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An Africa Case Where Putin and Russia Didn’t Do It

Since the announcement of the Russia-Africa Summit which was held in October of 2019, western media like BBC, and policy tanks like the Brookings Institute have mulled over President Putin’s “ambitions” on the African continent. The picture being painted is that Russia is anxious to return to the good old Soviet days and that Putin’s geopolicy hinges on arms...

Phil Butler

Afghanistan: Western Rhetoric and Little Reality

The war in Afghanistan that began with the invasion in October 2001 by the United States and its allies is now in its 19th year. There is periodic talk in the western media of the Trump administration reaching a peace deal with the Taliban, leading to the Taliban resuming political control over the whole country. Such talk is delusional. The western commentators who...

James ONeill

Proud South Korea and Its Independent Politics?

At first, the author considered writing an article about further demands from “South Korea’s progressive society” to fire the U.S. Ambassador to the ROK, but then he realized there was more to the criticism directed towards the American by looking at the issue from a broader perspective. If one focuses on Moon Jae-in’s speeches and public performances staged by pro...

Konstantin Asmolov

The Darkness Behind the Democratic Primary Race

Gordon Duff

Anti-Turkish Coalition is Getting Bigger by the Day

Valery Kulikov

Deployment to the Slaughterhouse: The Turkish Route

Yuriy Zinin

US Complains as Cambodia Pivots Toward China

Joseph Thomas

Erdogan Opens Floodgates for Migrants

Vladimir Platov

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