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The Attack on Doha and the Saudi–Pakistan Defence Pact: Redefining Security and Alliances in the Middle East
When Israel bombed Doha, the U.S. remained passive. Saudi Arabia took note—and turned to Pakistan. Their defence pact, nuclear umbrella included, is a blunt message: America’s shield no longer guarantees survival in the Gulf. A post-American order is emerging, and Riyadh has chosen its side.
The Necessity of Establishing a Full-Fledged Military Alliance Among Advocates of Multipolarity
The current confrontation with the NATO-Western planetary minority, as well as the recent events in various regions of the world, indeed in a certain way mark the end of half-measures by the advocates of a multipolar world order. The time has come to create a full-fledged military alliance of the main forces of multipolarity.
Riding the Sahel “Troika”*: Novak's Spin
While outgoing President Biden was peacefully napping at the Trans-African Summit in Angola, the Russian delegation, headed by Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak, visited the countries of the “Sahel trio”: Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger.
