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Will Trump channel Nixon in Ukraine?

9:13 08.12.2024

Will Trump channel Nixon in Ukraine?

There are indications that the president-elect may intend further escalation, notes ‘The American Conservative’. The similarities between this most recent presidential election and that of 1968 are several. Like Joseph R. Biden, Lyndon B. Johnson was an increasingly polarizing and unpopular wartime president who declined to run for re-election. Their …

View from Washington: France and Germany – within a month of each other, both have seen their governments collapse

9:12 08.12.2024

View from Washington: France and Germany – within a month of each other, both have seen their governments collapse

The collapse of the government in France and the ruling coalition in Germany spells continued crises — and don't think war has nothing to do with it, writes ‘The Responsible Statecraft’. Two main lessons are to be drawn from the fall of Michel Barnier’s government in France. The first is …

FP: China and North Korea throw U.S. war plans out the window

10:21 07.12.2024

FP: China and North Korea throw U.S. war plans out the window

The fact remains that military ties among China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea are deepening. And this change should upend how the United States and its allies around the world think about and provide for their national security, writes ‘The Foreign Policy’. More recently, Russia and North Korea inked a …

Rosneft CEO Igor Sechin: US loses leadership, wants to maintain it by intensifying conflicts and the world is witnessing the coming of a new coal era

10:19 07.12.2024

Rosneft CEO Igor Sechin: US loses leadership, wants to maintain it by intensifying conflicts and the world is witnessing the coming of a new coal era

The US has lost its leadership in science, industry, and finance and has failed to maintain a fair world order. By unleashing various conflicts, the US is trying to create special conditions for its economy at the expense of other market participants, Rosneft CEO Igor Sechin said at the 17th …

Green madness leads to ‘farmers suicide’ in Canada

10:18 07.12.2024

Green madness leads to ‘farmers suicide’ in Canada

Canadian Green Party leader Elizabeth May told the Commons that farmers are committing suicide because of ‘climate change’. “I think we focus a lot on the carbon tax in this place without looking at the climate crisis and the real impact that has on Canadian farmers,” May said. “We really …

Ukraine – Does the "Kellogg Plan" Exist?

10:15 07.12.2024 Denis Baturin

Ukraine – Does the "Kellogg Plan" Exist?

The "Kellogg Plan," proposed by retired General Keith Kellogg (photo), Donald Trump's special envoy for Ukraine, must be assessed considering several factors: The plan was presented months before the combat testing of the "Oreshnik" medium-range missile system. Like Trump, president-elect, but not yet inaugurated, Kellogg has been appointed but lacks …

Vladimir Putin: Russia ready to deploy Oreshnik in Belarus in 2025

21:20 06.12.2024

Vladimir Putin: Russia ready to deploy Oreshnik in Belarus in 2025

Russia's Oreshnik missile system may be deployed in Belarus in the second half of 2025, President Vladimir Putin has said, TASS reports. "As far the possibility of deploying such, let's say, formidable weapons as the Oreshnik in Belarus is concerned, since we have signed today an agreement on security guarantees …

Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s interview to Tucker Carlson

12:32 06.12.2024

Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s interview to Tucker Carlson

Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s interview to Tucker Carlson, Moscow, December 6, 2024. Question: Minister Lavrov, thank you for doing this. Do you believe the United States and Russia are at war with each other right now? Sergey Lavrov: I wouldn't say so. And in any case, this is not what …

How Western powers try to 'Ukrainize' Georgia

12:31 06.12.2024

How Western powers try to 'Ukrainize' Georgia

The West is increasingly intervening in Georgia’s internal affairs. In an attempt to prevent progress of the Parliament’s diplomatic, pro-peace agenda, Western countries are funding extremely violent protests, which have resulted in a serious social crisis. There is clearly an intention on the part of the West to overthrow the …

Panic in White House: Biden is discussing preemptive pardons for those in Trump’s crosshairs

12:30 06.12.2024

Panic in White House: Biden is discussing preemptive pardons for those in Trump’s crosshairs

The nomination of Kash Patel, who has vowed to pursue Trump’s critics, as FBI director has heightened concerns within the president’s inner circle, writes POLITICO. President Joe Biden’s senior aides are conducting a vigorous internal debate over whether to issue preemptive pardons to a range of current and former public …

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