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Is Softer US Policy on Russia Even Possible?
Presidential appointments can be revealing, not only in terms of those who are appointed but of those who are passed over, or kept in the shadows. One case in point is not breaking news, but nevertheless revealing, as is seen by the title of a recent MSM news article. Biden eyes Russia adviser criticized as soft on Kremlin, as the article puts it. It claims that President...
Henry Kamens
The Olympic Movement at the Present Stage of the Great Game
Apparently, the international Olympic movement is nearing its most serious trials since its reincarnation in the late 19th century, from 393 AD, when this religious-pagan act was prohibited by the Roman Christian emperor Theodosius 1 (“the Great”. This reincarnation itself, apparently, was considered by its initiators as one of the most important projects in the series of those...
Vladimir Terehov
Egypt and Israel are Contemplating Alternatives to the Suez Canal
The now infamous blockage of the Suez Canal, along with the incident that nearly led to its repetition that occurred in early April, as well as a series of terrorist attacks committed by Israel against Iranian ships, has forced the international community to actively look for a possible alternative to this vital maritime transport artery. Against...
Valery Kulikov
The Nasty Truth About America’s Love Affair with Narcissism and Self Pity
Gordon Duff
Jordan: Trouble in the Kingdom?
Viktor Mikhin
Mayoral Elections is Seoul and Busan
Konstantin Asmolov
How a US-led Un-Holly Alliance is Preventing Syria’s Normalisation
Salman Rafi Sheikh
Australia's Self-Inflicted Economic Woes Continue
Joseph Thomas
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