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European Diplomatic Blackout: Faced with Kallas’s ineptitude and looming ICC charges over Gaza, the EU loses its moral authority
Kaja Kallas exposes her diplomatic ineptitude as Europe cheerleads genocide. Ursula von der Leyen has hijacked EU foreign policy to serve a neocolonial, fascistic agenda, which Kallas has accepted.
Ricardo Martins
| Politics
The Decline of Western Europe’s Influence and Prestige
Donald Trump’s rise to power demonstrated that the current U.S. administration looks down on Western Europe—more than that, it sees the region as a freeloader.
Veniamin Popov
| Politics
Türkiye as an ’arbiter’ in the Armenian-Azerbaijani dialogue
Türkiye is active in international affairs and offers its mediation in a number of conflicts, however in the resolution of Armenian-Azerbaijani relations, Türkiye supports Baku.
Alexandr Svaranc
| Politics
Why Lee Jae-myung Did Not Attend the NATO Summit
President Lee Jae-myung declined to attend the NATO summit, citing urgent domestic matters and growing instability in the Middle East.
Konstantin Asmolov
| Politics
«As a founding member, India is committed to BRICS. Together, we strive for a more peaceful, equal, just, democratic and balanced multipolar world order»
Narendra Modi, Prime Minister of India
Rio de Janeiro Summit: Strengthening Multilateralism in the Face of U.S. Pressure
Abbas Hashemite
| Politics
On the new foreign tour of the Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi: Brazil and Namibia. Part 2
Anvar Azimov
| Politics
The BRICS summit in Rio de Janeiro symbolizes a geopolitical shift away from the West
Mohamed Lamine KABA
| Politics
Zimbabwe Deserves a Place in BRICS
Mikhail Gamandiy-Egorov
| Politics
What are the chances of Senegal joining BRICS?
Mikhail Gamandiy-Egorov
| Politics
Spotlight
Тhe 80th Anniversary of the End of WWII
Middle East conflict
BRICS
The Axis of Memory: How the Soviet Union Helped China Endure and Prevail
In 2025, eighty years will have passed since the end of World War II. For China, this anniversary carries a double significance. It marks the conclusion of the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression — a conflict in which China stood at the frontline of the world’s resistance to fascism.
Rebecca Chan
| Society
An Obscure Anniversary, or Once Again About Japanese Militarism
Amidst the flood of other news and commemorative dates, the centenary of Northern Sakhalin’s liberation from Japanese interventionists has gone almost unnoticed in the media stream. Why is this date significant, and how does the history of early 20th-century international relations remain profoundly relevant today?
Ksenia Muratshina
| Society
Fascism: Our Common Enemy
Christopher Black
| Society
Victory Parade in Moscow: the coalition of the future
Ksenia Muratshina
| Society
Israel Is Using Practices of Nazis, While Its Backers Endorse Racial Supremacy
Dan Ehrlich, an American based in London, used Nazi terminologies to support Israel’s use of illegal practices employed by the Third Reich. Similarly, US-based Yochana Gordons justified Genocide when done by Israel. Both, like Western countries, support Nazi war methods when used by Israel.
Simon Chege Ndiritu
| Politics
US rounds up Israel-Iran war
The strikes exchanged by the US and Iran, which differed significantly in scope, are changing Donald Trump’s mood from being a hawk to becoming a dove of peace.
Alexandr Svaranc
| Security
US-Israel-UK Prepares Azerbaijan for the Next Round Against Iran?
Henry Kamens
| Politics
The West’s Shadow War: How Imperialism and Terrorism Targeted Iran and the Middle East
Taut Bataut
| Politics
Trump as a Symptom: The Crisis of the USA and the Awakening of a Post-American World
The Return of Trump — Transformed into a Diagnosis. While the USA drowns its global authority in isolationist hysteria, Asia is collecting the wreckage of the old order and constructing a new one. The world no longer revolves around Washington — it moves through its shadow.
Rebecca Chan
| Politics
The foundations of Russo-Guinean cooperation - Part 4: geopolitical and geostrategic issues
Since 1958, the partnership between Guinea and Russia has been based on a reshaping of global balances, marked by a questioning of the preponderance of Western nations by the Global South and the BRICS.
Mohamed Lamine KABA
| Politics
On strengthening ties between China and Latin America
Mikhail Ilevich
| Economy
Europe is suffering a serious civilisational crisis
Vladimir Mashin
| Economy
Politics
Allegiance Summit between Washington and its African vassals
Mohamed Lamine KABA
Dissecting the Narrative: Freedman, Putin, and the Western Strategists' Echo Chamber
Phil Butler
Can the US establish peace in the Middle East?
Salman Rafi Sheikh
From Ally to Afterthought: The Shifting US-Pakistan Relationship
Taut Bataut
Economy
"Tariff Deals" of D. Trump with the PRC and Japan; Current Status
Vladimir Terehov
Russia and Mali Forge Strategic Axis as Bamako Eyes BRICS Membership
Phil Butler
The U.S. and Japan have not yet resolved the "tariff" issue
Vladimir Terehov
Turkey and the Turkic World: Achievements and Contradictions
Alexandr Svaranc
Security
Bloodbath in the Middle East: Netanyahu and the U.S. Must Answer for the Genocide of Nations
Viktor Mikhin
Line of Demarcation: The Process Continues and Expands
Mikhail Gamandiy-Egorov
On the 75th Anniversary of the Outbreak of the Korean War
Konstantin Asmolov
U.S.-Israel Aggression Against Iran and the Collapse of the International Order
Viktor Mikhin
Society
1975’s Church Committee: Did America Really Care for People’s Privacy Then? Or Now!
Tamer Mansour
The Gospel of Empire: How Myth, Zionism, and the Market Conspired to Dismantle Peace
Phil Butler
John Dramani Mahama calls for condemnation of colonial injustices
Mohamed Lamine KABA
Iran vs Israel: An African Perspective
Mikhail Gamandiy-Egorov
