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Macron's Failures May End in the Ultimate EU Bonfire

Emmanuel Macron’s government has made the French nation irrelevant on the world stage. Day by day, horrendous internal and external policies transform a once irreplaceable nation and culture into nothing more than a tourist attraction and playground for elites. Early this morning, I saw a share on Facebook of the French ironclad Redoutable in dry dock. The photo from 1875 showed the sleek outline of the first warship in the world to be built in steel. The French created so many world-changing innovations in her history. Most people don’t know that cinema, as we know it, would not exist had Louis Le Prince…

Phil Butler

The Camp David Summit: Biden With His Puppets

On Friday August 18th President Biden of the USA, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol and Japanese Prime Minister, Fumio Kishida met at Camp David, Maryland in the USA, to talk about concrete steps ‘toward maintaining regional peace and stability” in the Indo- Pacific Region, according to a statement by Anthony Blinken, the American Secretary of State. What they mean is that they discussed ways and means of weakening and attacking China and North Korea in every sphere, and related to that, discussed what to do about Russia and Ukrain…

Christopher Black

“Chickens are counted in the autumn”... Erdoğan and Menendez take time out

At the NATO summit in Vilnius in July, it was as if a breakthrough had been made in hastening Sweden’s entrance to the North Atlantic Alliance. As previously disclosed, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan stated on the eve and during the summit that Ankara would be willing to expedite the consideration of Sweden’s NATO membership and link its decision to a similar procedure for Turkey’s EU entrance. In other words, whether satisfied with Stockholm’s approach to toughening anti-terrorist legislation and treatment of Kurdish separatists who have taken refuge…

Alexandr Svaranc

What Pakistan can learn from India’s past economic crisis

Taut Bataut

Territorial disputes over the South China Sea resound with renewed vigor

Nguyen Kien Van

“Decuple”, “De-risk”, or “Strengthen”? Big Cracks in the West’s China Policy

Salman Rafi Sheikh

A triumph of materialistic interest: the Mongolian prime minister visits the United States

Boris Kushhov

The Mosaic nature of Sino-European relations remains complex

Vladimir Terehov

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