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The U.S. vs. Everyone: Dominate or Destroy?

Politics, at its core, has never been about daring business gambles—it's about the careful calculus of power. And while entrepreneurs bet on markets, politicians stake their futures on something far less predictable: people

Deconstructing the bluff

Tariffs are not a sign of strength but a symptom of decline--one that inflation and devaluation will ruthlessly expose. The future belongs to cooperation, not coercion

When truth shatters prejudice

Vistors to China offer an alternative narrative to mainstream Western media

Different approaches to the unhoused

The government support many homeless people in the U.S. receive is both inconsistent and insufficient. These stopgap measures only meet the recipients' immediate needs and do nothing to change their fate

Money for war, but not the poor

The problem of homelessness in the United States has become increasingly pronounced in recent years
The lesson from the catalyst effect

Open markets and competition are the "secret" to China's EV success
The dimming of the beacon

A global mission vs. a broken home, the tension behind U.S. hegemony

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U.S. regime change under Trump 2.0: Empire at a crossroads

Trump's early foreign policy record indicates a dire need for Americans to understand "regime change" in a deeper way

A global reconfiguration of the world order

Trump, Zelensky and the shift in trans-Atlantic alliances

The fall of a superhero

When Captain America, a superhero embodying American values, loses its appeal, it marks a cultural manifestation of the simultaneous decline of America's soft power and global leadership

The sound of silence: Europe's struggle for influence

Continent grapples with with a sidelined position in Ukraine negotiations

Certainty amid uncertainties

At the 2025 Munich Security Conference (MSC) in Germany—an event that organizes high-level discussions and fosters agreements and transnational cooperation on global security—it was clear that China, a country used to being portrayed as a "disruptor" by the West, is increasingly being recognized as a stabilizing force in this evolving landscape

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