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Even Americans are Afraid of America

What I am writing today I write inspired by the death of my good friend Andre Vltchek. He pushed all of us, we needed pushing. Now he is gone. We find our families where we can. We shared out stories, this was mine. I begin. I am an American, born after the Second World War or Great Patriotic War as it is called in Russia. I grew up in Detroit, my father was a factory...

Gordon Duff

Turkey and the UAE Vie for Shaping a New Middle East

While the UAE-Israel and Bahrain-Israel deals, called the Abraham Accords, have certainly changed Israel’s position in the Middle East, and triggered a new politics of blocs whereby the self-styled regional leaders and those with ambitions to become leaders are coming closer to like-minded states, the struggle for power and re-shaping the Middle...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

West Hopes to Play its Belarusian Card in Kyrgyzstan?

On October 4, Kyrgyzstan is scheduled to hold its parliamentary election for the 7th consecutive time since the republic gained its independence. The Supreme Council is the unicameral Parliament of the Kyrgyz Republic. These elections are quite important for Kyrgyz society because starting in 2010, when a constitutional referendum was held, the nation embarked...

Vladimir Danilov

The Libyan Crisis is Now at a Crossroads

Viktor Mikhin

Situation around Taiwan Continues to Worsen

Vladimir Terehov

Why Nagorno-Karabakh and Why Now?

Henry Kamens

The Insanity of Sustainability

Peter Koenig

The US is Preparing for War with China

Vladimir Danilov

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