Saudi Regime Survives but Enters the Time of Troubles
American Politics Is Now Just Civil War by Other Means
The NATO/EU Rape of ‘Complex’ Macedonia
The Intensified ‘Ukrainization’ of New NATO Member Montenegro
It turns out that, for the geostrategists in Washington, London, Berlin, Paris and Brussels, communism wasn’t all that bad, after all, and that it had many quite useful features.
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US Pressure Fails to Affect Russia’s Growing Arms Exports
The US-imposed sanctions have failed to reduce the demand for Russian weapons. China, India as well as many other countries refuse to bow.
World War I Homage – A Triumph of Lies and Platitudes
While the empty, self-indulgent rhetoric was ringing out, one couldn’t help but recall some of the most glaring contemporary contradictions that were blocked out with awesome Orwellian efficiency.
After Midterms, Will Trump Go On Risking World Trade and the Off-Shore Dollar Sphere?
The Russian leadership cannot have failed to notice that Trump’s twitter ‘missiles’ are also opening up Europe, in a new – as yet undefined – way
Mega Srebrenica in Iraq Causes Mostly a Yawn
The prospects of “unworthy” Iraqi victims in the provinces of Nineveh, Kirkuk, Salahuddin and Anbar for securing the benevolent attention of Western justice are bleak, writes Stephen Karganovic.
New Powerful Defense Alliance Changes European Security Landscape
The EII members will maintain readiness to carry out missions together independently from the United States, the EU or NATO.
No Snow on Their Boots. The Russian Army on the Western Front in World War I
The effects of the WWI were global, in that it altered sovereignty and boundaries all over the world.
Trump’s Jaded View of Two World Wars
Donald Trump took to Paris some “personal baggage” that strongly suggested he wanted nothing to do with Macron’s peace forum, a conference at which 70 leaders were present.
UK Blatantly Violates Norms of Decent Behavior
Instead of attacking Russia and other nations without any proof to substantiate the claims, the UK government would have done better by looking at itself in the mirror.
Pelosi Prepares ‘Second Pivot’ of Regime Change in the United States
In two months the Second Pivot under Pelosi will become a Petrograd Soviet at one end of Pennsylvania Avenue, with a Provisional Government headed by Trump at the other end.
The ‘War Party’ Wins the Midterm Elections, Accelerating the Transition to a Multipolar World Order
The outcome of the American midterm elections gives us an even more divided country, confirming that the United States is in the midst of a deep crisis within its establishment.
US Midterm Election Results: Prospects for US-Russian Relations
Donald Trump could use his foreign-policy freedom to boost his popularity before the 2020 presidential race. Lowering the threat of war is one sure way to gain more voters’ support.
Francis Fukuyama and the End of Social Media Freedoms
It seems that the American political scientist would fully support yet more intolerance in the world of social media as a means of preserving America’s freedom-squashing status quo.
The INF Treaty came about because of strong opposition and huge demonstrations in Europe and the United States. That kind of pressure, coupled with a pledge by countries not to deploy such weapons, will be required again, lest the entire tapestry of agreements that kept the horror of nuclear war at bay vanish.
India could possibly give the Taliban recognition in return for their assurance that they will not attack or disrupt Indian-led projects in Afghanistan. Looking at the political side, India does not want to be left out in this highly important Afghan peace process. It wants to have a stake in whatever outcome is reached.
According to a recent FBI indictment, several American white supremacists were allegedly radicalized by and received training from Ukraine’s neo-Nazi Azov Battalion, which receives funding from the current government of Ukraine as well as the U.S. government. The group has also received weapons from the Israeli government.
One year after the U.S.-led military campaign against ISIS ended in Raqqa, Khamis' team is still recovering the remains of the battle's casualties... For now, Raqqa's people are left to count their dead largely alone, while the U.S. and other powers strike elsewhere in Syria.
September marked the end of the fiscal year, a time when the Pentagon ramps up its spending spree. The U.S. Department of Defense spent at least $68,624,394,000 on 689 individual contracts during September 2018.
Vengeful France and Britain imposed intolerable punishment on Germany, forcing it to accept full guilt for the war, an untruth that persists to this day. The result was Adolf Hitler and his National Socialists. If an honorable peace had been concluded in 1917, neither Hitler nor Stalin might have seized power and millions of lives would have...
