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‘Asia Times’: Ukrainian military casualties are big trouble for Biden

10:54 06.12.2022

‘Asia Times’: Ukrainian military casualties are big trouble for Biden

In a shocking statement that has now been withdrawn, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen wrote that Ukraine has lost 100,000 soldiers and 20,000 civilians in the Ukraine war, - notes “Asia Times”. These Ukraine’s heavy casualties are a signal that Washington’s de facto war with Russia is in …

“Strategic Culture”: The real problem is not Russia, but the U.S.

11:28 05.12.2022

“Strategic Culture”: The real problem is not Russia, but the U.S.

NATO are unhappy with Russia’s actions, which they and their G7 flunkeys classify as war crimes, even though Russia’s actions are a watered down version of what NATO did in Iraq and what NATO and Israel currently continue to systematically do in both Syria and Gaza, writes “Strategic Culture”. The …

Ukrainian chronicle: UK Special Services continue to provoke an aggravation of the situation near the Black Sea

11:27 05.12.2022 Vladimir Kozin

Ukrainian chronicle: UK Special Services continue to provoke an aggravation of the situation near the Black Sea

- Russian precision attacks against Ukrainian infrastructure are a necessary response to Ukrainian sabotage on Russian soil, including the bombing of the Crimean Bridge, President Vladimir Putin told German Chancellor Olaf Scholz. The two leaders spoke by phone at Berlin’s request. Putin explained the logic behind Russia’s military operation against …

Patrick Buchanan: “Great powers should never lesser the capacity to drag them into unwanted wars”

11:26 05.12.2022

Patrick Buchanan: “Great powers should never lesser the capacity to drag them into unwanted wars”

“For us, for USA, the greatest stake in this Russia-Ukraine war is not who ends up in control of Luhansk, Donetsk, or Kherson, but that we not be drawn into a military conflict that would put us on the escalator to a war with Russia, a World war and perhaps …

Douglas Macgregor: ‘Russia will establish Victory on its own terms’

11:00 04.12.2022

Douglas Macgregor: ‘Russia will establish Victory on its own terms’

The Biden administration repeatedly commits the unpardonable sin in a democratic society of refusing to tell the American people the truth: contrary to the Western media’s popular “Ukrainian victory” narrative, which blocks any information that contradicts it, Ukraine is not winning and will not win this war, notes in his …

Militant statements of the British Labor. They want to come to power

10:59 04.12.2022

Militant statements of the British Labor. They want to come to power

The shadow defence secretary, John Healey (photo), has said Labour would apply a 'NATO test' to all major defence projects in its hypothetical first one hundred days of government. The UK must keep check of its own obligations to the NATO alliance in full, an MP has said. A fundamental …

Cost of living: People in Cardiff 'eating pet food'

10:58 04.12.2022

Cost of living: People in Cardiff 'eating pet food'

People are having to eat pet food while others try to heat food on a radiator, a community worker with 20 years' experience has said Mark Seed who now runs a community food project in Trowbridge, east Cardiff. BBC Wales analysis of new Census data suggests six of Wales' most …

Less Russian crude on the market may result in higher crude prices early next year

10:10 03.12.2022

Less Russian crude on the market may result in higher crude prices early next year

When the U.S. Treasury Secretary proposed capping the price of Russian export oil to curb Moscow’s revenues, oil prices spiked. And Russia’s reaction was quite predictable:Moscow said it would stop exporting oil to countries that enforce the price capthat was embraced by all members of the G7, including Japan, which …

French president vs U.S. Inflation Reduction Act

10:10 03.12.2022

French president vs U.S. Inflation Reduction Act

Emmanuel Macron warned that the U.S. risked “fragmenting the West” with a flagship climate law that the French president said would distort competition by massively subsidizing American companies to the detriment of European industries, informs “The Financial Times”. The harsh words, which came on the first day of his state …

The Reagan Institute poll: Americans are losing trust in the military

10:09 03.12.2022

The Reagan Institute poll: Americans are losing trust in the military

The current era is marked by fading trust in U.S. institutions, but confidence in one pillar has held up: the military. But now even that is eroding, and the question is whether the brass will get the message, writes “The Wall Street Journal”. The Reagan Institute releases an annual survey …

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