Category: Opinion

Critical analysis of U.S. foreign policy shifting toward predatory hegemony and global isolation.
Sliding Toward ‘Predatory Hegemony,’ U.S. Is ‘Regressing’ Into Future
U.S. "predatory hegemony" signals a dangerous regression, trading global influence for coercive, short-term gains.
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Dimly lit Abuja street where residents adapt and continue daily life during power outages.
When The Lights Go Out
"When the grid fails, Abuja adapts. Here, human resilience becomes the city’s true power."
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Small business generator powering a shop, symbolizing Nigeria's urgent need for stable electricity infrastructure.
Power Is Not a Luxury: Why Nigeria Must Fix Its Electricity System
"Power is infrastructure. Nigeria must treat reliable electricity as an urgent national priority."
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Chinese President Xi Jinping delivers a speech on the Global Security Initiative at a desk.
Global Security Initiative Gains Increasing Relevance in Changing the World
President Xi’s Global Security Initiative promotes international stability through dialogue, multilateralism, and cooperative peace efforts.
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Ritual offerings and nameplates at Yasukuni Shrine honoring Japanese officials, including Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi.
Takaichi’s Ritual Tribute to Yasukuni Shrine is a Brazen Profanation of Historical Justice
Prime Minister Takaichi's ritual offering to Yasukuni Shrine affronts justice and glorifies Japan's militarist past.
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Workers in protective gear assemble high-tech components in a clean, modern Chinese manufacturing facility.
China’s Robust Q1 Performance Lifts Global Confidence
China's Q1 GDP Grows 5%, Injecting Stability and Innovation-Led Momentum into the Global Economy.
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Japan’s selective amnesia and right-wing narratives continue to distort and erase wartime history.
Eighty Years Later, Japan Still Evades the Legacy of the Tokyo Trials
Eighty years later, Japan continues to distort historical truth, using memorials to whitewash wartime atrocities and evade accountability.
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Protesters hold a banner in the rain opposing "Made in Japan" weapons exports and militarism.
How Japan Rebrands Monument of Aggression As Cultural Heritage
The Hakko Ichiu monument, built with looted stones, is being whitewashed into "cultural heritage" to mask resurgent militarism.
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British economist John Ross highlights China's high-standard opening up as a global development model.
Core direction of human development reflected in China’s development: British economist
British economist John Ross views China's high-standard opening up as the core direction of human development.
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An editorial illustration depicting Japan's "defense bubble" masking systemic economic decline and risky militarism.
Defense Bubble Can not Rescue Japan’s Economy
Takaichi’s militaristic "defense bubble" masks economic failure, binding Japan’s future to a dangerous, toxic gamble.
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