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Submarine Deal Triggers a Crisis in NATO

France’s decision to call back its ambassadors from the US and Australia over the latter’s decision to cancel its deal with France and buy nuclear-powered submarines from the US has triggered a crisis in NATO. French Foreign Affairs Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian called the turn of events a stab in the back. “We had established a trusting relationship...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Libyan Refugee Crisis Highlighted Crime Problems

Illegal migration has turned into a lucrative business a long time ago as hundreds of thousand Africans and Asians stream into Europe. For criminal networks, law enforcement agencies and even international terrorist groups it has become a bonanza to capitalize on. Shortly before his tragic death, Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi was warning the EU that Libya was one...

Vladimir Odintsov

Election Wakeup Call: Germany Offers To “Finally Cut The Crap”

One of the truisms of modern life is that some aspects of the past are beyond nostalgia. Keynesian economics have gone forever, so has the Soviet Union, even if people still hanker for certain things it provided. So when a major country starts getting nostalgic for things which it should have binned long ago, the rest of the world should start taking notice. When that country...

Seth Ferris

An Answer to US Biolabs and American Secret Military Programs

Vladimir Platov

British Advice Given to Afghanistan Could Soon Come In Handy for Brits

Vladimir Danilov

Will Europe be Saved by Its Own Army?

Vladimir Odintsov

NATO and the EU: Will Dad’s Army Become a Rapid Reaction Force?

Henry Kamens

The Collective West Fears an Increased Role for Germany

Vladimir Danilov

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