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How Russia saved Armenia from interventions in the 1990s 11:39 09.04.2024 Alexander Ananyev

How Russia saved Armenia from interventions in the 1990s

During the First Karabakh War (1992 -1994) Armenia three times experienced the threat of falling to the Turkish intervention. Each time Russia managed to prevent such a scenario by peaceful means. According to recollections [1] by Russia’s first Ambassador to Armenia Vladimir Stupishin, in the heat of the Battle of …
‘Dormant NATO’ is the Best Hard Choice 11:37 09.04.2024

‘Dormant NATO’ is the Best Hard Choice

A recent essay in Foreign Affairs by Max Bergmann, currently of the Center for Strategic and International Studies but formerly of the Center for American Progress, argues for a “more European NATO.” In a time of limited resources, and thus ruthless prioritization, American policymakers must focus on managing our relationship …
“Confidence in the US has waned” – China topples US as SE Asia’s favored partner 11:37 09.04.2024

“Confidence in the US has waned” – China topples US as SE Asia’s favored partner

China has dethroned the US to become the top alignment choice for Southeast Asians as Washington loses ground on a range of key issues from regional economic engagement to the Israel-Hamas War, according to a new survey, Bloomberg writes. A survey of 1,994 Southeast Asians by the ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute …
EU ends mission in Sahel, opens path for Russia 11:34 09.04.2024

EU ends mission in Sahel, opens path for Russia

With both European and American forces pulling out of the western Sahel, the region will be left to the growing influence of Russia, writes The European Conservative. The region borders the southern edge of the Sahara desert and comprises areas of Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger. Over the last decade, …
‘The National Interest’: The looming Ukraine debacle 10:57 08.04.2024

‘The National Interest’: The looming Ukraine debacle

Unsurprisingly, Western leaders are reluctant to admit that the dire situation facing Ukraine is related to their own fundamental miscalculations about Russia, writes ‘The National Interest’. With Ukraine’s military situation deteriorating, NATO foreign ministers have gathered in Brussels to develop a long-term plan to deliver the necessary supplies to Kyiv. …
View from Washington: Embassy bombing shows Israel’s plan to draw US into war with Iran 10:56 08.04.2024

View from Washington: Embassy bombing shows Israel’s plan to draw US into war with Iran

As the assault on Gaza loses support, Netanyahu seemingly hopes to save himself by provoking retaliation from Iran, writes Paul R. Pillar, an ex-top analyst of the Central Intelligence Agency, a visiting professor at Georgetown University for security studies, at The Responsible Statecraft. The latest Israeli heightening of violence in …
Peter Pellegrini won the Slovak presidential election 10:54 08.04.2024

Peter Pellegrini won the Slovak presidential election

Peter Pellegrini won the Slovak presidential election with 52.12 percent of the vote, the statistics department of the republic reported after processing 100 percent of the ballots. Speaker of Parliament Peter Pellegrini defeated pro-West career diplomat Ivan Korčok for the Slovak presidency in a runoff election Saturday, giving Prime Minister …
Ukrainian Nuclear terrorism 10:53 08.04.2024

Ukrainian Nuclear terrorism

Ukrainian drones attack cargo port area of ZNPP – Station’s Press Office informs. Ukrainian combat drones attacked the cargo port area and a nitrogen-oxygen station of the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) on Friday, the 6th of April, the station’s press office said, adding that the incident did not result …
NYT ratings: The World’s Unpopular Leaders 10:24 07.04.2024

NYT ratings: The World’s Unpopular Leaders

By many measures, President Biden is very unpopular. Since at least World War II, no president has had a worse disapproval rating at this point in his term, notes The New York Times. Relative to his international peers, however, Biden looks much better. Many leaders of developed democracies have disapproval …
Song lyrics really are getting simpler and more repetitive 10:23 07.04.2024

Song lyrics really are getting simpler and more repetitive

Can statistics explain the decline of modern music? – asks ‘The American Conservative’. A team led by artificial intelligence specialist Joan Serra at the Spanish National Research Council ran music from the last 50 years through some complex algorithms and found that pop songs have become intrinsically louder and more …
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