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Hungarian premier Victor Orban clearly stands in the way of the plans of the global elite for Europe. Hungary’s new constitution which was passed in the spring of 2011 and entered into force on January 1, 2012 unequivocally placed emphasis on Christian legacy and nationhood and was immediately seen as a challenge by the forces of global governance. It happens to be the first constitution in Europe reflecting a radical departure from multiculturalism and the present-day brand of tolerance, which in practice translate into the erosion of national identity and infinite acceptance of moral deviance...
Igor IGNATCHENKO | 20.05.2012 |
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The probability is rather high the geopolitical battles around the North Stream will intensify in the near future. The USA acts as the leading instigator. One can expect the Scandinavian and Baltic states, as well as Poland to renew the previous attacks against the project. It’s not excluded the project will join the agenda of the impending top-level meetings: the G8 summit on May 18-19 in the US President’s Camp David country retreat and the NATO summit on May 20-21 in Chicago...
Pyotr ISKENDEROV | 15.05.2012 |
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On May 6 Greece is to hold snap parliamentary elections against the background of unparalleled social-economic and political crisis... The Greece’s destiny is sad... If people could draw the lessons, the Hellas of today would be a good experience to take into consideration by the countries that today strive to join the European Union and “become rich”. The Brussels bureaucracy sees the EU member countries as corporations to be made bankrupt, split up, swallowed up… Not long ago Greece marked the anniversary of liberation from the yoke of the Ottoman empire and becoming independent in 1821. Is it on the way of losing independence again – this time to nationless Eurocorporation?
Igor IGNATCHENKO | 06.05.2012 |
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A regular congress of the Federal Union of European Nationalities (FUEN) will convene on May 16-20, and, for the first time in the organization's history, the event is going to be held in Russia. FUEN was founded in 1949, the same year as the Council of Europe, in the framework of an announced integrated human rights policy. Currently, FUEN boasts a membership comprising 86 ethnic minorities from 32 European and post-Soviet countries, extensively coordinates activities with EU parliamentarians, and works closely with the Project on Ethnic Relations which is patronized by the US Department of State...
Olga CHETVERIKOVA | 04.05.2012 |
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The presidential elections in France will open on April 22, and the candidates' campaigning explainably holds the attention of watchers in Ankara. The immediate future of the ties between Turkey and France largely depends on the outcome of the poll, plus their reverting to normalcy can become a prologue to a warming of Turkey's relations with the entire EU. One of the two key contenders whose duel currently defines the intrigue in Paris - the incumbent Nicolas Sarkozy - is an outspoken opponent of admitting Turkey to the alliance, whereas his main rival - socialist Francois Hollande - calls for a flexible approach to the issue... The relations between France and Turkey become better readable if the impact of those between France and Germany on the context is taken into account. Geographically, France seems destined for European leadership, but the same is true of Germany, its traditional rival. If, for example, Berlin takes to building a partnership with Moscow, Paris does whatever it takes to derail the process. Sarkozy will never subscribe to the Paris-Berlin-Moscow triad, his formula being Paris-London-Washington...
Vladislav GULEVICH | 18.04.2012 |
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Once out of the building docks, every one of a fleet of 25 Q-Max huge LNG-carriers commissioned by Qatar will enable the transit of 150 million cu m of natural gas per trip, giving a boost to the country's LNG expansion. No doubt, since Qatar's ambitions are backed by the US Exxon Mobil, the capacities will serve to erode Russia's status of the biggest natural gas supplier to Europe. There is a feeling that the Washington neocons who, at best, see Russia as a US vassal in a coming confrontation with China, hope to use the capabilities to coerce Russia into a complete refusal from any independent foreign policies...
Vadim VIKHROV | 15.04.2012 |
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The last three years the European Union has faced the most grave economic crisis in its history. It’s not so much about preserving the «social oriented” market model that it has been so proud of the last three dozen years. The matter is that the poorly thought-out EU extension at the expense of post-socialist states has shattered the financial-economic foundation of the Union and got stranded the old timers that had not distinguished themselves as immune to economic woes...
Vladimir NESTEROV | 13.04.2012 |
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...The Pirate Party Germany, which promotes the idea of intellectual property being banned in the Internet, has won a record public support, Stern reports. Latest opinion polls conducted by Forsa show that 12% of Germans are ready to cast their votes for the Pirate at the 2013 federal elections. Thus, the Pirate Party is likely to outrun not only Free Democrats but also the Left Party (9%) and become the second most popular party after the Greens (13%)…
Vladimir NESTEROV | 05.04.2012 |
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The EU summit held this March was supposed to steer clear of potentially divisive issues, and even the controversial plan calling for heavier contributions to the European stability mechanism was, at the last moment, erased from the forum's agenda. Divisions nevertheless surfaced at the summit as Great Britain appears to be increasingly at odds with the EU continental majority... Ascribing absolute priority to the partnership with Washington, London at all times had serious reservations about European integration and joined the process in part to make sure that the EU project stays within the framework set by the Anglo-Saxon vision for the world's future...
Andrei GANZHA, Sergei KLIMOVSKY | 30.03.2012 |
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At the moment, it is open to debate whether the Greek default is a fairly inescapable outcome or an accomplished fact, but, clearly, getting the Greeks out of trouble is not the point for those who handle the situation. What Brussels, which has recently approved a new 130b bailout for Athens absent the reasons to believe that the previous one did any good, worries about are the financial sector's potential losses, not the problems confronting the Greek population...
Vladimir NESTEROV | 16.03.2012 |
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