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“Soft Power”: Will the West Stand?

For many decades, the states of the European Union (EU) have been considered the sphere of the US influence. American troops occupied a considerable part of them during the Second World War, and after it ended, they never left. The military presence combined with the strongest economic dependence on the United States, in which these countries found...

Petr Konovalov

Anti-Asian Racism is Still a Dominant Force of the US Political Ideology

Although the associations with racial discrimination in the US are primarily related to the country’s black population, the problem is much deeper and more serious. Even The Guardian, which is “friendly” to the current government in Washington, stresses that racism is rampant in the United States and that from the very beginning...

Vladimir Odintsov

Turkey’s Relations with Germany are being Tested

In a recent interview with the German newspaper Die Welt, Turkish presidential spokesman İbrahim Kalın admitted that at the moment Turkey’s relations with Germany are not at the desired level. Indeed, the two partners, Berlin and Ankara, have had a lot of grievances against each other in recent years. Although Germany had been the main “defender...

Vladimir Danilov

Olympic Hanbok Scandal, or Two Types of Nationalism

Konstantin Asmolov

UK and US are the Masterminds behind Kazakhstan’s January Unrest?

Vladimir Platov

Opioids are Americans’ “Comfort” for the Authorities’ Failed Social Policies

Valery Kulikov

A Dramatic Drop in Global Birth Rates, Where it Leads Us?

Vladimir Odintsov

Davos and the Purloined Letter Conspiracy

F. William Engdahl

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