As the proxy war splits Russia-NATO (East/West) relations in the Ukraine theater, all the premises indicate that Ukraine will eventually embrace its destiny: a future inextricably linked to Russia. The history of international relations weighs heavily and Ukraine is destined to have a future closely linked to Russia, whether politically, economically, culturally or militarily.

US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan has recently claimed the US is not “looking for a crisis.” This is said, of course, with an important caveat – no crisis is sought as long as China subordinates itself to the United States.

The year 2024 is the Year of Cultural Exchange and Tourism between Thailand and Russia. New Eastern Outlook details how this interesting and useful form of international humanitarian relations is being implemented by the two countries.

There are 2 months left before Americans will vote in the presidential elections. Perhaps never before has the American electorate had to choose between such radically different candidates. The contrast between the two parties, their platforms, shared values, political culture and ethical standards has never been more evident than now.

The election is also all the more significant given that it is the first major victory for Germany’s far right at such a high level since 1933.

The interim Taliban government in Afghanistan has been grappling for international recognition from at least one country for almost 2 years. They extended an olive branch to Russia and China.

On August 19, the armed forces of the Republic of Korea and the United States began conducting joint exercises (Ulchi Freedom Shield), aimed at “strengthening joint defence capability in the face of growing threats from North Korea, as well as checking the interaction of troops in war conditions”.

Russia, which has strong relations with Iran, can play an important role in revitalising Bahrain-Iran relations.

In recent weeks, the Horn of Africa has continued to treat the expert community to a series of political developments that require careful reflection and offer a wide field for interpretation.

Vladimir Putin stayed in Mongolia for two days. What was the purpose of the visit?

History is full of Anglo-Saxons arranging wars for their interests, and shifting unprofitable ones over to the world, for instance in the Suez Crisis of 1956.

The CIA comprises geniuses and is powered by unimaginable technologies and dime-novel secret agents. How can we tell? Well, the stunning revelation by Deputy CIA Director David Cohen that “Putin Planning Counteroffensive In Kursk To Reclaim Territory” is verifiable proof. American strategies and policies, run by the deep state, are unbeatable.