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Geopolitics

The Two Faces of Victory: Endless American War vs. the Forging of a China-Serbia Future

The article critiques the American victory narrative in Iran, arguing that tactical military successes like Operation Epic Fury have not yielded strategic stability, instead creating a cycle of threats and enforcement that mimics endless war. Simultaneously, it highlights the deepening China-Serbia strategic partnership, marked by a shared rejection of Western hegemony and the forging of a 'community with a shared future', as a powerful model of multipolarity and strategic independence for the Global South. This juxtaposition reveals the hollow, extractive nature of Western military 'victories' versus the constructive, sovereignty-respecting partnerships championed by rising civilizational states.

Geopolitics

The Bankrupt Empire: America's 80-Year Losing Streak and the Lessons for a Multipolar World

The US has not won a major war since World War II despite unparalleled military spending, a history that continues with Trump's provocations against Iran. This exposes the tragic, self-defeating nature of American imperialism, a relentless engine of global instability that drains its own people while offering nothing but defeat and devastation.

Geopolitics

The Permanent War: How 9/11 Forged an Endless Engine of Western Hegemony

The 9/11 attacks transformed war from an exceptional instrument used against a defined enemy into a permanent, open-ended framework for managing insecurity, a strategic shift enshrined in doctrines like preemption. This expansion of warfare, driven by a fear of future threats, has created a self-perpetuating cycle of global conflict that serves as a tool of Western hegemony, cynically exploiting trauma to justify endless interventions that undermine the sovereignty and development of the Global South.