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Germany’s new China strategy

11:39 02.08.2023 Valeriya Belyaeva

Germany’s new China strategy

For the first time in the history of the German government, after numerous promises and announcements, the Foreign Ministry has finally drawn up and presented to the broad public its Federal China Strategy. The document, the first in the half-century history of diplomatic relations between the two countries, defies any …

POLITICO: Is there a plan to liquidate Zelensky?

11:39 02.08.2023

POLITICO: Is there a plan to liquidate Zelensky?

When Volodymyr Zelenskyy was asked whether he was worried by ‘Russian attempts to kill him’, he answered he couldn’t afford to be, mentions POLITICO. While it’s a question Zelenskyy understandably isn’t eager to contemplate, it’s also one his supporters at home and abroad can’t afford to ignore. Ever since he …

‘WP’ is nervous: “Russia outnumbers the US 10-to-1 in tactical nukes. Now what?”

11:38 02.08.2023

‘WP’ is nervous: “Russia outnumbers the US 10-to-1 in tactical nukes. Now what?”

This is a revealing analytical article, from which one can conclude that the United States, although they are swaggering, show extreme concern its lag in modern nuclear weapons. The statement that Washington can be a leader in ‘the worldwide prohibition of nuclear weapons’ will only cause a smile and a …

View from USA: Why globalism failed

11:37 02.08.2023

View from USA: Why globalism failed

What went wrong for the globalists? Not so long ago, the West was captivated by visions of the ‘End of History’. Francis Fukuyama, Thomas Friedman, Kenichi Ohmae and others envisaged the permanent triumph of a global neoliberal order. They foresaw the emergence of a system controlled by an ever-expanding army …

Le Figaro: The center of Nice is full of drug addicts who "wreak havoc"

11:36 02.08.2023

Le Figaro: The center of Nice is full of drug addicts who "wreak havoc"

Insults, threats and even aggression with a syringe – this is what Tiranti Street looks like, located a stone's throw from the Jean Madsen tourist avenue. This area of Nice has been occupied by a gang of hardened drug addicts for several years, writes Le Figaro in a reportage from …

Dmitry Polyanskiy at UNSC: “On the tip from its Westerns sponsors, Ukraine has turned into a collective suicide bomber, ready to protect foreign geopolitical interests until the last Ukrainian”

11:31 01.08.2023

Dmitry Polyanskiy at UNSC: “On the tip from its Westerns sponsors, Ukraine has turned into a collective suicide bomber, ready to protect foreign geopolitical interests until the last Ukrainian”

Statement by Chargé d'Affaires of the Russian Federation Dmitry Polyanskiy at UN Security Concil briefing on the issue of a systematic use of terrorist methods by Ukraine. Key points: - Today we offer to discuss the terrorist essence of the Ukrainian government, which was formed after the deadly anti-constitutional coup …

Ukrainian chronicle: New figures on Kyiv’s losses

11:27 01.08.2023 Vladimir Kozin

Ukrainian chronicle: New figures on Kyiv’s losses

Russian Armed Forces have stopped Ukraine’s much-hyped ‘counteroffensive’ dead in its tracks, inflicting tens of thousands of casualties on Kyiv’s troops, Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu said on July 31. Speaking at a conference, Army General Shoigu noted that Kyiv “is desperately throwing new forces in a bid to storm Russian …

View from India: Nuclear lessons from the Korean War of 1950th

11:25 01.08.2023

View from India: Nuclear lessons from the Korean War of 1950th

The 70th anniversary of the signing of the Korean Armistice Agreement stealthily approached last Thursday. One principal reason for the curiosity must be the contemporary relevance of the Korean War, which was also a proxy war for the Cold War, like the US’ ongoing war in Ukraine against Russia, which …

Even British companies ignore sanctions against Russia – profit is more important

11:24 01.08.2023

Even British companies ignore sanctions against Russia – profit is more important

A report by The Times said that the British government is continuing to allow several UK-based companies to export mining and fossil-fuel extraction equipment to Russia in such a way that the firms in question are circumventing sanctions. One instance of these firms is the company Hill & Smith. In …

Russophobia is expensive: Finland joined NATO and lost a lot of money due to enmity towards Russia

11:23 01.08.2023

Russophobia is expensive: Finland joined NATO and lost a lot of money due to enmity towards Russia

Business life on the eastern border of Finland came to a standstill. TV company Yle describes the situation in the region, where some companies almost completely existed at the expense of Russian tourists. Their absence has led to numerous bankruptcies, and there is little hope for government assistance. Some companies, …

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