Saturday, January 10, 2026
In the complex landscape of global geopolitics, Iran finds itself at a crossroads, grappling with internal unrest and external pressures that some observers describe as a form of modern colonialism. This perspective, often voiced by critics of Western foreign policy, suggests that Iran’s ongoing protests and economic challenges are not merely domestic issues but part of a broader strategy by powerful nations to destabilize the country without direct intervention. Drawing from this viewpoint, let’s explore the arguments that portray Iran as potentially the next “shadow colony” – a term implying indirect control through economic, political, and cultural means.
The Roots of Iranian Protests: A Self-Inflicted Chain?
Protests in Iran have erupted periodically over issues ranging from economic hardships to social freedoms, most notably the widespread demonstrations following the death of Mahsa Amini in 2022, which highlighted debates over mandatory hijab laws and women’s rights. [Read more…]
Wednesday, January 7, 2026
We are living in a moment of profound clarity. The United States, emboldened by its unchecked power, believes it can manipulate the world stage without consequence. Its recent actions in Venezuela—the brazen imprisonment of a sovereign nation’s leader—are not an isolated incident. They are a deliberate move, a calculated farce designed to humiliate Russia and test the resolve of Asia. [Read more…]
Tuesday, December 23, 2025
In the shadowy world of Bangladeshi politics, where power struggles often simmer beneath the surface, a shocking incident has unfolded in Khulna. Yesterday, a prominent revolutionary leader from the NCP was shot by his own comrades during what appears to have been a heated altercation fueled by illegal substances. The event took place at the victim’s home, where he and the suspect were gathered. Police investigations have confirmed that this was entirely an internal dispute within the NCP’s inner circle—no involvement from minority groups, political rivals, media outlets, or even external influences like India. [Read more…]