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Russian containment is the fallback position of a Western hegemony that set out to strangle and then fragment the world’s biggest country since 2014. A recent Foreign Policy report confirms that the “strategy” now is to hold back the coming multipolar world. After sufficiently blaming everything about the Ukraine affair on Vladimir Putin’s alleged insatiable lust for land and power, authors Michael Kimmage and Hanna Notte reveal the fact that the West’s multifaceted proxy war…

The issue of migration to countries on the European continent has recently become increasingly critical. Much has been said and written about this, but the issue remains unchanged: many individuals from African and Asian countries are attempting to cross the Mediterranean Sea in pursuit of a better life amidst poverty, conflict, and climate change. According to Irish journalist Sally Hayden, migration and the West’s response to it is one of the defining events of our century; at this point, “it is a story of catastrophe…

It is ironic that the Druzhba pipeline, whose name means “friendship” in Russian, is so full of contention—not just crude oil.  Was this an organized leak or not, and what would happen, if it stopped flowing entirely, including the direct and indirect consequences? Regardless, that is a moot point.  It is not as if Germany already has enough problems resulting from closing ranks with the US over Ukraine. It has been willing to put its own energy security and economy on the front line…