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Iran and the USA are in Private Negotiations

As you are aware, current US-Iranian relations have been separated into two phases: collaboration from 1947 to February 1979, before Iran’s Islamic Revolution, and conflict from February 1979 to the present. Following the Islamic Revolution, the overthrow of Reza Shah Pahlavi’s rule and capturing the US Embassy officers in Tehran in 1980, the United States has broken diplomatic relations with Iran. It cannot be said that the main reason for the ongoing confrontation between the United States and Iran is the theocratic regime in Tehran and the lack of democracy in that country. Also, because of regional variances in customs, religious beliefs…
Alexandr Svaranc

Gun Hand Putin Versus Them No-Good Bushwhackers All Around

In the old West, there was a term for every person or entity. We’ve lost touch with some of the most effective ones in modern times. Take the word “dry-gulcher,” for instance. In the cowboy days, this kind of individual (or group of dry gulchers) was highly derogatory, the basic meaning being someone who betrays another at a moment’s notice. Dry-gulching, bushwacking, and even addle-headed terms fit today’s Western leadership and a few Russians. Let’s look at what’s happening with some scallywags and ambushers who make honest sodbusters want to “shoot the cat” (vomit). Even before Wagner PMC boss Yevgeny Prigozhin went turncoat…
Phil Butler
The Inevitable Convergence of Taiwan with the Mainland

The Inevitable Convergence of Taiwan with the Mainland

Despite US efforts, reciprocity between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait will not decrease. On June 16, the traditional 15th Strait Forum opened in the Chinese city of Xiamen, opposite Taiwan. The event has no particular focus and is geared more toward encouraging contact and demonstrating that Chinese people are not so different on either side of the sea. It is worth noting that despite new rounds of confrontation between Beijing and Taipei continuing to unfold, about 5,000 Taiwanese showed up at the forum. About a thousand will come directly from the island, including representatives of the Kuomintang and other coalition parties. Such occurrences…
Бахтиар Урусов
La presse mondiale rapporte de plus en plus souvent que l'alliance militaire de l'OTAN dirigée par les États-Unis envisage de s'étendre à la région Asie-Pacifique. L'idée a été lancée par le président américain Joe Biden lors du sommet de l'Asie de l'Est le 27 octobre 2021, où il a déclaré : « Nous envisageons une région indopacifique ouverte, interconnectée, prospère, durable et sûre, et nous sommes prêts à travailler avec chacun d'entre vous pour y parvenir ». Plus tard, le 11 février 2022, la Maison Blanche a publié un document intitulé « Stratégie indopacifique des États-Unis », qui expose la politique du président Joe Biden visant à restaurer « le leadership américain dans la région indopacifique ». Parmi les déclarations qui ressortent de cette « lettre d'information » figure la nécessité pour les États-Unis de renforcer

Asian NATO: another failed plan by Washington

Viktor Mikhin

Washington’s Real Policy Toward China

Brian Berletic

About the June Plenary Meeting of the Central Committee of the Worker's Party of Korea (WPK)

Konstantin Asmolov

Tunisia’s President Stands Up for His Independence, Defying Western Pressure

Veniamin Popov
Riyadh is steadily drifting away from Washington

Riyadh is steadily drifting away from Washington

Madi Khalis Maalouf
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