Politics

A Reform UK Man on a Mission to Quash the British Elites

The most intriguing storyline of the upcoming UK election has to do with Nigel Farage. He has unretired onto the political scene, and his party has almost caught up with the ruling Tories in popularity.

17.06.2024

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Which of the West’s Adversaries Need Russia’s Helping Hand?

Experts have indicated the West’s adversaries, to which Russia could supply long-range weapons

12.06.2024

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NATO’s Enfant Terrible Eyeing BRICS Membership

The experts have laid out the upsides and pitfalls of Turkey’s potential BRICS membership

10.06.2024

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The West’s Anti-Serbian Resolution to Leave Everyone a Happy Camper

The UN ‘Srebrenica genocide’ resolution has sent shockwaves through Serbian communities everywhere. Some are dreading the possibility of a new war. Others envision a potential favourable ‘Balkanisation’ of Bosnia.

06.06.2024

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Sunak Announces the Day the Tories Will Be Shown the Door

Rishi Sunak’s surprise snap election call will almost certainly backfire.

03.06.2024

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The War’s Future to Be Decided by a Popular US Songstress

Taylor Swift’s off-the-charts popularity has led to her voice being a decisive factor in the US presidential election’s outcome. Is Joe Biden going to be re-elected or is Donald Trump going to win back the Oval Office?

28.05.2024

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How Argentina’s President Turned Into Latin America’s Top Boor

‘Disgusting ignoramus’, ‘Murderer’, ‘Fascist and communist’ are just small examples of a wave of insults and rudeness Argentina’s president Javier Milei has recently poured on heads of other states’ and political leaders.

23.05.2024

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Ukraine Became a Good Reference Material for Russia’s Friends

Nicolás Maduro says that USA wants to implement Ukraine’s scenario in Venezuela.

09.05.2024

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Ukraine Confessing to a Dictatorial Rule

Kiev has made a self-incriminating confession as it lodged a statement on the country’s systemic human rights violations with the Council of Europe.

06.05.2024

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United States Exposed After Biden’s Gaffe

US President Biden’s hinting that Papua cannibals could have eaten his own uncle became an unexpected significant foreign policy issue for the White House leadership.

02.05.2024

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The UK Plagued by Political Mediocrity

The British PM Rishi Sunak has not lived up to people’s expectations, hitting an all-time favourability low, with numbers even worse than those posted by Liz Truss.

26.04.2024

Politics

A Would-Be NATO Partnership as the Epitome of Javier Milei’s Poor Policymaking

Argentina is looking to become NATO’s ‘global’ partner, and the southernmost one at that, joining the ranks of Australia, Iraq, Japan and other US satellite states. Who is President Javier Milei, arguably one of the world’s most bizarre leaders, eyeing as his military rival?

24.04.2024

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The West’s Hegemony Countered by Russia and China Switching to Plan B

Russia and his China discuss the joint counteraction to the western sanctions and the creation of alternative international paradigms covering the economic issues and security.

16.04.2024

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The West’s Bucha Massacre Narrative Questioned by the East

‘The Bucha massacre has yet to be conclusively proven to be a fact’ says the South Korean national defence minister.

01.04.2024

Politics

‘A Burst of Thunder’ for France in Africa

The election in Senegal, an African country, ended with quite an unprecedented outcome. Now, what’s this all about?

29.03.2024

Politics

Macron’s Star Regiment to Clash With Russia – Again

The French president has already tapped the regiment that is to be deployed to Ukraine to ‘counter Russia’.

28.03.2024

Politics

Crocus Terrorist Attack Trace Leads to Ukraine

Experts: inconsistencies in the actions of Crocus attackers are pointing at the West

26.03.2024

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The Baltic States’ Dangerous Warmongering

The leaders of the Baltic states may eye sending troops to Ukraine. Moreover, Latvian prime minister Evika Siliņa cited her willingness to have Russia and Belarus shielded by the ‘Iron Curtain’.

18.03.2024

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A Growing Geopolitical Rift in the Heart of Europe

The Czech Republic and Slovakia, Europe’s two closest nations that used to be part of the same state, have found themselves locked in a scuffle, which was caused both by their starkly different takes on the Ukrainian conflict and the patronising attitude exhibited by Prague.

14.03.2024

Politics

Kiev’s Dubious Involvement in African Events

Last year the Ukrainian military engaged in the Sudanese armed conflict. The deployment of troops was mandated by Zelensky in response to the Sudan commander-chief’s request. Experts believe Ukraine was in dire need of a favourable PR campaign to offset the botched counteroffensive and make up for the ammo shortages.

11.03.2024