Latest news - International Affairs

MAIN PAGE > Rubrics > Latest news

To some shock is hell, to others a kindly mother. Part one

22:27 10.06.2010 Armen Oganesyan

To some shock is hell, to others a kindly mother. Part one

Not so long ago in Moscow bookstores, Naomi Klein's book "The Shock Doctrine. The rise of disaster capitalism" appeared. Its author is a well known Canadian journalist, who has been published in major journals, such as: "New York Times", "The Guardian," "Harper's Magazine" and the Canadian "Globe and Mail". However, …

Russia to Build Nuclear Power Plant in Turkey

15:00 08.06.2010 Vladimir Sotnikov

Russia to Build Nuclear Power Plant in Turkey

Russian Prime Minister V. Putin will visit Istanbul on June 8. Last May Russian President D. Medvedev signed a landmark agreement in Ankara by which Russia would within the coming 7 years construct Turkey`s first nuclear power plant. The first tender to construct a nuclear power plant in Turkey was …

Plunged in Chaos: The Bilderberg Conference in Europe

15:00 04.06.2010 Olga Chetverikova

Plunged in Chaos: The Bilderberg Conference in Europe

The Bilderberg group will convene in Sitges, Spain, a resort community 30 km from Barcelona, on June 4-7. As usual, the information is supplied by James Tucker and Daniel Estulin who revealed that this year the issues topping the agenda of the club`s meeting will be the global recession and …

The Conundrum of the South Korean Corvette (II)

15:00 04.06.2010 Oleg Revenko , Alexander Vorontsov

The Conundrum of the South Korean Corvette (II)

The report on the sinking of S. Korea`s Cheonan corvette claiming that the tragedy had been caused by a torpedo fired by a N. Korean submarine caused further escalation on the Korean Peninsula. In a strongly worded address to the nation on May 24, S. Korean President Lee Myung-bak made …

The Trianon. Riding the Moscow-Budapest Train

16:19 03.06.2010 Alexander Rusyn

The Trianon. Riding the Moscow-Budapest Train

Some 90 years ago, on June 4, 1920 the allies who won World War I and the defeated Hungary signed a peace treaty – the Treaty of Trianon - in the the Grand Trianon Palace in Versailles. Subcarpathian Rusyns, Slovaks,Romanians, Croats, Serbs, and the respective communities across the world rejoiced …

Bilderberg Group Conspiring in Latin America

16:17 03.06.2010 Nil Nikandrov

Bilderberg Group Conspiring in Latin America

Multimillionaire and free mason David Rockefeller, one of the founders of the Bilderberg Club, used to be concerned over the revolutionary processes in Latin America “instigated by the Soviet Union”. He admitted in his inner circle that it was his serious mistake to underestimate the threat posed by F. Castro …

Metropolitan of Volokolamsk, chairman of the Department for External Church Relations of Moscow Patriarchate

15:46 03.06.2010 Metropolitan Illarion

Metropolitan of Volokolamsk, chairman of the Department for External Church Relations of Moscow Patriarchate

...

Who is Actually Subjecting Others to Finlandization?

15:46 03.06.2010 Armen Oganesyan

Who is Actually Subjecting Others to Finlandization?

The future is bleak if the present is burdened with a legacy that still awaits rational analysis... Skimming through the Western media, it is hard to take seriously occasional complaints that today's Russia is subjecting its neighbors to what used to be known as Finlandization in the Cold War era. …

Balkans in the Nets of the New World Order

16:31 31.05.2010 Pyotr Iskenderov

Balkans in the Nets of the New World Order

Facing an unprecedented economic crisis, the EU is hurriedly offloading the Balkan part of its agenda. The year`s major Balkan event - the EU-Balkan summit – will take place in Sarajevo on June 2. The previous summit, which convened in Brdo (Slovenia) on May 20, was plagued with scandals and, …

UNIDO Director-General Dr. Kandeh K. Yumkella

15:00 29.05.2010 Kandeh Yumkella

UNIDO Director-General Dr. Kandeh K. Yumkella

...

« first previous Page 801 of 805. next last »