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View from Delhi: India-Russia ties take a quantum leap in the fog of Ukraine war 11:17 13.07.2024

View from Delhi: India-Russia ties take a quantum leap in the fog of Ukraine war

The big picture is that India has taken a leap of faith. It is one thing not to give in to US bullying but it is another thing altogether that Delhi is co-relating the Indian experience with that of Russia — and even China, writes M.K. Bhadrakumar, Indian Ambassador and …
Engelsberg ideas: How the British elite lost its way 11:14 13.07.2024

Engelsberg ideas: How the British elite lost its way

A very interesting article that examines the reasons for the crisis of the English political elite. a veteran of public service assesses what is happening. This assessment is very sad. British politics is withering because the quality of officials has plummeted. And this is a historical process. Munira Mirza was …
Bloomberg: The U.S. economic slowdown is looking more threatening 11:12 13.07.2024

Bloomberg: The U.S. economic slowdown is looking more threatening

Worrying signs in the labor market mean the Fed’s July meeting will point to policy easing sooner rather than later, Bloomberg writes. On the surface, the US employment report for June looked pretty good. Some 206,000 jobs were added, which exceeded the 190,000 median estimate of more than five dozen …
View from Washington: Imperial NATO is on the way. But it is unlikely to reach its goals 11:38 12.07.2024

View from Washington: Imperial NATO is on the way. But it is unlikely to reach its goals

NATO is the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. The name should have been changed long ago, when NATO shifted its focus and operations south and eastward. NATO is shifting once again, most seriously by expanding its membership without any serous planning about how to secure its new flanks, writes Stephen Bryen, …
View from China: NATO leaders gather amid political uncertainty, questions on relevance 11:38 12.07.2024

View from China: NATO leaders gather amid political uncertainty, questions on relevance

Established during the early stages of the Cold War, NATO is now confronting a changing global landscape characterized by multipolarity, prompting discussions about its continued relevance, notes Chinese Xinhua News Agency. NATO, which has grown from 12 members in 1949 to 32 in 2024, is a central pillar supporting the …
‘Le Mond’: Who will govern France? Four questions to understand what happens after the election 11:35 12.07.2024

‘Le Mond’: Who will govern France? Four questions to understand what happens after the election

According to Article 12 of the French Constitution, "a new dissolution cannot be carried out in the year following these elections"… Could France be led by a coalition government, minority government or technical government? In the absence of a clear absolute majority in the Assemblée Nationale, there is a risk …
World Bank figures: War in Ukraine fuels income rise for Russia 11:35 12.07.2024

World Bank figures: War in Ukraine fuels income rise for Russia

Russians are getting richer despite Western sanctions and a costly war in Ukraine, new figures suggest. Since February 2022, the U.S. and its allies have subjected Russia to a comprehensive set of sanctions and embargoes, intended to both hamper its military and provide the economic squeeze necessary to push Putin …
War and peace for Ukraine, or does “Orban’s formula” really exist? 12:25 11.07.2024 Denis Baturin

War and peace for Ukraine, or does “Orban’s formula” really exist?

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban made his grand tour for many reasons, above all to discuss ways out of the ongoing crisis in Ukraine, which is increasingly impacting the situation in the world, posing risks for political regimes, and most importantly, becoming a catalyst for a revision of the world …
WP: Modi bear-hugs Putin in Moscow, marking deep ties between Russia and India 12:24 11.07.2024

WP: Modi bear-hugs Putin in Moscow, marking deep ties between Russia and India

Despite Washington’s efforts to woo Prime Minister Narendra Modi and isolate President Vladimir Putin, the visit shows continuing close relations between their countries, ‘The Washington Post’ writes. As Modi makes his first visit to Russia since 2022, the images emerging from Moscow of Modi wrapping the Russian president in a …
Declassified US archives show Clinton told Yeltsin NATO would “not be a threat to Russia” 12:21 11.07.2024

Declassified US archives show Clinton told Yeltsin NATO would “not be a threat to Russia”

According to the declassified documents, Boris Yeltsin suggested making a "gentlemen’s agreement" that no former Soviet republics would enter NATO, TASS informs. Ex-Russian President Boris Yeltsin told US counterpart Bill Clinton in 1997 that NATO’s eastward expansion was a mistake, while the latter gave assurances that the bloc would pose …
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