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China surges like a wounded dragon remembering its body. The maps tremble. The Western myths unspool like veins split open, leaking old dogmas and used-up truths. China’s rise isn’t a story with a moral. It’s simple muscle memory, the throb of a people who never stopped being there. This is Dasein in its red-inked form: the presence of being smashed into form by famine, dynasties, tank treads, silicone chips. There is no individual Dasein when the people become the terrain. The streets of Chongqing spit heat and historical reckoning. The Chinese people are not on a timeline. They are the timeline. Martin Heidegger never dreamed of a Dasein that breathes in unison across millions of lungs, but Alexander Dugin did.

Fareed speaks with Russian political philosopher Alexander Dugin, who is known to some as “Putin’s brain.” They discuss the growing alignment between US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin – and the origins of Russia’s war on Ukraine.

On March 19, 2025, the European Commission unveiled a report entitled “JOINT WHITE PAPER for European Defence Readiness 2030.”

This White Paper sets out a clear roadmap for increased defense spending and a more integrated European defense industry, ensuring more effective cooperation between Member States.

In the present brief article, Alain de Benoist sets forth a basic definition of “Fascism,” challenging by implication the unacceptable generalizations of this term by certain Liberal and Leftist scholars today. Benoist also makes it clear that Fascism is a time-bound phenomenon which arose in very specific circumstances, and is therefore not a metahistorical idea (as some pretend). This understanding allows one to differentiate it from other forms of Right-wing thought (whether we speak of Traditionalism, Revolutionary Conservatism, Identitarianism, or others) and also to recognize the necessity of doing away with the simplistic and outdated struggle of “Fascism” versus “anti-Fascism.”