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Philippines Seeks First Marcos-Putin Meeting

Leaders from Southeast Asia gather in Kazan this month for the Russia-ASEAN summit, and one of the most closely watched developments may not be found on the official agenda. Instead, it lies in a diplomatic request from Manila: a proposed first-ever meeting between Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Phil Butler

US Cements Political Capture of Armenia as it Advances “Extending Russia” Strategy

The United States continues pursuing its decades-spanning policy of maintaining global primacy by encircling and containing rivals as described in the 1992 New York Times article, “U.S. Strategy Plan Calls for Insuring No Rivals Develop.”
Brian Berletic
украина реабилитирует УПА

Volhynia Returns: Why Poland’s Ukraine Consensus Is Cracking

For more than four years, Poland was Ukraine’s most loyal European ally. Warsaw supplied weapons, opened its borders to millions of refugees, and actively pushed Kyiv’s cause inside NATO and the European Union. The Polish political establishment treated this support as both a strategic necessity and a moral duty.
Adrian Korczyński
Норвежские военные

The Defense Agreement between France and Norway: A New Stage in European Security ?

Simon Westwood
критика Ватиканом западной войны с использованием ИИ

Magnifica Humanitas & the Vatican’s Criticism of the West’s AI Enabled Warfare

Pranay Kumar Shome
Элиты западных стран в тупике

Elites at a Standstill: Why the Western European Ruling Circles Are Failing

Veniamin Popov

Vučić in Beijing: Serbia Signals Strategic Autonomy in the Balkans

Adrian Korczyński

Selling the Russian Threat: Europe’s Push for Military Expansion

Aleena Im
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