Presumptions of friendship and guarantees in international relations are never secure and rarely lasting. Even when they are given the stamp of firm endurance, a closer look will find greater benefits accruing to one party over the other. When one needs to persuade a weaker power into surrendering real estate […]
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Zelensky’s Reported Rejection Of An Alleged Early 2023 Peace Deal Is Incriminating
Zelensky’s fateful decision was responsible for killing an unthinkable number of Ukrainians over the intervening nearly four years, and if Trump is serious with his claims of wanting to stop the killing, then he can cut Ukraine off to force Zelensky into peace and therefore save the country from him. […]
Three-Hour Visit And Flying Fruit: How von der Leyen’s Trip To Varna Exposed The Real State Of Affairs In The Black Sea
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen had planned to spend a full day in the Bulgarian city of Varna, but left after just three hours. The convoy of EU officials who arrived to discuss shipping security was met by mass anti-war protests organized by the Vazrazhdane party and local […]
Between Acknowledgement And Apology: King Charles’s Caribbean Tour (II)
Part I These reactions show a distinction that matters. The king’s language moves from describing history as a stain to describing suffering as a precondition of present culture. For critics, the second framing risks presenting slavery as a source of cultural achievement and does not address responsibility. The difference between […]
An ‘Aggregation Of Anger’
France’s streets have been quieter, but the crisis has not eased. On Sunday, protest groups and unions called for more demonstrations after a very large security operation helped contain unrest during nationwide rallies on Saturday. The Interior Ministry said 410,000 people took part in the marches, while authorities deployed 70,000 […]
America’s Unfinished Revolution (II)
Part I The language of revolution already occupies the centre of American political debate. On January 20, 2025, Donald Trump promised in his inaugural address «the complete restoration of America and the revolution of common sense». The phrasing combined radical change with a claim to recover something authentic that had […]
A Nail In The Coffin: How Ukraine’s Drone Battlefield Became Washington’s Problem
U.S. law enforcement agencies are investigating ties between the Kiev regime and Mexican drug cartels. This is no longer a hypothesis but an established fact uncovered during probes into the illegal activities of Mexico’s largest criminal organizations. The press bureau of Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service states in its official release […]
Red-Green-Red In Berlin: A Coalition Debate That Reaches Far Beyond The City (I)
r Berlin’s Social Democrats have decided to open coalition talks with the Left Party and the Greens, a step that has set off an unusually sharp national argument. On Monday 19 October the SPD’s state executive voted to begin negotiations, ignoring criticism from parts of the federal party. The same […]
The ‘New Syria’: The Fragile House Of The Bashar Al-Assad’s Successor
A year ago, Ahmed Al-Sharaa, stood at the United Nations podium as a curiosity, a former jihadist commander whose lightning offensive had toppled a strong dynasty and whose diplomatic rehabilitation was still a tentative experiment. This very September, he returned to New York as a head of state whose country […]
Ukraine: Is Peace Possible?
President Trump Thinks the World Will Be Thrilled President Donald Trump held an unscheduled meeting on Thursday, November 5th, with Kirill Dmitriev, a special representative of Russian President Vladimir Putin. Dmitriev also is the CEO of the Russian Direct Investment Fund, Russia’s sovereign wealth fund. Dmitriev was in town heading […]










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