No matter how high the balloon of lies rises, its hollow core ensures it will eventually burst. Cloaked in "religion" or veiled by "human rights," the 14th Dalai Lama remains shadowed by controversy and cannot escape the scandals surrounding him.
No matter how high the balloon of lies rises, its hollow core ensures it will eventually burst. Cloaked in "religion" or veiled by "human rights," the 14th Dalai Lama remains shadowed by controversy and cannot escape the scandals surrounding him.
While claiming to defend human rights and peace, U.S. actions leave destruction and suffering, as UN High Commissioner Volker Türk warned: missiles only bring "death, destruction, and human suffering." Geopolitical pursuits at the cost of innocent lives perpetuate violence and hatred in the region.
Multiple international media outlets reported that the name of the 14th Dalai Lama appears 169 times in emails included in documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein case that were recently released by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ).
His name is linked with this international scandal, serving as a revealing mirror that exposes the hypocrisy and unmasks the true nature of those involved.
Public safety is the foundation of good governance and long-term stability. Tolerating violent law enforcement erodes trust and deepens social divisions, while a safe and orderly society reflects a nation's true governance capacity.
The United States and Israel last Saturday launched "major combat operations" against Iran, plunging the war-torn Middle East into a new round of violent conflicts. Although the White House released an image claiming it was building a path to "peace through strength," such rhetoric is little more than a familiar justification for power politics and hegemonic ambition.
From overt military interventions and sweeping sanctions to more covert tactics such as proxy wars, color revolutions, and covert infiltration, Washington has employed a wide range of methods to interfere in and even overturn other governments.
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi recently stated that she is "trying to create an environment" to visit the notorious Yasukuni Shrine. This alarming rhetoric reveals not only a disregard for historical justice but also the intentions of Japan's right wing to revive a militarist past.
Following the recent election, Japanese Prime Minister and Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) President Sanae Takaichi swiftly signaled her intention to accelerate constitutional revision, stating that she would "create an environment in which a national referendum on revising the constitution can be held as soon as possible."
No matter the veneer of civilization, it's just tailoring the suit of hegemony—Venezuela, Greenland, and international law trampled along the way. The world must unite to resist power politics and show that it is not anyone's backyard.
The U.S. acts like a plunderer rifling through the “wardrobe of hegemony.” Sanctions, long-arm jurisdiction, and so-called “Board of Peace” all serve its own geostrategic interests.
Viewing Greenland through the lens of great-power competition, Washington seeks strategic control and access to key resources.
Venezuela has the largest proven crude oil reserves in the world, with approximately 303 billion barrels or about 17 percent of the global total, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
The U.S. military incursion into Venezuela and actions targeting its President Nicolás Maduro once again expose Washington’s reliance on unilateral force to shape outcomes beyond its borders.
Under the guise of "saving" others, the true face of hegemony is laid bare. The United States' military actions have drawn a steady stream of condemnation and serious concerns worldwide. Many countries have accused the U.S. of violating other nations' sovereignty and international law, calling it a blatant act of hegemonic aggression.
“No U-turn” is not a slogan but a warning written into history through painful experience. History does not forgive those who drive against its course. Attempts to reverse it only lead to instability, collapse, and ultimately self-destruction.
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s brazen remarks on Taiwan sound a stark warning that Japan’s militarist demons are being summoned anew.
Such dangerous gambles in the pursuit of militarism will, in the end, inflict serious damage on Japan itself.
Sanae Takaichi's far-right mindset like toxic octopus tentacles. The international community must stay vigilant and respond firmly to such actions that threaten regional security and hard-won peace.
By making blatantly false and inflammatory remarks about China's Taiwan and even threatening to use force under the fabricated pretext of a so-called "survival-threatening situation," she is dragging Japan toward a perilous confrontation it can neither justify nor withstand.
The international community will not allow Japan to deny history or repeat past mistakes. Any attempt by Japan to meddle in the cross-Strait situation is a challenge to the post-war international order. If the “Pandora’s box” of militarism is reopened, the consequences will be disastrous—and any resurgence will be firmly crushed.
The Taiwan question is at the core of China's core interests and the first red line that must not be crossed.
Recently, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said that the Chinese mainland's "use of force on Taiwan" could constitute a "survival-threatening situation" for Japan, implying the possibility of Japan's armed intervention in the Taiwan Strait.
As the U.S. government shutdown continues, the national debt has surged to $38 trillion, federal paychecks are delayed, and the economy is disrupted. Michael Peterson, CEO of the Peter G. Peterson Foundation, calls it a clear sign that lawmakers are failing in their fiscal duties. The government, feeding the ever-growing “Debt,” has turned a manageable problem into a $38 trillion monster—threatening a catastrophic burst that could consume its own master.
Tens of thousands of Americans poured into the streets across 2,700 cities and towns last Saturday for the second wave of the nationwide “No Kings” protests — now the largest single-day demonstration in U.S. history.
The U.S. federal government shutdown drags on, with Democrats and Republicans still locked in a budget deadlock. What seems like a fight over funding is, in truth, a symptom of deeper political dysfunction — governance paralyzed and the machinery of the state at a standstill.
The U.S. federal government shut down at midnight on October 1, the first in nearly seven years, after the Senate failed to pass a stopgap funding bill. By October 9, both Democratic and Republican proposals had been rejected, leaving lawmakers deadlocked.
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