Eurasia News

  Alexander Dugin discusses the necessity of multipolar integration to counter the technocratic Western tyranny. If the new capitalism, according to Kees van der Pijl, consists of intelligence + mass media + IT, then counter-capitalism and counter-hegemony must be something symmetrical: the integration of a new level of intelligence with the media and the IT sector. The key term here is “integration.” When these three components are isolated, they are limited by that very isolation. New capitalism requires not their mere addition, but their multiplication. This is why today’s CIA/FBI, modern American mass media, and contemporary Silicon Valley startups (Palantir, Musk, Karp’s “Technological Republic”) are tightly integrated with one another. Epstein’s networks were, in fact, one of the modules of such integration. This is not limited to the United States . This also includes Mossad and the Five Eyes . It is the unification of the intelligence services of the entire Western civil...

Introduction Urban development has become an increasingly more important issue in the last few decades, since the human population grew at an unprecedented rate after the 1960s as shown in  in the following figure. Population v Time (Younger, 2024) At the beginning of the Industrial Age in the late 18th century the world population was approaching 1 billion. A century later it was 2 billion, which was a doubling in one century, much faster than in the many centuries preceding. Come the 20th century, despite two world wars with millions of people dead, the population stood at 2.45 billion in 1946, further increased to just over 3 billion by the early 1960s and now stands at approaching 8.6 billion. An increase of 5.6 billion in some 64 years. Had the rate of growth been the same as from 1945 to 1960, the population today would be closer to 5.3 billion. The significant acceleration in growth was not realised until some two-three decades ago but was finally acknowledged in 2...

  T he celebration of 9 January as the  “ Day of Republika Srpska ”, despite rulings by the Constitutional Court of BiH declaring the holiday unconstitutional, represents an open violation of the constitutional order and serves as a tool of political mobilisation. The presence of uniformed forces, paramilitary symbols and foreign actors suggests that the event functions as a security and political spectacle rather than a cultural observance, intentionally raising tensions and provoking confrontation. Secessionist rhetoric can no longer be dismissed as a bluff; it is a real threat to stability, deepening social divisions, fuelling extremism and testing the limits of the international community’s tolerance. The promotion of secession ignores historical experience and obligations stemming from the Dayton Agreement , while the policies pursued by  Milorad Dodik  (SNSD) are leading to international isolation, growing security risks, increased Russian influence and the pot...