Navalny Is a NATO Agent, But Not All Unauthorized Protesters Are Foreign Proxies

February 19, 2021

Recent statements from President Putin, spy chief Naryshkin, and Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Zakharova confirm that anti-corruption blogger Alexei Navalny is a NATO agent, but that doesn't mean that …

The Global South Can Learn a Lot From Bangladesh & Myanmar’s Hybrid War Troubles

February 15, 2021

Opinion

The Global South nations of the developing world can learn some valuable “Democratic Security” lessons from Bangladesh and Myanmar's Hybrid War troubles, specifically as it relates to the need to proa…

The US’ 2020 Elections: From Conspiracy Theory to Conspiracy Fact

February 14, 2021

Opinion

Time magazine admitted in a report last week that a self-described “conspiracy” run by a “well-connected cabal of powerful people” “got states to change voting systems and laws” and “successfully pres…

Al Jazeera vs. Bangladesh: What’s Happening, Why, and What Might It Lead To?

February 13, 2021

Opinion

It's up to the court of law to establish the facts about Al Jazeera's investigation, but the very publication of the outlet's series of reports has been enough to provoke an enormous international sca…

Facebook Is Meddling in Myanmar’s Legally Implemented State of Emergency

February 7, 2021

Opinion

Facebook deplatformed the page for the Myanmar military's TV network on the basis that it spread “misinformation that delegitimizes the outcome of November's election” despite the social media giant h…

The Strategic Consequences of Myanmar’s State of Emergency: The Quad vs. China & Russia?

February 6, 2021

Opinion

The Tatmadaw's decision to impose a year-long state of emergency in response to the formerly ruling National League for Democracy's refusal to seriously investigate the military's accusations of fraud…

Myanmar Needs International Support During Its State of Emergency

February 5, 2021

Opinion

The worst-case scenario would be if some governments refuse to recognize what happened and continue to regard Suu Kyi as the “State Counsellor”. That could create a destabilizing situation somewhat re…

Bangladesh-Based ‘Rohingyas’ Mustn’t Agitate for Regime Change in Myanmar

February 4, 2021

Opinion

The aggressive statement by Bangladesh-based 'Rohingya' leader Dil Mohammad imploring the international community “to come forward and restore democracy at all costs” in Myanmar following Monday's dra…