The End of Arms Control and the Rise of a Tripolar World
US President Donald Trump’s recent statement about resuming nuclear testing has triggered widespread concern among strategic and security analysts.
Christopher Langford
The End of Arms Control and the Rise of a Tripolar World
US President Donald Trump’s recent statement about resuming nuclear testing has triggered widespread concern among strategic and security analysts.
From Hair Salons to Luxury Apartments: How China’s Secret Sex Industry Works
Ask China’s AI system DeepSeek about it, and the answer is predictable: “China is a socialist country that emphasizes social civilization and harmony. Prostitution and other obscene or illegal activities are strictly banned.”
Israel–Palestine Conflict Explained: From Ottoman Rule to Modern Occupation
The Israel–Palestine conflict is one of the most deeply rooted and complex disputes in modern history. It is not a recent quarrel but a layered struggle that intertwines history, religion, land, and identity.
Mao Zedong: A Leader Who Never Brushed His Teeth, Shocking Habits of China’s Most Powerful Leader
The Private Life of Chairman Mao paints a portrait of a man who was both extraordinary and deeply flawed, whose habits, lifestyle, and intimate choices revealed an altogether different side of the leader than the public ever saw.
Is Trump Ready to Fight for Bagram, How Far Will U.S. President Go to Stop Beijing in Kabul?
Trump’s warning has re‑opened debates in Washington and abroad: should the United States try to regain influence over Bagram, and what risks would that entail?
Chabahar Port Back in the Spotlight: What the U.S. Sanctions Mean for India and Regional Strategy
Chabahar Port in Iran has once again returned to international headlines. The development has come as a significant geopolitical twist.
Yasin Malik Drops a Bombshell: Manmohan Singh Thanked Me After Hafiz Saeed Meet
Yasin Malik alleged that former Indian Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh had personally thanked him in 2006 following a controversial meeting in Pakistan with Hafiz Saeed
The Untold Stories of Soldiers in World War I Trenches
When people talk about World War I, the first image that often comes to mind is the trench. Long, muddy lines carved into European fields, stretching for miles, where men lived, fought, and died.
Why Did So Many Cultures Predict the End of the World?
Predicting the end of the world is not just about worrying over natural disasters or divine judgment. It is about human psychology, social order, and cultural storytelling.
Lost Languages: How Much Human Knowledge Died With Them?
Lost Languages: Imagine a library where every book is written in a language no one speaks anymore. You can see the covers, the pages, even the illustrations, but when you try to read, the words dissolve into silence.