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Port of Eilat Cries Out for Help and Freedom of Global Shipping

Military conflict usually begins with violations of international law and leads to disregard of all norms and conventions. Alas, the “laws” of war have their own logic, when some attack without considering the tragedy of masses of civilians and without choosing humane weapons, while others are forced to defend themselves by any means necessary to save their lives. In today’s turbulent world, when the foundations of the former world order and global security have been shaken, the institutions of international law often lose strength and prove ineffective in the face of the threat of local and regional conflicts…

Alexandr Svaranc

China Never Forgets: “Paybacks can be HELL!”

China’s visit to Belgrade on the 25th anniversary of the bombing of their embassy, when taken in conjunction with the cold shoulder given to the US Secretary of State on his arrival in China, should send a clear message to the US. Will the elites in Washington be clever enough to understand it is another question?

Seth Ferris

Mikhail Bogdanov: "The African continent is not an arena of confrontation between major international players, but a new, growing, diverse, distinctive, global pole of power"

How are Russian companies operating in Africa in the new geopolitical environment? To what extent is Russia willing to cooperate with African countries in such promising areas as digital technologies and peaceful nuclear energy? What has changed in the work of a diplomat over half a century?

Yuliya Novitskaya

Covering up the crimes of Israel and Netanyahu

Viktor Mikhin

Power Dynamics in the United Nations: Challenges for Global Peace

Taut Bataut

Macron, Sullivan and now Cameron are the agents of Russophobia and Chinaphobia in ’Inner Asia’

Bair Danzanov

ROK After Parliamentary Elections

Konstantin Asmolov

Britain At War-The Final Warning

Christopher Black

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