The new cease-fire deal reached between the US and Russia on the sidelines of G-20 summit has rightly been declared… More►
Politics
23.07.2017
Moroccan Spring is in Play Now
It’s been over nine months of perpetual protests in the northern region of Morocco known as Rif since the parties seem unable to reach a compromise since neither protesters, nor the government are capable of putting forward a solution that would satisfy all sides…
Africa
22.07.2017
When Will America's Crime Spree in Afghanistan End?
A report that a school in the town of Kunduz in northern Afghanistan was subjected to indiscriminate bombing by the so-called Western coalition came as no surprise for all those analysts who have been closely following the events…
Central Asia -
Afghanistan
21.07.2017
Should A President be on Twitter?
On May 3, 2017, Tennessee Republican Senator Bob Corker publicly demanded that the US president be banned from using his iPhone. This was after, several hours earlier, the US president had suggested on his Twitter that the work of the US government be halted in September, “I think…
USA in the World
18.07.2017
The US-Israel are Using Syria Ceasefire to Force Iran Out
The US-Russia brokered ceasefire agreement, like other such agreements reached in the past, is in place now. This is, however, not a straightforward path to peace in Syria as doubts remain and mutual antagonism continues to be in…
Middle East -
Syria
18.07.2017
On the Assassination Attempt on Kim Jong-un
The beginning of May 2017 was marked by a series of high-profile statements published by the DPRK media on the unmasking of an alleged attempt to topple the country’s top leadership. On May 5, the Ministry of State Security of…
Eastern Asia -
North Korea
17.07.2017
As ASEAN Shifts East, ISIS Follows
Where US interests are threatened, ISIS coincidentally appears, threatening those standing in the way. What is behind this increasingly transparent pattern of geopolitical coercion? As protracted warfare continues in southern…
Southeast Asia
17.07.2017
Yet Another Incident on the Chinese-Indian Border
The incident following the relatively shallow and bloodless one that happened in early June of this year in an area located on one of the disputed sections of the Chinese-Indian border has this time resulted in a serious…
Southern Asia -
India
Economics
16.07.2017
US Hydrocarbon Racketeering Turns into an Expensive Headache for Washington's Allies
We’ve already touched upon the hydrocarbon racketeering strategies adopted by the Trump administration in a bid to…
Europe
14.07.2017
So You Don't Want the Russians Interfering Then “Why Trade With India?”
The dispute over alleged Russian interference in the US-election is about more than whether Trump broke US law by accepting donations from foreign nationals during his…
Russia in the World
13.07.2017
The Fatal Flaw in Washington's New Energy Strategy
If the feeling of pity would be worth a damn one would be tempted to feel sorry for the hapless Poles. Now Poland’s leaders have again been seduced, this time by a dangerous Washington stratagem: to try to become the Natural Gas…
USA in the World
10.07.2017
The Role of Russia in the Establishment of the Eurasian Economic Space
As is well known, Russia is indeed striving for the economic integration of all Eurasian countries. Given this fact, it is only natural for Russia to support the China-initiated project to create the “The Silk Road…
Russia in the World
02.07.2017
The EU—China Summit in the Context of the Global Game
This year’s annual EU-China Summit, which was held on June 2, deserves special attention since it has occurred in a period of radical progress in the political world, as a whole, and the relationships between the main participants of the global game, in particular. Signs of such…
Eastern Asia -
China
29.06.2017
Prospects of Long-term Cooperation between Russia and South Korea
The coming to power of Moon Jae-in that was elected president of South Korea occurred against the background of the recent aggravation of relations with the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, that…
Eastern Asia -
South Korea
26.06.2017
"One Belt, One Rode" (OBOR) - How is the Chinese Project Perceived in India?
At the ” One Belt, One Road” forum held in Beijing in May 2017 – with much pomp – the absence of the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi was associated by almost all world mass media with…
Southern Asia -
India
Society
22.07.2017
Cold Arm of ‘Jihad’ Sponsored by the West is Reaching Rebellious Philippines
A month ago I wrote an essay exposing the complex network of Western-sponsored terrorism in Asia (“Washington Jihad Express: Indonesia…
Southeast Asia -
Philippines
16.07.2017
Brzezinski Wanted NATO to Become the “Hub of a Globe-Spanning Web” of Security Pacts
The end of May marked the death of a man who had been at the center of global affairs for decades. Zbigniew Brzezinski, born in Warsaw in the…
USA in the World
15.07.2017
Britain is Determined to Drag Yet Another War Crimes Investigation
London has always been particularly articulate when it comes to all sorts of discussions of various armed conflicts, yet it prefers to remain silent about the fact that it bears direct responsibility…
Europe
25.06.2017
"Second-tier" EU States are Barely Holding On There
Recent studies conducted by Baltic sociologists are confirming that a Europe of “two speeds” is not merely a fantasy of some journalists. A few days ago, Lithuanian research center Spinter Tyrimai published a rather disturbing report indicating that every sixth Lithuanian…
Europe
18.06.2017
The West Argues that Muslims Represent a Major Threat, Or Do They?
Upon witnessing what looks like an unending stream of terrorist attacks in Europe that was preceded by a major influx of refugees attempting to escape war and destruction that the West created across the Middle East and North…
Europe
17.06.2017
The Day a #Yugoslavia Hashtag Saved the World
There’s a message and a hashtag on Twitter these days that should become the biggest meme ever. If only Yugoslavia and our world could be put back together again with a damages trial against NATO, that would be poetic justice…
Europe
12.06.2017
Trump's Claws Penetrating Bali
“America first” and “to hell with the rest of the world”! One single stroke of hand, one signature, and over 1,000 hardworking people in Bali, Indonesia, suddenly ended up on the pavement. No second thoughts, no mercy. American savage capitalist ways met and embraced that fabled Indonesian feudalism, which was implanted into…
Southeast Asia
