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How Come Africa is Going to Get as “Democratic” as it Could Possibly Be

At the present juncture, basically nobody would be surprised to hear that military conflicts and political crises revolve around strategic resources and transport corridors. Washington doesn't make a big secret out of the fact that its foreign policy is driven by its craving for hydrocarbons together with a number of other...

Jean Perier

Myanmar Turns to China's Huawei Despite US Pressure

The Southeast Asian state of Myanmar, despite pressure from Washington, has decided to work with Chinese telecom company Huawei to develop its national 5G communication network. The move by Myanmar is just one among many by the entire region to build ties with China despite extensive efforts by the US and some Western European nations to encircle...

Joseph Thomas

Northeast Passage: From the Past Into the Future

One strategically important project that Russia is currently working on is the Northeast Passage (NEP. NEP is a route along the northern coast of Eurasia (almost all of it is a part of the Russian Federation that links the Pacific and Atlantic oceans. Russia’s research expedition and commercial vessels began sailing in the seas of the Arctic Ocean in the Middle Ages. As...

Dmitry Bokarev

Is China's Space Programme Overly Ambitious?

Valery Kulikov

Climate and the Little Green Women and Men

Peter Koenig

Climate and the Money Trail

F. William Engdahl

Russia’s MAKS-2019 Cements Its Partnership with China and Turkey

Dmitry Bokarev

Houthi Attack on Saudi Oil Fields – a False Flag?

Peter Koenig

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