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The EU Russia China Plan to Avert Iran Oil Sanctions
Drowning in Debt Forever: The Fate of Africa Seems Irreversible
How Turkey Has Built the Khashoggi Case to its Geo-Political Advantage
The South Korean — Japanese Relations: the Argument Continues
Putin and Trump Bashing: When Fecklessness Became the New Black?
It won’t be an overstatement if one is to note that Donald Trump has repeatedly raised the topic of his talks with Vladimir Putin that took place during the Helsinki summit. The sitting US president would repeatedly stress that such meetings are extremely important for global…
Top Secret: Rwanda War Crimes Cover-Up
The United States and its allies are experts at covering their crimes and finding scapegoats to take the blame for them. They are doing it now with their disinformation campaigns against Russia, China, Iran, Venezuela, North Korea, and Syria. The show trials at the UN’s Yugoslav…
Democracy “Snuffed Out”
We’re going to pull one moment out of recent American history, one erased, forgotten, “snuffed out” along with the hopes and dreams of a generation. In 1988, a nation exhausted by 8 years of Ronald Reagan, thus far the most corrupt regime in American history, wanted change, wanted reform…
How Feasible is Beijing’s Ambition to Create a Global Base Network?
After opening its first official fully fledged foreign base in Djibouti in July 2017, Beijing has continued developing it. According to the information provided by Jane’s Defence Weekly, the Chinese are quickly building large quays and moorings for battleships and secret…
The Democratic Party’s Problem with Power
With the approval of a conservative, anti-feminist judge to the Supreme Court, the divide between Democrats and Republicans widened, as it does periodically. But this time around, it goes far toward explaining why socialism has never been able to gain a foothold in the United States, notwithstanding that the Democratic party has more members than the Republican Party and wear…
Upcoming Thai Elections Next Battlefield in US-China Power Game
Elections are set to be held sometime in early 2019 for the Southeast Asian Kingdom of Thailand. The nation has struggled with political instability since former police colonel-turned-billionaire Thaksin Shinawatra came to power in 2001. Two military coups, one in 2006 and…
The Latest Developments in Relations Between the USA and China
The change in the relationship between the two leading world powers (the USA and China) is a key factor in the situation, not just in the Indo-Pacific, but in the world as a whole. The answer to the main question – the nature of that relationship in (at least) the first half of…
