Baloch Separatism and National Turmoil: Understanding Pakistan’s Crisis
A Separatist group in Pakistan’s Balochistan province has killed 74 people in multiple attacks within 24 hours. The militants specifically targeted the civilians belonging to Punjab after stopping vehicles on the national highway in Musa Khel district. They hold that their fight is against the country’s military. This has sparked outrage around the country and has spread fear among the citizens.
Destruction of Western-Kiev initiatives in Africa
At a time when the Kiev banderist regime with its NATO-Western masters are increasingly actively relying on terrorist methods in various regions of the world, including on the African continent, all this completely destroys the Kiev’s and especially its masters attempts to promote their interests among African nations and the countries of the Global South as the whole.
How Ukraine’s Support for Rebels Disrupted Its Global Diplomacy
Diplomatic Relations between Mali and Ukraine severed on August 5, 2024, after a Ukrainian official admitted that his country provided intelligence to Malian rebels, leading to the deaths of 47 Malian soldiers and Russian Wagner Group mercenaries. Niger and Mali saw this attack as a betrayal by Ukraine. Despite the latter’s denial of any involvement in the incident, both countries decided to cut their diplomatic relations with Kyiv. The incident proved detrimental for Ukraine as it has already been struggling to gain support from the world, except the West.
When NATO terrorism will turn against it
The ongoing confrontation between supporters of the international multipolar order and those nostalgic for unipolarity, and this within the framework of several fronts on a global scale, not only completely exposes the Western planetary minority regimes and the terrorist methods that characterize them, but also places them in a situation of weakness towards their main adversaries and the global majority.
Falling Global War on Terror plot: The US allowed 1998 Nairobi-Embassy Bombing
«I can confirm that the US Embassy had all the information but for reasons best known to them, they never acted» – Paul Muite, former Member of Parliament in Kenya. As some have disputed the official September 11, bombing narrative (henceforth 9/11), the formal account of 1998 US Embassy Bombing in Nairobi collapsed after news emerged that Kenyan intelligence repeatedly warned the US embassy about the impending attack, but the US took no action…
When Western propaganda openly supports terrorism
Once again – some detour to Western propaganda. If the planetary minority media instruments have long been caught in the manipulation of facts, as well as for the disinformation against sovereign countries in different regions of the world, now a new step has been de facto taken – which at the same time confirms the total rage of the West in the context of current global processes. This particularly concerns the increasingly affirmed support for terrorist groups against the nations belonging to the global majority and the supporters of the multipolar world order.
Crocus City Hall Terrorist Attack: Challenges for Arabs, Artificial Intelligence
‘The Horrifying Attack at the Crocus’ …. ‘Questions and Doubts’. ‘Crime in Moscow Region Threatens Global Dangers’. These and similar headlines in the media reflect the reaction in the Middle East region to the crime at the Crocus City Hall. For observers, experts and social media users, the raid on the concert hall became a reason to increase attention to the study of the roots and methods of action of terrorism, its various organizations and branches…
Shifting Global Power Dynamics: Challenges and Strategies in the Rise of China and Russia
With the turn of the 21st Century, the unipolar world order led by the United States is rapidly debilitating due to the rise of China and Russia as the new superpowers of the world. The role of middle powers has also surged in recent years in the international power structure. Russia and China are seen with much empathy within the developing world due to their inclusive outlook towards developing and underdeveloped nations…
The Terrorist Attack in the Moscow Region and the Turkish-Russian Partnership
The terrorist attack on the Crocus City Hall concert venue and the numerous innocent victims have made March 22 a new black day in the calendar of atrocious crimes against humanity. Russia is not a country that can forgive such a crime against itself and, of course, retribution against the organizers and perpetrators is inevitable. The whole question presently relies on the time needed for an objective investigation of the criminal case of “March 22,” but the forms and means of response by the Russian security services will not make us wait long…
NATO’s Reign of Terror: Yugoslavia to Russia
I write this just after returning from Belgrade and the important international conference held there commemorating the 1999 War of Terror conducted by NATO forces against the people of the remaining republics of Yugoslavia, primarily Serbia, a conference organised by the Beograd Forum for A World of Equals and related organisations. In the West, the NATO attack is referred to as the “Kosovo” war, since they want the memory of Yugoslavia and what it represented to the world to disappear forever. But it will no…
Late admission: Who is really responsible for the chemical attacks in Syria?
On 22 February this year, the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) issued an opinion from the Investigation and Identification Team (IIT) that found ISIL* responsible for the use of chemical weapons (CW) in the Syrian town of Mari in September 2015…
The terrorist attack at Crocus City Hall: The Middle East and the "black hole"
The bloody terrorist attack on the Crocus City Hall caused an outcry in political circles, the media and social networks in the Middle East. Arab foreign ministries sent messages of condolence and solidarity to the Russian Federation over the tragedy. Cairo’s Al-Azhar, the world’s oldest Muslim clerical university founded in the 10th century…