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The United States expects to exit the crisis by destroying its competitors

After the end of World War II, the United States not only managed to preserve its army and economy, but it also significantly enriched itself in the war. This is not surprising given that the war occurred far from the United States' borders and could not have had the same impact on the United States as Europe and Russia, who had paid...

Valery Kulikov

The Truth and Lies About Ukraine: Lessons for Africa

Following the second ever US-Africa summit in Washington (the first was in 2014), the White House launched a massive offensive against African states, attempting to force them to either abandon cooperation with Russia entirely or reshape it in ways that benefit US businesses. US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen embarked on an 11-day tour of African countries...

Pogos Anastasov

Yet another chronicle of the Taiwan situation

The penultimate chronicle of events accompanying the development of the Taiwan problem, discussed more or less regularly in the NEO, described the state of the initial reaction of politicians, both in Taiwan itself and among leading players in the world, to the rather unexpected results of local authorities elections on the island in late November...

Vladimir Terehov

Why’s the West Desperate to Win in Ukraine?

Salman Rafi Sheikh

How the US is blackmailing countries that buy American weapons

Vladimir Platov

West Asia in a tangled web of lies and deceit due to US propaganda

Viktor Mikhin

The move away from the dollar and the downfall of the USA

Vladimir Danilov

Bretton Woods Entities Have No Way Out Of The Woods!

Henry Kamens

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