Investigation: Could Greenland’s Parliament Be Manipulated by Trump?
Recently, we published profiles of most of the 31 members of Greenland’s Parliament, the Inatsisartut, as part of an investigation seeking to understand whether
Venezuela : Chronicle of an announced escalation
What happened in Caracas on the night of January 3, 2026, with the kidnapping of President Nicolás Maduro Moros and First Lady Cilia Flores
Delcy Rodríguez appointed interim president of Venezuela
Venezuela’s Supreme Court has assigned Vice President Delcy Rodríguez the role of interim president following the seizure of Nicolás Maduro, who was taken in
The “Zelensky” Peace Plan
Analysis. Several remarks and comments on this plan: first, the absence of any mention of Ukraine’s entry into NATO. Yet this is one of Russia’s
Fictional Press Freedom Rankings and the Illusion of Free Speech in the EU
An article in National Review exposes the complete fraud of the annual country press freedom rankings published by RSF (Reporters Without Borders), while the
The Specter of Oil Imperialism: The Seizure of the Skipper and the 21st Century Plunder
In the turbulent waters of the southern Caribbean, on December 10, 2025, the United States repeated an all-too-familiar historical script: helicopters whizzing overhead, marines
Hands Off Venezuela
In the Caribbean Sea, a wind of war is beginning to blow again. The United States has deployed ships, aircraft and troops under the
Kyrgyzstan: Western Agents Still Lying in Wait
The visit of Russian Federation President Vladimir Putin to Kyrgyzstan has just concluded. It took place on the eve of the country’s parliamentary elections.
Megaphone diplomacy
The American peace plan for Ukraine was not presented through quiet talks, backroom meetings and long negotiations in Swiss hotels. It arrived in a
Opinion: Trump’s Peace Plans for the Gaza Strip Raise Increasing Questions
In October, Donald Trump ended the war in the Gaza Strip “after long years of suffering and bloodshed,” a statement made during a peace