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The United States expects to exit the crisis by destroying its competitors

After the end of World War II, the United States not only managed to preserve its army and economy, but it also significantly enriched itself in the war. This is not surprising given that the war occurred far from the United States' borders and could not have had the same impact on the United States as Europe and Russia, who had paid...

Valery Kulikov

BRICS in global integration processes

Since it’s establishment in 2008, the BRICS forum, in the absence of economic, political or geographical dominance by any of the participating countries, has created comfortable and parity conditions for cooperation between states, steadily deepening it between countries located in different parts of the world on different contingents, in different hemispheres...

Vladimir Danilov

Turkey is Developing 21st Century Weapons

Turkey remains a key element in the overall geopolitical architecture of the Middle East and the Mediterranean. On the occasion of the upcoming celebrations of the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Turkish Republic, the country is demonstrating to the world the very significant capabilities of its national armed forces and its military-industrial complex (MIC)...

Vladimir Platov

Iran and Saudi Arabia – rivalry or partnership?

Alexandr Svaranc

Yale Geniuses Say Russia Not Needed - Logic and Common Sense Say Otherwise

Phil Butler

China is becoming increasingly involved in Central Asia

Vladimir Platov

The move away from the dollar and the downfall of the USA

Vladimir Danilov

Bretton Woods Entities Have No Way Out Of The Woods!

Henry Kamens

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