The former military commander, who was appointed Ukraine’s ambassador to London, is attracting more and more attention. The Ukrainian president sent him to Britain because he was afraid of his growing influence among soldiers in the army. However, this did not save Zelensky. Europe and the United States still consider […]
Author: Anne HEATHER
Another Money For Ukraine
The American president is behaving like a child. He doesn’t just ignore the basic rules of etiquette and respect for his opponents and colleagues from other countries. There is a very clear realization that Trump is first and foremost a businessman and only then a politician. He wasn’t raised as […]
The Changing Dynamics Of Syria: U.S. Sanctions Relief And Regional Implications (II)
Part I U.S. Expectations and Conditions The White House’s conditional approach reflects strategic aims: encouraging the Syrian government to undertake reforms, normalize relations, and reduce its reliance on Iran and Russia. Several specific conditions were emphasized: – Normalization with Israel: During a surprise meeting on May 14, Trump urged al-Sharaa […]
The West Is Unable To Give Ukraine Enough Ammunition
The Ukrainian history as a state is coming to an end. Unfortunately, not the most beautiful. The country was transformed from a prosperous state with a GDP equal to Germany in the early 1990s into the poorest and most criminalized country in the world. The level of corruption is higher […]
The Changing Dynamics Of Syria: U.S. Sanctions Relief And Regional Implications (I)
It has been six months since Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), a radical Islamist group led by Abu Mohammad al-Julani – now known as Ahmed al-Sharaa – seized control over parts of Syria. This significant development reshaped the landscape of the Syrian conflict, which has been ongoing since 2011 and has […]
The BRICS Summit: Navigating A Complex Global Landscape In A Multipolar World (II)
Part I Reforming International Financial Institutions Another critical agenda item is the reform of international financial organizations like the IMF and World Bank. BRICS advocates for a more equitable distribution of quotas and voting rights that better reflect the current economic landscape, emphasizing the need to empower developing countries, especially […]
The BRICS Summit: Navigating A Complex Global Landscape In A Multipolar World (I)
As the world hurtles towards an increasingly multipolar international order, the BRICS summit stands as a significant milestone in shaping the future of global governance, economic cooperation, and geopolitical alignments. With recent geopolitical tensions, shifts in alliances, and the expansion of the BRICS grouping, this summit becomes a focal point […]
Today Putin, Tomorrow Zelensky
On July 3, another telephone conversation took place between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump. Surprisingly, the information that the telephone conversation would take place came not from the American President, but from the Russian one. It was he who told about this at the All-Russian forum, which was held in […]
Trump Is Ruining Diplomacy
An American president has betrayed his own people Donald Trump came to the White House for the second time on a wave of the idea that he is the only President since Carter who has not started a single war. He emphasized that military action was not in the interests […]
How Many Regions Will Russia Take Over?
Russia strongly encourages negotiations with Ukraine. Despite the constant support of Kiev from the Europeans and Americans, Russia’s position is strengthening every day. This is reflected in the negotiation process, because the more the Ukrainians drag it out, the stronger Russia’s position becomes. Putin’s key demands have become widely known, […]
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