What Drives The West's Self-Destructive Belligerence?
Crimean Tatars in the Political Game against Russia
Throughout centuries the Crimea was traditionally regarded by the Western and Turkish authorities as a key to dominance in the Black Sea basin, additionally it was an effective political instrument for fighting Russia - the chief regional rival. In this rivalry, the...
NASA & Russian Space Legacy Threatened in Ukraine
Across the surface of Earth, Russia and America have been engaged in direct and indirect conflict for decades. Above the Earth, however, both have inspired the world and each other through the peaceful scientific exploration of space. Beginning...
Ukraine: “All Your Coals ARE Belong to the IMF”
As we predicted before this got nasty, when it was just a matter of EU Association agreement vs. Customs Union, the conflict in Ukraine will have only one winner – the USA. Politically there is every reason to believe that the deposed President...
Syria: Another Crusade
It is said that every act of magnitude taking place in a political realm is generally overdetermined. That would include an act of war. While the wars raging now in the Middle East are largely considered to be either 1 wars against terrorism or alternatively...
Obama: The Foreign Policy Closet Conservative
Analyzing President Obama’s foreign policy, or rather, analyzing the intellectual and positional evolution of his global positions is no easy task. It would not be hyperbole to say Obama came into office with the hopes and dreams of millions of Democrats and perhaps even the muted optimism of many moderate Republicans. In other words, hitting everything right on the mark was likely impossible...
Far Eastern Federal District: Development and Ties with East Asia
On May 12, the Russian government held a meeting in Moscow to discuss developing partnerships with countries in the Asia Pacific region. Prime Minister...
Ukraine Crisis Goes Nuclear
Reports allege that some 20 members from the armed Neo-Nazi front, Right Sector, attempted to storm the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant, in Energodar city, Zaporizhia province. The Voice of Russia reported in an article titled, "Right Sector attempts to seize...
Kiev Snipers: Mystery Solved
Despite all the reporting on Ukraine, there is one aspect of the war which, perhaps not surprisingly, has not made it to most media outlets. The democratic West has largely ignored the revelation made by the Estonian Foreign Minister Urmas Paet, in an intercepted phone...
The Middle East: “peacekeeping” by American mercenaries
According to German reporters, dozens of American special services staff are working with the authorities that illegally took power in Kiev in February of this year...
Kiev Junta Joins Al Qaeda
NATO believes they are setting up a base of operations against Russia in the Ukraine. Saudi Arabia is recruiting jihadists from across Europe, with 5000 to be in Ukraine, armed and trained both in Poland and Ukraine, in a month. However, command of this force falls...
Syria: Light at the End of the Tunnel
The city of Homs has finally been retaken by the Syrian Arab Army. The scenes of devastation left behind by nearly 3 years of fighting are surreal, but residents - who have begun returning in small numbers - vow to rebuild the city. Fighting...