, Timothy Garton Ash traveled to Kharkiv, Ukraine’s second-biggest city, about twenty-five miles from the Russian border. He was visiting “to repay a debt of honor”—Russian missiles recently killed seven workers at a factory that had printed, among other things, the Ukrainian edition […]