Witness of a NATO mission: Next in line in the cemetery of empires? Why bombs are falling on Kabul again
The article discusses the recent airstrikes by the Pakistani Air Force on Kabul amidst renewed Taliban activity and reflects on historical parallels from a NATO member's perspective.
Freedom for Development in Europe: A Holy Empire of the German Nation is Preparing
The article discusses the emergence of a unified German-led initiative in Europe, drawing historical parallels to past empires.
Transnational Crime Empires: How They Redrew the Balance of Power in Latin America?
Transnational crime syndicates in Latin America are reshaping power dynamics, challenging national sovereignty, and contributing significantly to violence in the region.
In the club of television presenters in the U.S. Who is the richest?
The article explores the financial empires built by successful television presenters in the U.S., emphasizing that wealth comes from more than just on-screen salaries.
Iconic 90s PC game just got a massive DLC for its 'best' remaster on console
A new DLC for the remastered version of the iconic 90s game Age of Empires II adds three new civilizations and epic campaigns.
Africa's Rebellion Against Former Empires: The Roots - Philosopher Achille Mbembe
Achille Mbembe discusses Africa's response to former empires and modern powers shaping new spheres of influence amidst ongoing conflicts and political turmoil.
Cold and drought led to a 'barbarian export' system from the steppes of Asia to Europe
A new study suggests that cold and drought in the steppes of Asia may have triggered waves of migration, termed 'barbarian exports,' impacting the Roman and Chinese empires.
Epstein and Rasputin: When Shadows Rule, Thrones Fall
The article discusses the parallels between Jeffrey Epstein and Grigori Rasputin, suggesting that both represent shadowy influences that undermine empires from within.
From Titles to Millions: The 'Kings' of Earnings by Sport
Cristiano Ronaldo tops the global sports scene with lucrative contracts that transform talent into financial empires, emphasizing the importance of off-field performance in measuring success.
The Stone That Almost Killed Alexander the Great in Afghanistan
The article discusses Afghanistan's historical reputation as the 'Graveyard of Empires,' detailing how it has consistently defeated invading forces from Alexander the Great to modern-day superpowers.
Antonio Scurati: Against Empires, Europe is Alone with its Freedom
Antonio Scurati discusses how Europe is threatened by powers like Putin and Trump yet can serve as a bridge between civilizations by embracing humanist values.
Iran, Greenland, Taiwan: The Empires Strike Back
The article discusses the ongoing protests in Iran, government repression, and the broader geopolitical tensions involving regions like Greenland and Taiwan.
The Hidden Reasons Why Empires Want to Conquer Greenland Since WWII
The article explores the strategic importance of Greenland and the reasons behind imperial interests in the island since World War II.
Our New Colonial Era
The article discusses the paradox of a world declaring the end of empires while simultaneously reproducing colonial structures in international politics and economic influence.
Imperialist Brutality
The article discusses the European Union's failure to address the threat posed by Donald Trump's expansionism, highlighting the historical hypocrisy of empires justifying their predatory actions with benevolent narratives.
The US, China, and Russia want to divide the world: new empires for the 21st century
The article discusses the shifting international order marked by the emergence of new empires, particularly involving the US, China, and Russia, and highlights the implications for various regions including the Americas, Greenland, Europe, Taiwan, and the future of the internet.
Venezuela and Gaza, and the Return of the Age of Empires
The article discusses the US abduction of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife amidst ongoing conflicts, portraying it as an assertion of American dominance and a challenge to the sovereignty of nations.
Nicolas Baverez: "2026, the Year I of the New Age of Empires"
Nicolas Baverez argues that the year 2026 will mark the beginning of a new era dominated by authoritarian regimes, driven by U.S. intervention in Venezuela and its implications for international law and global power dynamics.
Don Stojić: Empires and ideologies come and go, but history remains anchored in Bethlehem
Don Damir Stojić, a military chaplain, reflects in his New Year message on the significance of time measured from the birth of Jesus Christ.
He founded one of the greatest empires of antiquity. He is even mentioned in the Bible
Cyrus the Great, founder of the Achaemenid dynasty and leader of the Persian Empire, is renowned for his conquests and unique governance respecting diverse peoples and religions, and is the only pagan ruler mentioned in the Bible.
Macron defends a European defense against the threats of the "return of empires"
French President Macron emphasizes the need for a European defense strategy in the context of global threats posed by the 'return of empires' from leaders like Trump, Xi, and Putin.