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Katehon think tank is an independent organization consisting of an international network of people - from a wide variety of fields and disciplines - who specialize in the geopolitical, geostrategic and political analysis of world events.
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24.02.202507:01
The 35th summit of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC), which consists of 21 countries from the Nrth and South Americas and Southeast Asia, held in Peru in November 2024, showed that the balance of power is changing rapidly. It is noticeable that the U.S. is losing its influence, although it is trying various methods to retain its hegemony.
✍️ Leonid Savin
🌐 APEC And Chinese-Style Geoeconomics
✍️ Leonid Savin
🌐 APEC And Chinese-Style Geoeconomics
08.02.202512:15
In an instant, following Trump's rapid reforms, where he declared that there are only two genders—male and female—a monstrous picture unfolded before the eyes of Americans and the entire world. Millions of those who had been convinced by the previously ruling liberals to change their gender or identify as non-existent genders suddenly found themselves transformed from "progressive", "forward-thinking" citizens into cripples, invalids. Just moments before, they had been inculcated with the idea that gender diversification, including castration, mutilation, and the psychological breakdown of young children, were signs of "the most adequate social behavior".
✍️ Alexander Dugin
🌐 Tribunal over Liberalism
✍️ Alexander Dugin
🌐 Tribunal over Liberalism
01.02.202515:08
The World Economic Forum (WEF) held its annual Davos Summit last week, which brought together some of the world’s wealthiest and most influential people. Almost all of the participants are liberal-globalists, with the notable exception of Trump, who videoed to give a speech and answer a few questions from the panel. To remind everyone, WEF Chairman Klaus Schwab is infamous for exploiting the COVID-19 pandemic to advance his vision for a “Fourth Industrial Revolution”/“Great Reset”.
Many world leaders and their underlings were also discovered to be taking their cues from Schwab and the WEF, with some even using the exact same language as they were, which led to an explosion in interest in him and his organization. Considering its power and influence as proven during the pandemic, it’s worthwhile following its annual summit to see whether the participants reveal anything about the liberal-globalists’ forthcoming plans, such as how they might respond to Trump’s return to office.
🌐 Davos 2025
Many world leaders and their underlings were also discovered to be taking their cues from Schwab and the WEF, with some even using the exact same language as they were, which led to an explosion in interest in him and his organization. Considering its power and influence as proven during the pandemic, it’s worthwhile following its annual summit to see whether the participants reveal anything about the liberal-globalists’ forthcoming plans, such as how they might respond to Trump’s return to office.
🌐 Davos 2025
15.01.202507:02
In acts of wanton destruction, Netanyahu destroyed the prevailing status quo, which he saw as an American straitjacket
Like a smashed antique clock – with its elaborate cogs, ratchet wheels and innards splayed out from the casing – so the mechanics of the Middle East lie similarly exposed and broken. All the region is in play – Syria, Lebanon, Qatar, Jordan, Egypt and Iran.
✍️ Alastair Crooke
🌐 Trump, Iran and the Obama strategic blueprint
Like a smashed antique clock – with its elaborate cogs, ratchet wheels and innards splayed out from the casing – so the mechanics of the Middle East lie similarly exposed and broken. All the region is in play – Syria, Lebanon, Qatar, Jordan, Egypt and Iran.
✍️ Alastair Crooke
🌐 Trump, Iran and the Obama strategic blueprint
14.01.202512:41
For readers in Europe we have created a new channel https://t.me/KatehonEuropa
14.01.202507:49
The current processes in Syria are causing concern to many external players, from neighbors (which is quite natural) and former allies of Bashar al-Assad, such as Russia and Iran, to Western countries that are wary that the processes of state-building will go on without their participation, and the current interim administration is only talking about democracy, but in fact has his own plans for the future of this country.
✍️ Leonid Savin
🌐 New Syria: The Path To Federation Or ISIS-2?
✍️ Leonid Savin
🌐 New Syria: The Path To Federation Or ISIS-2?
13.01.202509:36
You know it’s going to get interesting when Elon Musk quotes from Virgil and the Great Seal of the United States. Novus Ordo Seclorum, the tech-titan-turned-MAGA-megaphone tweeted, or rather Xed, as he basked in Donald Trump’s victory with the president-elect himself. In English: “a new order of the ages.”
✍️ Andreas Kluth
🌐 Trump’s ‘new order’ will be global anarchy
✍️ Andreas Kluth
🌐 Trump’s ‘new order’ will be global anarchy
13.01.202507:04
Pakistan’s cross border airstrike targeting seven villages in Afghanistan on December 23 has triggered a chain reaction that is not only breeding military tensions between the two neighbouring countries, but also fuelling anxieties across the broader region. The countries that are directly bearing the brunt of the latest bout of cross-border blood feud include China, Iran, India, and key Central Asian nations.
✍️ Atul Aneja
🌐 China and Afghanistan focus on Wakhan Corridor after Pakistan’s cross-border air strike
✍️ Atul Aneja
🌐 China and Afghanistan focus on Wakhan Corridor after Pakistan’s cross-border air strike
10.01.202507:03
If ever a book had an unfortunate publication date, it is Dan Steinbock’s The Fall of Israel,The Degradation of Israel’s Politics, Economy & Military (Clarity Press, 2025)
The book’s publication coincided with a breakthrough in Israel’s establishment of Greater Israel from the Nile to the Euphrates with a chunk of Saudi-Arabia added.
✍️ Paul Craig Roberts
🌐 Everything We Don’t Know About Israel and its Enabler in One Book
The book’s publication coincided with a breakthrough in Israel’s establishment of Greater Israel from the Nile to the Euphrates with a chunk of Saudi-Arabia added.
✍️ Paul Craig Roberts
🌐 Everything We Don’t Know About Israel and its Enabler in One Book
09.01.202507:03
When it comes to dueling Presidents, Donald Trump stole the show today, though not in a good way. Let’s start with Joe Biden’s decision to release 11 Yemenis that have been held in the US Guantanamo Bay prison camp for more than 20 years. While conservatives reacted with outrage to this decision , it was the right one. Two of my CIA buddies have had direct experience with either Guantanamo or the people who were locked up there. Here is what I learned from them.
✍️ Larry Johnson
🌐 Did Biden Just Release Terrorists and Is Donald Trump Going to Start WW III in Panama?
✍️ Larry Johnson
🌐 Did Biden Just Release Terrorists and Is Donald Trump Going to Start WW III in Panama?
08.01.202507:03
Alexander Dugin integrates Freudian, Jungian, and Guattarian frameworks to analyze civilizations as dynamic systems shaped by unconscious structures, material flows, and rationalized universes, offering a critique of Western modernity and envisioning multipolarity as a reterritorialized civilizational order.
✍️ Alexander Dugin
🌐 Psychoanalysis of Civilizations: The Map of Félix Guattari
✍️ Alexander Dugin
🌐 Psychoanalysis of Civilizations: The Map of Félix Guattari
07.01.202506:59
The Syria story, it seems, is not so simple as ‘President Assad fell’ and the ‘technocratic Salafists’ rose to power.
At one level, the collapse was predictable. Assad was known to have been influenced by Egypt and UAE for some years past. They had been urging him to break with Iran and Russia, and to shift to the West. For some 3-4 years he had been incrementally signalling and implementing such a move. Iran especially faced increasing obstacles over operational matters in which they were co-operating with Syrian forces. His shift was meant as a message to Iran.
✍️ Alastair Crooke
🌐 Imperial hubris (and its consequences) in Syria
At one level, the collapse was predictable. Assad was known to have been influenced by Egypt and UAE for some years past. They had been urging him to break with Iran and Russia, and to shift to the West. For some 3-4 years he had been incrementally signalling and implementing such a move. Iran especially faced increasing obstacles over operational matters in which they were co-operating with Syrian forces. His shift was meant as a message to Iran.
✍️ Alastair Crooke
🌐 Imperial hubris (and its consequences) in Syria
06.01.202506:59
The balance of power on the world geopolitical board began to change rapidly after the start of the Special Military Operation
It is not the first year that people have been talking about the decline of unipolar hegemony of the United States and the emergence of a multipolar world order. In 2003, when the U.S. began its occupation of Iraq, the refusal of Washington’s European partners to support this adventure led to radically opposite opinions.
✍️ Leonid Savin
🌐 A Roaring Multipolarity
It is not the first year that people have been talking about the decline of unipolar hegemony of the United States and the emergence of a multipolar world order. In 2003, when the U.S. began its occupation of Iraq, the refusal of Washington’s European partners to support this adventure led to radically opposite opinions.
✍️ Leonid Savin
🌐 A Roaring Multipolarity
03.01.202506:59
Why are the concepts of Carl Schmitt and Ivan Alexandrovich Ilyin chosen here for comparison on such an important subject? Carl Schmitt is a well recognized authority in modern political philosophy. In fact, it was he who developed the concept of “the political,” which today is one of the main foundations of political-philosophical understanding of the world of politics.
✍️ Andrey G. Sytin
🌐 The Meaning of Politics according to Carl Schmitt and Ivan Ilyin
✍️ Andrey G. Sytin
🌐 The Meaning of Politics according to Carl Schmitt and Ivan Ilyin
02.01.202506:59
From Renaissance Florence, one of the – few – peaks of humanity, now living in memory, tread carefully across this flame-filled 2025.
FLORENCE – It’s a dazzling Tuscan winter morning, and I am inside the legendary Dominican church of Santa Maria Novella, founded in the early 13th century and finally consecrated in 1420, in a very special place in History of Art: right in front of one of the monochrome frescos painted in 1447-1448 by master of perspective Paolo Uccello, depicting the Universal Deluge.
It’s as if Paolo Uccello was depicting us – in our current times of trouble. So inspired by neoplatonic superstar Marsilio Ficino – immortalized in a chic red robe by Ghirlandaio at the Cappella Tornabuoni – I tried to pull off a back to the future and ideally imagine who and what Paolo Uccello would feature in his depiction of our current deluge.
Let’s start with the positives. 2024 was the Year of the BRICS – with the merit for all the accomplishments going for the tireless work of the Russian presidency.
2024 was also the Year of the Axis of Resistance – until the serial blows suffered during the past few months, a serious challenge which will propel its rejuvenation.
And 2024 was the year that defined the lineaments of the endgame in the proxy war in Ukraine: what remains to be seen is how deep the “rules-based international order” will be buried in the black soil of Novorossiya.
✍️ Pepe Escobar @rocknrollgeopolitics
🌐 2025: A second Renaissance, or chaos?
FLORENCE – It’s a dazzling Tuscan winter morning, and I am inside the legendary Dominican church of Santa Maria Novella, founded in the early 13th century and finally consecrated in 1420, in a very special place in History of Art: right in front of one of the monochrome frescos painted in 1447-1448 by master of perspective Paolo Uccello, depicting the Universal Deluge.
It’s as if Paolo Uccello was depicting us – in our current times of trouble. So inspired by neoplatonic superstar Marsilio Ficino – immortalized in a chic red robe by Ghirlandaio at the Cappella Tornabuoni – I tried to pull off a back to the future and ideally imagine who and what Paolo Uccello would feature in his depiction of our current deluge.
Let’s start with the positives. 2024 was the Year of the BRICS – with the merit for all the accomplishments going for the tireless work of the Russian presidency.
2024 was also the Year of the Axis of Resistance – until the serial blows suffered during the past few months, a serious challenge which will propel its rejuvenation.
And 2024 was the year that defined the lineaments of the endgame in the proxy war in Ukraine: what remains to be seen is how deep the “rules-based international order” will be buried in the black soil of Novorossiya.
✍️ Pepe Escobar @rocknrollgeopolitics
🌐 2025: A second Renaissance, or chaos?
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