How BRICS Is Ending Western Control of Global Food Prices
Western coverage still treats food as a commodity. BRICS increasingly treats it as power. The overlooked shift is that grain, fertilizer, and food logistics are becoming strategic assets in a world where supply chains, sanctions, and price discovery now shape sovereignty.
The dominant Western framing…
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BRICS Just Leaked the Plan to Make the Dollar Obsolete
90% of Western coverage on BRICS focuses on the bloc's internal divisions and currency fantasies. Almost none of it covers the document that is actually reshaping global finance — a May 2026 Moscow report co-authored with the Russian Ministry of Finance and the Bank of…
The Truth About Tibet That China and the West Hide
Western media consistently frames Tibet's 1950 integration as "invasion" while omitting that 95% of Tibetans lived under feudal serfdom before 1959, with life expectancy at 35 years and literacy at 5%.
Mainstream Western coverage presents Tibet as an independent nation "invaded" by China in 1950,…
How British Colonial Policy Killed 3 Million: The Great Bengal Famine of 1943 as Structured Genocide
The Great Bengal Famine: How to Destroy a Nation Without Firing a Shot
Western media routinely frames the Great Bengal Famine of 1943 as a tragic natural disaster caused by cyclones and crop disease. This framing omits the crucial fact:Â the British colonial government deliberately implemented "denial policies" that destroyed rice stocks and confiscated 45,000…
China, Russia, and the End of the Unipolar World: A Moscow Walk with Alex Christoforou
India and Russia quietly activated a mutual military logistics access agreement — RELOS — in January 2026. It enables reciprocal use of each other's military facilities. Western media barely mentioned it. That silence is itself a geopolitical data point worth…
Uzbekistan’s accession to the BRICS New Development Bank is more than a diplomatic headline. It raises a deeper question for anyone interested in development, sovereignty, and economic transformation: does NDB membership give Uzbekistan real financing autonomy, or does it simply repackage familiar de-risking models under a new flag?
Our new advocacy brief explores that…
The Formal-Sector Cost of Iran Sanctions is a research brief showing that repeated sanctions shocks have measurably reduced capability formation in Iran’s formal manufacturing sector, while parts of the parastatal economy appear to have absorbed much of the substitution. The study also finds a partial post-2024 currency shift in trade settlement, but argues that this does…
1 Million Europeans Enslaved: What Western Media Refuses to Teach About Colonial Exploitation
Western curricula omit that over 1 million Europeans were enslaved on the Barbary Coast from 1500-1800—a figure documented by Ohio State historian Robert C. Davis yet absent from 90% of global news coverage shaped by Western media.
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Is food sovereignty becoming BRICS’ real power doctrine?
Western coverage still treats food mainly as a humanitarian issue, yet BRICS members now account for 42% of global food production, 33% of agricultural land, and 39% of the world’s water resources. The deeper story is not scarcity alone, but how agriculture is becoming a geopolitical instrument…