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What will decide the fate of Syria?

15:00 08.11.2011

What will decide the fate of Syria?

The deeper the crisis in Syria, the more evident it becomes that its former ally, Turkey, has played its part in the process. As the only moderate Islamic NATO member state, Turkey has turned into a springboard for the Syrian opposition. Istanbul announced the creation of a Syrian national council, …

Russia a Force to Be Reckoned with in the Coming Years

15:00 13.10.2011

Russia a Force to Be Reckoned with in the Coming Years

It is not going to be forgotten any time soon how, at the 43rd Munich Conference on Security Policy in 2007, V. Putin charged the US with building a unipolar world at the cost of “frequently illegitimate actions” and “new human tragedies”. A key point that loomed through the energetic …

The West Scores Another Triumph Over the Arab World: Libya on the Brink

15:00 23.08.2011

The West Scores Another Triumph Over the Arab World: Libya on the Brink

The fall of M. Gadhafi's regime will come as a huge success of the globalization forces seeking to establish a new world order. The proportions of the campaign the West launched in Libya and the level of sophistication of the technologies employed were impressive regardless of the accompanying political assessments …

Europe's Quiet Corner Under Terrorist Attack

15:00 25.07.2011

Europe's Quiet Corner Under Terrorist Attack

The September 11, 2001 terrorist attack on the New York Trade Center left the world divided. The US Administration and its giant propaganda machine made huge efforts to convince their audiences that the terrorist act had been perpetrated by Al Qaeda, but the developments that followed pointed with utmost clarity …

Libya's «Freedom Fighters» Found to Engage in Pillage

15:00 15.07.2011

Libya's «Freedom Fighters» Found to Engage in Pillage

According to a recent New York Times article, Human Rights Watch released materials citing cases of gross abuse by anti-Gadhafi rebels in a mountainous area located in the western part of Libya. Incidents are reported to have taken place in the towns of Qawalish, Awaniya, Rayaniyah and Zawiyat al-Bagul seized …

The West's Most Convincing Argument

14:00 11.03.2011

The West's Most Convincing Argument

The statement made by NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen that the alliance is not going to launch an operation in Libya without UN blessing grabbed the headlines. Rasmussen did voice extreme concern over the situation in the country and expressed the view that the steps taken by Gadhafi's regime …

Revolts in Arab world – who’s next?

14:00 25.02.2011

Revolts in Arab world – who’s next?

The revolt in Libya makes us seriously revise our attitude to the events in the Arab East. A widespread point of view that the Internet was to blame for creating options for self-organization has been shaken. Indeed, the Internet opens opportunities for political mobilization and creation of mass movements, but …

Egypt Leaving an Epoch Behind

14:00 02.02.2011

Egypt Leaving an Epoch Behind

The Anglo-Saxon globalization ran into a major roadblock: at the moment the Egyptian regime which the West has propped up for decades is on the verge of collapse. Even if Mubarak's nominee Omar Suleiman manages to cling on, the global centers of power will have to face a different reality …

War Against Iran as a Method of Promoting Globalism

15:00 09.08.2010

War Against Iran as a Method of Promoting Globalism

There is little doubt that the US will hit Iran after pulling its troops out of Iraq. Military spending in the US has gained too much momentum to leave any hope that the current dynamics will change in the foreseeable future. The US military-industrial complex and its Pentagon partners have …

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