Improving the relations with Russia was Donald Trump’s pre-election promise given to American people who voted for him. As one can see, the US president remains true to his word.
Spending much less, Russia gets a lot more than the US due to greater efficiency of its defense programs.
Real wars are like that. Easy to start, always promising quick, assured victory – and invariably they disappoint.
The recent upsurge in brain injuries among US diplomatic staff may have been caused by their own superiors at the Pentagon or CIA conducting some form of clandestine program to create “super spies”.
Nothing can change the fact that Russia is the world leader in producing the best weapons and the temptation to cooperate with it may happen to be too strong to be stopped by political pressure.
The fate of relations between the world’s two premier nuclear powers can no longer be held hostage to poor-sport Democrats who simply do not know how to lose an election with grace.
The chaos that has engulfed the NATO summit is yet further confirmation of the world’s transition from a unipolar to a multipolar order, with the return of great-power competition and different states jockeying for...
Games change and governments come and go but friendly relations between the peoples remain. The provocation committed by the Greek government cannot change the reality.
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The turmoil caused this week by US President Trump among NATO allies is approaching surreal. Time to indulge in some satire…
The announced meeting between Trump and Putin has already produced a good result by revealing the hypocrisy of the media and politicians.
The hue and cry raised by NATO about Russia, just one country scaring to death the 29 nations protected by the United States, the military giant, sounds more like a joke than serious talk.
The trouble with NATO is that it is well past its expiry date as a military organization, having no other purpose than forcing American interests over its nominal European allies.
Improving the relations with Russia was Donald Trump’s pre-election promise given to American people who voted for him. As one can see, the US president remains true to his word.
Does Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein’s indictment of 12 Russian military intelligence officers for allegedly hacking Hillary’s emails and interfering in the US election have any purpose other than to throw a monkey wrench in President Trump’s upcoming summit with Putin?
Sergej Skripal and his daughter Yulia both mysteriously recovered from the alleged 'nerve agent' 10 times as deadly as VX. It was the magic of the Novichok perfume that did it. One victim of the second 'Novichok' incident in Wiltshire, Matthew Rowley, is also on the path to full recovery.
Ultimately though, both Washington and Moscow must find a way to isolate nuclear cooperation from the broader issues of the American-Russian relationship. The risk of not doing so is simply too great.
Trump is wading in deep, murky waters here. Let’s hope he does better this week in his meeting with Vlad Putin – which we venture to guess will not be a waste of time at all.
If in Helsinki, Trump and Putin could agree only to have the SVC conduct special inspections to resolve these issues, it would represent no small achievement. It would also pave the way for more meaningful arms reductions to come.
On anything related to Russia, media scoundrels recite from the same script, supporting the official narrative no matter how outrageous, suppressing hard truths able to destroy it.
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