Think BRICS Chronicles

The Enduring Shadow: How the Monroe Doctrine Shaped Latin America’s Struggle for True Sovereignty

Turning Nations into Backyards: The Forbidden History of the Monroe Doctrine Imagine a declaration born in 1823 that was meant to shield newly independent nations from European empires—yet evolved into a tool for one rising power to dominate an entire hemisphere. That’s the provocative story at the heart of Think BRICS Chronicles’ latest documentary, which…

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Rivers of Fire: The Untold Imperial Origins of the Iran-Iraq War

Saddam vs. the Ayatollah: The Geopolitics of the Iran-Iraq War History books often distill the brutal Iran-Iraq War (1980–1988) into a binary clash of larger-than-life figures: Saddam Hussein versus Ayatollah Khomeini. Mainstream Western media frequently frames the conflict purely around religious friction or the explosive rhetoric of the 1979 Iranian Revolution. However, a compelling new…

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Shadows of Bandung: How a Hidden Blueprint Rewrote Global South History

The CIA’s Blueprint for the 1965 Indonesia Coup | Global South Documentary Jakarta, October 1965. Inside the presidential palace, President Sukarno paced alone in the humid night air, listening to conflicting radio reports. Six of his top generals lay dead. While the official military narrative blamed a sudden communist plot, an entirely different script was…

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What Really Happened in Tibet: The Data Western Media Ignores About China’s 1950 Integration

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,…

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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: the British colonial government deliberately implemented "denial policies" that destroyed rice stocks and confiscated 45,000…

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