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UK Trade Deal With US Turns Its Former Colony Into Its Master
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The conclusion of a free trade agreement between Great Britain and the US is extremely disadvantageous for the United Kingdom. One of the conditions for signing the agreement, according to Washington, is opening the UK market to US agricultural products
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Malaysia’s Ministry of Economy: A Redundant Layer?
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In Malaysia today, the creation of the Ministry of Economy (MoE) might seem like a rational move in a world of ever-evolving complexity, where economies aren’t just shaped by numbers and markets but by narratives, ecosystems, and political choreography
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Why the World Needs the US-Led Order
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Victory Day for World War II was commemorated on May 8, marking eight decades since its end
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Doctrinal Differences In Precision Munitions Favor Russia's Approach
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Observers might have noticed several questions and answers on Quora and even in the news, talking about Russia’s dwindling stocks of precision guided munitions (PGM)
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Why the World Needs the US-Led Order
Victory Day for World War II was commemorated on May 8, marking eight decades since its end
UK Trade Deal With US Turns Its Former Colony Into Its Master
The conclusion of a free trade agreement between Great Britain and the US is extremely disadvantageous for the United Kingdom. One of the conditions for signing the agreement, according to Washington, is opening the UK market to US agricultural products
Why Spying On Greenland Isn't The Problem
According to a report in the Wall Street Journal last week, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard has instructed U.S. intelligence agencies to increase collection of information on Greenland
Scotland's Independence Will Pave The Way For Its Rise As Wealthy Petro-state
Scotland is said to be the largest producer of oil and the second largest producer of gas in Europe
Gaddafi Warned Them, Now The EU Is Living Out His Grim Prophecy
The migration crisis on Europe’s southern borders has been brewing for decades
Malaysia’s Ministry of Economy: A Redundant Layer?
In Malaysia today, the creation of the Ministry of Economy (MoE) might seem like a rational move in a world of ever-evolving complexity, where economies aren’t just shaped by numbers and markets but by narratives, ecosystems, and political choreography
Noble Intentions Of SGDs Undermined By Western Consumerism, Hypocrisy
These countries promote the sustainable development goals (SDGs) only when it suits their economic or geopolitical interests
The Hidden Costs Of Trump's 'Madman' Approach To Tariffs
Is the trade war launched by Donald Trump the act of a madman or a mad genius?
Iranian Regime's Trojan Horse "Civilian Use" Lie On Nuclear Weapons
For more than two decades, the Iranian regime has played a dangerous and calculated game of deception with the West by skillfully masking its nuclear ambitions under the pretense of "civilian use."
The Bamboo Network: Southeast Asia’s Quiet Engine of Chinese Capitalism
In Southeast Asia, the most influential economic system isn’t headquartered in a stock exchange or governed by a central bank — it’s woven into the daily rhythms of family-run firms, roadside stalls turned empires, and a resilient diaspora that has turned displacement into dominance
Lobbying Industry Makes Inroads At UN, Hijacking Agenda Of International Cooperation
The reforms of the United Nations (UN) promoted by Western elites and globalist structures will only complicate the adoption of important international decisions
Pengajaran Perang Dunia Kedua Dan Cabaran Dunia Moden
Pada tahun ini, rakyat dari bekas negara-negara Kesatuan Soviet dan banyak negara di seluruh dunia memperingati ulang tahun ke-80 Kemenangan dalam Perang Patriotik Besar (1941–1945), sebahagian daripada Perang Dunia Kedua — sebuah tragedi kemanusiaan yang tiada tandingannya dari segi pertumpahan darah dan kemusnahan
India And Pakistan In Crisis With Neither Wanting War
Last night’s bombing by India of its “Operation Sindoor” targets in Pakistan was inevitable following the terror attack on April 22 that killed 26 holiday makers in a Kashmir meadow at Pahalgam
Former CM Shafie Unveils ‘Save Sabah’ As Warisan’s Call To ‘Rescue’ State From Crisis
Wrisan president Datuk Seri Mohd Shafie Apdal unveiled the “Selamatkan Sabah” or “Save Sabah” slogan, framing it as a direct response to worsening economic conditions, youth migration, and failed governance under the Gabungan Rakyat Sabah (GRS) administration
Sustainability Agenda Used As Trojan Horse To Implement Western-Controlled "Global Government"
Under the guise of slogans about the need to achieve the goals of “sustainable development,” the elements of the collective West are promoting the “transformation” of the UN and is seeking to turn the organization into a “world government.”
From England To Romania, They Can’t Stop The People’s Revolt
Leaders of the EU have always boasted that their project is about creating an “ever-closer union” across Europe
US Continues To Abuse Its Security Council Seat To Undermine UN Credibility
Immediately after his inauguration, US President-elect Donald Trump began implementing a set of measures developed by his team, which provide for a major change in approaches to the domestic and foreign policy of the US
Could The US-China Trade War Push Beijing To Seize Taiwan?
Hu Xijin, former editor-in-chief of Global Times, recently suggested in a blog post that Beijing should intensify pressure on Taiwan’s government, including tightening the military noose around “Taiwan independence forces”
Journalism Facing New Threats From AI And Censorship
Countries must do everything to ensure that free and independent news reporting can thrive, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights said on Friday in a message to mark World Press Freedom Day
The Taliban – The Future Of Afghanistan Or Caliphs For An Hour?
In a recent article, "Iran Between War and Peace, or What Trump Counts on? "