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A new stage in the process of defining the line of demarcation
Regardless of new threats and ultimatums from the Western planetary minority regimes, the process of formalizing the line of demarcation between Russia and the enemy NATO-Western camp is beginning a new phase.
Mikhail Gamandiy-Egorov
| Politics
Why is General Langley rebelling against Captain Ibrahim Traoré and why?
Having deployed its intimidation mechanisms on a global scale without success and faced with the fear of otherness, the West is now engaging all of its hybrid conflict strategies against Captain Traoré, in response to his patriotic commitment and his pan-African vision.
Mohamed Lamine KABA
| Politics
Trump's Middle East Recalibration: Strategic Alliances and Their Human Cost
The Middle East has long been in turmoil due to internal conflicts and regional wars. The current visit of US President Donald Trump holds immense significance for the region, especially Syria. It also reveals significant details behind the recent regional developments.
Abbas Hashemite
| Politics
Togo wants to join the Alliance of Sahel States
Togo is seriously considering the possibility of joining the Alliance of Sahel States. What are the chances of the potential candidate?
Mikhail Gamandiy-Egorov
| Politics
We remember the lessons of the Second World War and will never accept the distortion of its events, attempts to justify the executioners and slander the true victors
Vladimir PUTIN
Victory Parade in Moscow: the coalition of the future
Ksenia Muratshina
| Society
Russophobia and Nazism: the West unmasked on May 9, 2025
Mohamed Lamine KABA
| Society
Amid Russophobia and Political Calculation, EU Boycotts Moscow's 80th WWII Anniversary Parade
Ricardo Martins
| Politics
Andrey DENISOV: “Historical truth should not give way to opportunistic interpretations”
Yuliya Novitskaya
| Interviews
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Тhe 80th Anniversary of the End of WWII
Middle East conflict
BRICS
Fascism: Our Common Enemy
Russia’s actions in Ukraine have causes which necessitated its actions. Unbiased observers know what those causes are and why Russia’s special military operation was a necessary consequence.
Christopher Black
| Society
History is a good advisor
The Teutonic insistence on wanting to inflict defeat on Russia should instil fear in the German population.
Ricardo Nuno Costa
| Society
Weaponizing Memory: EU Pressure Over Moscow’s May 9th Victory Celebrations. Part 2
Jeffrey Silverman
| Politics
How Soviet Victory Over Nazism crushed Ideological Racism and Inspired Fight Against Colonialism
Simon Chege Ndiritu
| Society
Israel crosses “red lines”
On May 5 this year, the Israeli cabinet approved a new plan for Gaza, it provides for the mobilization of tens of thousands of new reservists, the army should occupy most of the enclave, demolishing some buildings along the way.
Vladimir Mashin
| Security
Israel plans on forcibly deporting Arabs from Gaza
Israel is not abandoning the idea of ethnically cleansing the Gaza Strip. The idea of peacefully displacing civilians is unacceptable to the Arabs and most of the international community. Tel Aviv is counting on solving this issue militarily.
Alexandr Svaranc
| Security
Türkiye and Israel Seek to Avoid Military Confrontation in Syria
Alexandr Svaranc
| Politics
New Syria – New Challenges. Part 2
Yuriy Zinin
| Politics
Zimbabwe Deserves a Place in BRICS
An increasing number of African countries are seeking to join BRICS, one of the leading international alliances in today’s multipolar world. While some potential candidates may require closer scrutiny, there are undoubtedly nations that deserve membership in the near future.
Mikhail Gamandiy-Egorov
| Politics
What are the chances of Senegal joining BRICS?
Yet another African country has announced it desire to join BRICS; namely Senegal. What are the prospects and chances of integration, in one form or another, of this West African country?
Mikhail Gamandiy-Egorov
| Politics
The expulsion of the South African ambassador by the United States and its geopolitical repercussions
Mohamed Lamine KABA
| Politics
Indonesia's Accession to BRICS: The Non-Western World Continues to Consolidate
Ksenia Muratshina
| Politics
Politics
Opportunities and Dimensions of Iran-Qatar Relations
Samyar Rostami
Australia Holds Another Round of Parliamentary Elections
Vladimir Terehov
Romania’s Right-Shift: The Economy is the “Bear” in the Room
Tamer Mansour
Political changes in Tigray: temporary calm?
Ivan Kopytsev
Economy
Trump’s Deal of the Century – Or Is It REALLY?
Seth Ferris
China and Russia Readying Moon Station - Europe Planning to Plan Other Stuff
Phil Butler
The Battle for Infrastructure: China vs. the West in Southeast Asia
Rebecca Chan
Development of Russia–North Korea Cooperation: Bridge Construction Begins
Konstantin Asmolov
Security
How Effective Are Foreign Conferences in Bringing Peace to Sudan?
Simon Chege Ndiritu
Europe’s Security Plans Are Taking it Nowhere
Salman Rafi Sheikh
Sudan: A Forgotten Hell, Immense Suffering, and Global Indifference
Viktor Mikhin
US Ditching Ukraine “Peace Talks,” Predictable Continuity of Agenda Follows
Brian Berletic
Society
The Nasty Truth About AIs, Their Lies, and the Dark Future They Bring
Gordon Duff
The Nakba: Western Colonialism and Zionism as Architects of the Palestinian Catastrophe
Mohammed ibn Faisal al-Rashid
Climate Refugees: The Next Great Humanitarian Challenge?
Aleena Im
Russophobia: A “Will” of Peter the Great or a Polish “Memo” to Napoleon?
Tamer Mansour
