Saudi Arabia is planning to acquire nuclear weapons
The settlement of Iranian nuclear deadlock has recently become a top priority for a number of countries, since it is directly affecting stability in the region. Today there's two camps – one that is desperately trying to solve the diplomatic puzzle despite the differences in their positions...
Washington is forcing Japan to adopt a law on state secrets
Turkey: An Accomplice of Syrian Jihadists
United States, Egypt and lessons learned from events in the Middle East
According to nume- rous observers, the United States are losing their positions in many Arab countries, and, in the first place, in Iraq, Saudi Arabia and Egypt, due to its failed policies in the Middle East. The developments that took place in this...
Foreign Office and human rights in Libya and Iraq
The remarkable aspiration of the British Foreign Office to only accuse the administrations of Libya and Iraq for the current state of events there, concealing their initial cause, consisting in initiation by the West and Great Britain in the first place of the recent military...
Restoring Syria is the Job of the International Community
Who's responsible in the Syrian bloodshed?
The sponsors of the Syrian opposition – the so-called “friends of Syria” continue their sabre rattling at the meeting they held in London this October. They sound groundless accusations of the chemical attacks carried out by the Syrian regime, voice the demands for a change of power in Syria...
France and USA: Good Old Frienemies?
The latest events show that despite all the steps that Paris took in order to satisfy all the demands of the “Big Brother” and pledge its allegiance to it's long-time “ally”, Washington keeps on treating France and its people with a certain amount of indulgence...
Washington and Tokyo ramp up military preparations against China
Despite the break out of a U.S. budget crisis and Obama’s cancelled trip to the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC Summit “to save public funds”, the White House has neither revised nor curtailed its military obsessions. Only the emphasis has changed: under the influence...
Indonesia and the US-China Rivalry
Lately Washington's foreign policy strategy has clearly emphasized strengthening its position in Southeast Asia, according to many Western experts. The policy of unipolar hegemony in the Asian region, which Washington has sought in recent years, has come to a standstill, faced...
Obama and the Syrian Mystery Bouffe
In its struggle against “Syria's chemical weapons”, the White House, with its false rhetoric about "guaranteeing security and human rights in Syria," is actively trying to disguise its direct involvement in the bloodshed that the country has...
The United States and International Law
The 68th Session of the UN General Assembly, which opened on September 17, has been particularly long-awaited against the background of the international community's agonizing wait in the last few weeks to see along which path the Syrian settlement will proceed. It is upon the work of the...