What is the Fate of Russia After Prigozhin’s Mutiny?

Betrayals are turning allies into enemies. Power plays are igniting the flames of conflict setting the stage for a high stakes battle that could potentially plunge Russia into civil war and leave the world on the brink of chaos.

The Wagner Threat: Putin’s Response to a Hypothetical Power Grab by Yevgeny Prigozhin

In the high-stakes game of geopolitical power, if Yevgeny Prigozhin attempted a power grab in Russia, President Putin would likely respond with swift and decisive action, leveraging his extensive network and propaganda machinery to maintain control and downplay the situation, showcasing the fragility of Russia’s internal dynamics in this critical moment.

How the Six-Day War Became the Modern Standard Bearer for Air Superiority

Aerial supremacy and Israel’s decisive actions during Operation Focus of the Six-Day War is the textbook standard of air superiority. The ability to degrade enemy air defense and aircraft is what Western nations and their allies excel in, while countries such as Russia will only struggle with it.

It’s time for the US to Comply with the International Criminal Court on War Crimes

To show the world the United States is not above the law, reconciling with the International Criminal Court is in its best interest. With ever-changing geopolitics and past misdeeds by risking foreign policy decisions, Washington must display honor over personal interests and not allow American exceptionalism to continue to dictate our grandstanding with the international community.

Media Figures Were Historically Prosecuted for Genocide Incitement and Russian Propagandists Should be No Exception

With ongoing indictments against key figures of the Russian government, one cannot forget the role media figures, public broadcasters, and military bloggers played in heightening genocidal rhetoric during the invasion of Ukraine. Like the international tribunals for propagandists in Nazi Germany and the then Hutu-led government of Rwanda, Russian media figures who play a significant role in Russian intelligence operations and influence should be no exception on the roads of conviction. 

The Rising Storm: Japan’s Journey from Demilitarization to Rebuilding Its Military

Japan has realized the best defense is a great offense, and the recent geopolitical shift has convinced Tokyo to militarize once again. Facing threats from Russia, North Korea, and China, Japan will not be deterred by its rivals, and the technological powerhouse will display its much-feared military capabilities once more if provoked into conflict.