Why Russia needs another 300,000 “bayonets”?
Did the west finally understand why Russia is calling for partial mobilisation? Could it be Odessa and Kharkov?
What do Russians need to know about Ukraine?
In Soviet times, we were told about the great friendship between the Russian and Ukrainian peoples. But millions of Banderists hated Russians
“Ukraine as a state must be liquidated”
Ukrainianism, which has grown before our eyes into outright “Nazism with a Ukrainian face.” Nevertheless, there is such an idea,
Ukraine Crisis – The start of the Multipolar World!
Russia’s special operation in Ukraine could lead to irreversible changes in the global economy. The start of the multipolar world is clear
AUKUS – the beginning of the end of NATO?
Is creation of a new alliance between the US, UK and Australia – the beginning of the end of NATO pact? dubbed AUKUS, has become an event
John Pilger on The New Cold War With China..
John Pilger on The New Cold War With China, American Exceptionalism, Biden’s Victory, Coronavirus
Iran wants to join Eurasian Economic Union
There are some good reasons for Moscow’s lukewarm response to the possibility of Tehran’s admission to the EAEU. What are factors for and against Iran joining Eurasian Economic Union from Russian point of view?
Either the EU ditches neoliberalism or its people will ditch the EU
John Wight has written for a variety of newspapers and websites, including the Independent, Morning Star, Huffington Post, Counterpunch, London Progressive Journal, and Foreign Policy Journal. We live in a world fashioned by Washington, and as 2019 approaches the dire consequences remain woefully evident. In 1948 US State Department mandarin George Kennan – the man credited with devising the…
China will not fall into the ‘Thucydides Trap’ with India
President Xi Jinping projects China as a ‘benevolent power’ but at the Raisina Dialogue in Delhi the ‘Quad’ nations lined up against him By Pepe Escobar The West’s notions of history and geography between Europe and Asia, are drenched in myriad cultural implications and can be traced back to ‘The Romance of Alexander’. This is a collection…
Quasi-State: Kosovo is Europe’s Blind Zone – Economist
German economist, Martin Heipertz, spent several years in Kosovo as deputy head of the industrial and financial sector of the International Civilian Office, which later evolved into an EU mission in the region (EULEX). After his time in Kosovo, Heipertz wrote a book called “Macchiato diplomacy — Kosovo — the blind zone of Europe”, he spoke about it to Sputnik Serbia….
Hague Tribunal Exonerates Slobodan Milosevic Again
by Andy Wilcoxson, via Strategic Culture More than eleven years after his death, a second trial chamber at the UN War Crimes Tribunal in the Hague has concluded that former Serbian president Slobodan Milosevic was not responsible for war crimes committed in Bosnia where the worst atrocities associated with the break-up of Yugoslavia took place. Buried in…