The West Versus China: Politics, Economy, Society

 

Video: The West Versus China: Politics, Economy, Society By Prof Michel Chossudovsky and Drago Bosnic In this video production, Michel Chossudovsky and Drago Bosnic focus on an analysis of the main differences between the United States of America and the People’s Republic of China. The latter underwent a dramatic transformation over the last 40 years, shifting away from a purely socialist system toward a hybrid form typically referred to as “state capitalism”. Read here

Gaza: Two Years of World-Accepted Genocide and No End in Sight By Peter Koenig Today the phrase of Two-State Solution is repeated ad nauseam by countries without proper reflection. It is inconceivable that Israel and Palestine can today live side by side. Palestine must be restored to her borders before 1948, an existence for more than 3,000 years. Read here

Technologies Allowing Remote Control of Human Brain Activities By Mojmir Babacek Since 2021, there has been increasing international pressure on the United States to declassify the existence of technologies for remotely controlling human brain activity and to prevent the creation of a new totalitarian system based on the use of these technologies. This effort was mainly supported by the UN and the European Union. Read here

A Narcissist and the Nobel Peace Prize By Timothy Alexander Guzman Looking back at Trump’s AIPAC speech in 2016 during his first campaign, it was clear who he was really concerned about, and it wasn’t the American people who was about to vote for him. Trump was already talking about how he was going to deal with Iran and Palestine on Israel’s behalf. Read here

US Treasury Admits “There Is No More Money Coming into Government Coffers” as Debt Skyrockets By Ahmed Adel The most recent report from the United States Treasury Department indicated that the gross national debt increased from $35.5 trillion to $37.5 trillion last year. The US is trapped in a vicious cycle of military spending, while ignoring essential sectors such as health, infrastructure, and education. Read here

Manufacturing Consent: Big Ag’s Playbook of Propaganda and Power By Colin Todhunter There are many reasons why transnational agribusiness has been able to secure its dominance in the global food system, not least its enormous economic and political clout. However, Gramsci’s insights, alongside Bernays’s ‘engineering of consent’ and Chomsky and Herman’s media propaganda model, help us to understand the sector’s dominance on an ideological level. Read here

Video: The Launching of the “Global War on Terrorism” (GWOT). The October 7, 2001 Invasion of Afghanistan By Prof Michel Chossudovsky October 7, 2025 marks the commemoration of the US-NATO bombing and invasion of Afghanistan on the grounds that Afghanistan had attacked America on September 11, 2001. This was the second US-led war waged against Afghanistan. The first entitled the Soviet-Afghan War was launched in 1979. Read here