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Two Roads to ‘Friendship Among Peoples’

President Trump’s ‘daring’ step over the demarcation line between North and South Korea to shake hands with Chairman Kim wouldn’t be making such headlines were the American media capable of remembering the Soviet Union’s long history of ‘Friendship’ Institutes. Even more frustrating, if they remembered it, today’s pundits would...

Deena Stryker

G-20: Russia, Iran and the Bid to End US Unilateralism

While the global political system can no longer be described as essentially unilateral characterising the post-cold-war era of the 1990s and early 2000s, unilateralism nonetheless continues to characterise US behaviour whereby it unilaterally withdraws from multilateral treaties and/or agreements and unilaterally threatens to “obliterate” an entire country i.e, Iran. If the global political system is to truly become multipolar, this unilateralism cannot be warranted. This is precisely what Russia’s top-most political

Salman Rafi Sheikh

MH17: Turning Truth & Victims into Pawns

As the wreckage of Malaysian flight MH-17 laid scattered in eastern Ukraine, and many days before the first investigators even arrived on scene, the US had already blamed Russia and separatists it accused of aiding for the tragic downing of the passenger plane and the loss of all 298 people on board. It would be a July 31...

Ulson Gunnar

Is there a Pattern to the MH17 Blame Game?

Grete Mautner

Vladimir Putin Wants You to Do Your Own Thinking - That’s All

Phil Butler

Germany vs. Iran – Has Germany Sold Out to the Devil?

Peter Koenig

America's Chambrière and European Elections

Grete Mautner

Will Joe Biden’s “Greedy Tracks” in Ukraine Derail Presidential Bid?

Henry Kamens

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