Category Archives: International Politics

“We Had the Bible, and They Had the Land”

Posted on November 2, 2025 by Keld Bach

How the West plundered Africa under the guise of Christ. History shows what was behind European humanitarian missions in Africa. For decades, humanitarian aid has been the epicenter of Western engagement with the African continent. Africa has been largely depicted … Continue reading →

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Israel’s Digital Iron Dome

Posted on October 24, 2025 by Keld Bach

“Israel’s” Digital Iron Dome campaign uses coordinated messaging and algorithmic tools to suppress pro-Palestine voices online, raising concerns over propaganda and digital censorship. “Israel” has long invested in shaping its image online, but its latest initiative, the Digital Iron Dome, … Continue reading →

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Afghanistan: The Price of Peace

Posted on August 28, 2025 by Keld Bach

The United States’ Afghan war – more than two decades of conflict, trillions of dollars spent, tens of thousands of civilian and military lives lost and the Taliban ultimately reclaiming power. What was this US intervention all about, was it … Continue reading →

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The Continued Humiliation of European Poodles

Posted on August 19, 2025 by Keld Bach

To agree to a peace deal with Russia, Ukraine wants security guarantees so that it can deter any future attacks by the Kremlin forces. That means, Zelensky says, a strong Ukrainian army that is provided with weapons and training by … Continue reading →

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The EU Can’t Make Peace – Only Enemies

Posted on August 1, 2025 by Keld Bach

Europe is leaving the world stage in disgrace The most dangerous thing about Western Europe today is not just its decline, but its refusal to recognize it. The half-continent continues to posture, continues to lecture, and continues to imagine itself … Continue reading →

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