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New Anti-Russia, Anti-China Coalition Forming in the Arctic?

11:15 15.10.2024 Vladimir Petrovsky

New Anti-Russia, Anti-China Coalition Forming in the Arctic?

It looks like an anti-Russia and anti-China coalition is forming in the Arctic. As Bloomberg reports, Canada and countries of Northern Europe are working on the creation of an alliance whose purpose will be to “counteract the activity of Russia and China in the Arctic”. This is nothing less than …

The gap widens – BRICS is leaving the “Big Seven” behind

12:34 10.10.2024 Andrey Kadomtsev

The gap widens – BRICS is leaving the “Big Seven” behind

On October 22-24 the Russian city of Kazan will be playing host to the 16th summit of BRICS. Over the years of cooperation, the organization has achieved significant results in a number of key areas. In terms of total GDP calculated using purchasing power parity, the BRICS countries overtook the …

NATO’s ambitions in Ukraine and Zelensky’s “plan to end the conflict”

10:58 09.10.2024

NATO’s ambitions in Ukraine and Zelensky’s “plan to end the conflict”

The new NATO Secretary General, Mark Rutte, said that Ukraine should receive the place in the alliance that it was promised: "My second priority is to step up our support for Ukraine and bring it ever closer to NATO, because an independent and democratic Ukraine is vital for peace and …

USA planning to overthrow Georgian government and orchestrate a new “color revolution” in Georgia

12:31 19.09.2024 Yuri Larin

USA planning to overthrow Georgian government and orchestrate a new “color revolution” in Georgia

The Americans are planning a new “colour revolution” in Georgia. According to the press center of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service quoting incoming reports, “the White House is extremely dissatisfied with the developments in Georgia in the run-up to parliamentary elections on October 26". “As the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service …

Reasons and consequences of a Cabinet shakeup in Ukraine

11:12 13.09.2024 Denis Baturin

Reasons and consequences of a Cabinet shakeup in Ukraine

The resignations in the Ukrainian government reflect the testify to the mental state of the Kyiv rulers, the state of public administration, and most importantly - the role in history assigned to Ukraine by the West, which it voluntarily accepts. The goals of the government reshuffle for Volodymyr Zelensky: - …

Russia-Azerbaijan: «time check» in Baku

12:25 02.09.2024 Alexander Ananiev

Russia-Azerbaijan: «time check» in Baku

Two weeks after President Vladimir Putin visited Baku on August 19, the media space continues to discuss the outcomes. In the course of the summit the Russian and Azerbaijani leaders focused on a variety of issues and signed a number of documents[1]: three treaties and three memorandums. Undoubtedly, the negotiating …

Kursk standoff – who is lurking behind Ukraine’s back?

11:17 25.08.2024 Denis Baturin

Kursk standoff – who is lurking behind Ukraine’s back?

I can assume that the Ukrainian forces’ incursion into Russia’s Kursk region on August 6 was a message sent by Kyiv to the Europeans that Kaliningrad is there, right under their noses. And again, we look back at the not so distant past, the siege of Leningrad, which they are …

Apocalypse of Our Time: Servants of the Devil Before the Court of History

23:59 23.08.2024 Konstantin Dolgov

Apocalypse of Our Time: Servants of the Devil Before the Court of History

The first two articles of the cycle, “Apocalypse of Our Time: The Face and the Underbelly of Western Culture and Civilization” and “Apocalypse of Our Time: Alter Ego of the Third Reich,” appeared in International Affairs Vol. 69, No. 6 (2023), pp. 30-57. I would like to express my sincere …

The US and Europe in the Ukraine Conflict: Why Europe Is Losing

0:30 23.08.2024 Pavel Smirnov

The US and Europe in the Ukraine Conflict: Why Europe Is Losing

ON FEBRUARY 24, 2022, the day the Special Military Operation (SMO) in Ukraine began, US allies, primarily in Europe, lost all alternatives to their Russia policy. The Ukraine crisis that stemmed from the February 2014 coup d’état in Ukraine gave the US a pretext, first, to formulate a new argument …

Berlin puzzle: speculating about Trump but looking to Harris

11:19 16.08.2024 Valeriya Belyaeva

Berlin puzzle: speculating about Trump but looking to Harris

The prospect of seeing Donald Trump as president yet again has long been causing serious worries among politicians in Germany. Neither the European Union as a whole, nor Germany proper expect anything good of such a prospect, which they have dubbed “a horrible scenario”. They do remember what a challenge …

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