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Russia: Phoenix of History, Eagle of the Steppes, Master of Destiny
Zelenski, the Ukrainian magician who promised victory with a wave of his hand… but forgot to mention he was playing with a stacked deck. Now, Ukraine is vanishing in a cloud of smoke, and the promises have flown away like doves.
Mohamed Lamine KABA
| Politics
The Horn of Africa: Growing Escalation. Part 1
The clearly visible and practically tangible escalation in tensions between Ethiopia on the one hand and Somalia and Egypt on the other calls into question the prospects for peaceful coexistence of virtually all the Horn of Africa states.
Ivan Kopytsev
| Politics
Georgian Election Interference – How Far Are the EU and the US Prepared to Go?
With Georgia’s elections approaching, the U.S. and EU increasing efforts to interfere in the election process, using intimidation, threats, and financial or visa-related pressures to influence the outcome in their favor, potentially undermining the interests of the Georgian people.
Henry Kamens
| Politics
Thailand reaffirms our readiness and determination to become a full member of BRICS at the earliest possibility
Ambassador of Thailand to Russia S.Wongsinsawat
Russia and Thailand: developing humanitarian ties
Ksenia Muratshina
| Society
Thailand’s Kra Land Bridge (Might) Reshape Asia
Brian Berletic
| Economy
Thailand’s Tourism Industry and Russia's Vacation Season Amid International Sanctions
Dmitry Bokarev
| Economy
West Pressures Thailand to Take Their Side Against Russia
Brian Berletic
| Politics
The New Silk Road Will Make Iran Immune to Western Sanctions
Dmitry Bokarev
| Economy
Spotlight: BRICS
“The interrelation of times and civilizations – the basis of peace and development”
Dedicated to the 300th anniversary of the poet Magtymguly Fragi, this international forum in Turkmenistan brought together the presidents of over 10 countries.
Ksenia Muratshina
| Politics
The fury of Western regimes also has its geoeconomic reasons
In the context of growing international escalation caused by the regimes of the Western planetary minority, geopolitical reasons are often cited, although one must not forget the geoeconomic component, which is also extremely important in strengthening the multipolar world order.
Mikhail Gamandiy-Egorov
| Politics
The Great Game in the Horn of Africa continues. Part 2.
Viktor Goncharov
| Politics
Leonid Slutsky: “BRICS is becoming the most popular organisation for other countries to join”
Yuliya Novitskaya
| Interviews
Due to high demand, we are glad to offer a digital version of our latest book “Africa-Russia: the power of attraction”
The book provides a wide-range of perspectives of the prominent Russian and African diplomats, politicians, journalists and experts on the flourishing relationship between Africa and Russia. It also explains why Western neocolonial approach to the Global South will definitely fail.
Politics
US-Israel Inch Toward Wider, More Dangerous War
Brian Berletic
Has Israel Become a Dangerous Loose Cannon?
Phil Butler
The Great Game in the Horn of Africa continues. Part 3: Conflict between Ethiopia and Somalia -Washington as provocateur
Viktor Goncharov
Primakov Doctrine and Russia’s Multipolar World
Simon Westwood
Economy
Decoupling From China? The Consequences of a Stupid Idea
Ricardo Martins
On the political issues and problems related to the planned merger between Nippon Steel and US Steel
Vladimir Terehov
EU Anti-Deforestation Law and its Impact on the Global South and Brazilian Exports
Ricardo Martins
Taliban's approach to Qosh Tepa channel, consequences and prospects
Samyar Rostami
Security
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan proposes a new reform of the UN based on the principle: “The World is bigger than five states”
Alexandr Svaranc
Germany Prepares to Launch Social Media Gestapo: The End is Near
Phil Butler
More like-minded people: results of the Moscow BRICS Media Summit
Ksenia Muratshina
On Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to the US and the UN ‘Summit of the Future’
Anvar Azimov
Society
Zigzags of fate—the life of a Russian national in Africa
Yuriy Zinin
The end of the myth about the untouchability of the planetary minority
Mikhail Gamandiy-Egorov
Western Media Urges Public: Believe Our Lies, Not Your Own Eyes
Brian Berletic
The documentary film The Bibi Files - on screen and in reality
Viktor Mikhin