A nuclear-armed state accused of genocide claims to prevent nuclear proliferation—by striking a non-nuclear signatory state. Is this about stopping weapons, or engineering an existential crisis to trigger U.S. involvement?
Behind the noble mask of humanitarianism, a quiet revolution is unfolding—where asylum becomes a political tool, NGOs reshape borders, and the true victims of persecution are lost in the noise of activism
As Russia scrambles jets over a nameless tanker, the Baltic becomes a theatre not of nuance but blunt warnings—and darker intentions beneath the crude
As Europe’s asylum systems buckle under modern migratory pressures, the Geneva Convention faces renewed scrutiny. Is it a timeless pillar of protection—or an outdated obstacle in need of urgent reform?