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Is Sleepy Joe Biden REALLY as clueless as he appears/pretends to be?

Regarding Biden’s apparent slide into dementia, I have a real concern that it is quite deliberate, and I am alone in what have suspected for a long time. As, if it was for real, his acute signs of mental decline, would result in that his party would be most concerned, even to a greater degree than the opposition. Mental and physical health is paramount to anyone being able to serve those who elected them to public office. If true that Biden is not up for the job, The DNC (Democratic National Committee) would be looking for…

Seth Ferris

The West is fighting to hold onto its waning hegemony

The Western nations are currently concentrating their efforts on preserving their dwindling supremacy by primarily retaliating against the actions of their biggest rivals, Russia and China. At the same time, they are eager to push for a new model of world order in which they could be in control. The idea of population control and the establishment of a “world government” are strongly promoted by them in this regard. The world’s demographics are changing: Europe is shrinking, China is shrinking, and India, a much younger country, is overtaking them as the world’s most populous power…

Veniamin Popov

From "hub" to "hub" or galloping through Turkey...?

Due to the West’s disregard for Russian interests, Moscow withdrew from the Istanbul agreements; however, the issue of the grain deal is still up for discussion with Turkey and its NATO allies. Prior to President Erdoğan’s travels to the Arab countries of the Persian Gulf, he voiced hope for Russia’s return to the Black Sea Grain Initiative and indicated an impending meeting or telephone call with his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, on the matter in general. In any case, Turkey has made it clear that it is aware of Russia’s position and is unhappy with the way the Western allies are handling the UN agreements…

Alexandr Svaranc

The Politicization of Militant Groups: From Hamas to Sinn Féin

Sarmad Ishfaq

Will the Seas Soon Be Ruled by a BRICS Naval Contingent?

Phil Butler

Yoon Suk-yeol's East European tour. Part Three. Visit to Kiev

Konstantin Asmolov

Yoon Suk-yeol’s Eastern European Tour. Part Two. The Warsaw Summit

Konstantin Asmolov

Middle East’s Reinforcing Embrace of the Multipolar World

Salman Rafi Sheikh

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