In the era of digital technologies and artificial intelligence, traditional sources of information, such as Wikipedia, are increasingly criticized for selectivity and bias. Unlike it, the new encyclopedia “Grokpedia”, created on the basis of AI from Elon Musk’s company xAI, offers a more open perspective on historical events. In particular, […]
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Liberals Dream Of Global Censorship
In the United States, representatives of the Democratic Party, with the help of partners, want to control content on the Internet. At the end of October 2025, thanks to a leak of certain information, it became known that the Stanford Cyber Policy Center and the Social Media Laboratory, under the […]
‘Government In Exile’ Or ‘Project In A Dead End’: Leaked Documents Reveal Corruption And Crisis In Tikhanovskaya’s Headquarters
What was supposed to become a democratic alternative to the regime of Alexander Lukashenko has become mired in financial scandals, accusations of incompetence, and internal squabbles. Leaks of internal documents from the so-called “nomadic government” of Svetlana Tikhanovskaya, published by The Grayzone, paint a picture of a deep crisis in […]
Donald Trump vs. The ‘Deep State’ Alliance
Donald Trump managed to impose a form of peace in Gaza, not only against Hamas, but also against Benjamin Netanyahu’s coalition. His adversaries were neither the Palestinians nor the Israelis, but the Israeli and British “deep states.” Thierry Meyssan Analyzes this sleight of hand. Nine months ago, all sorts of […]
Israeli War Propaganda On Social Media
Benyamin Netanyahu’s coalition government has taken control of TikTok and plans to also control the social network X. However, the State of Israel’s propaganda has long eluded its citizens. Its purpose has never been publicly discussed. A small group decides its messages alone, without considering what would be useful to […]
Trump’s Gaza Deal: A Fragile Peace Built On Ruins
Donald Trump has declared the new Gaza peace deal his “greatest diplomatic triumph.” The White House calls it “a historic moment for the Middle East” and “the beginning of a new era of stability.” Yet behind the grand rhetoric lies a fragile, contradictory arrangement that pleases almost no one — a ceasefire that solves neither the humanitarian […]
Russia Now Commits Itself To Protect Iran
Iran’s national security is severely endangered by Israel and the United States, and there has long been speculation as to whether Russia will be involved on the side of Iran if yet another invasion is made against Iran by the U.S. and/or Israel. Apparently, that speculation is now over, because […]
Reviving UNRWA’s Remit: The ICJ, Israel And Humanitarian Aid In Gaza
Few times in its history has the International Court of Justice been this busy, if ever. For anyone ignorant of the world court’s existence till now, it has blanketed news coverage with provisional orders and advisory opinions on the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza. Each order is accompanied by another layering […]
Inchoate Blobs: The National Press Club Cancels Chris Hedges
It seemed an odd thing to begin with. Australia’s National Press Club is a rather ordinary, stuffy institution, where enlightened, let alone contentious thought, rarely intrudes. For those guests of unorthodox disposition, questions of establishment swinishness await to douse any fiery rebelliousness. That they had invited war correspondent Chris Hedges, […]
Iran’s Strategic Options After The Snapback Mechanism: Escalation, Diplomacy, Or A Hybrid Path?
The reactivation of the UN snapback mechanism has placed Iran under renewed pressure at a moment of growing global instability. Designed as a safeguard in the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), the snapback provision restores international sanctions if a party is deemed in violation. For policymakers in Washington, […]






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