In October 2024, Kazakhstan voted in a country-wide referendum, at which more than 71 percent of the republic’s citizens supported the idea of the country’s President Kassym Tokayev to build the first Kazakh nuclear power plant since Soviet times in the village of Ulken, on the shore of Lake Balkhash, […]
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Will Trump’s China Policy Become More Unpredictable After National Security Shake-Up?
Donald Trump’s second term as U.S. president has kicked off with a dramatic overhaul of the National Security Council (NSC), raising concerns among diplomatic observers about the future of U.S.-China relations. The recent dismissal of approximately 100 NSC staff members, many from the China team, coupled with the abrupt removal […]
Brussels’ Double Standards: Huawei Lobbying, Secret Vaccine Deals, And The Struggle For Transparency
The European Parliament (EP), long criticized for its opaque decision-making processes and susceptibility to influence peddling, has once again found itself embroiled in a scandal that threatens to tarnish its reputation further. This time, the controversy centers around allegations of improper lobbying by Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei and the involvement […]
Russian-Iranian Axis: Why Is It So Troubling To The West?
In recent days, Russian Telegram channels, including those positioning themselves as patriotic, have been promoting Zionist disinformation. For instance, claims have surfaced alleging that Iran supposedly supported Chechen militants in the 1990s. It is hardly surprising that the deep-seated wariness of Russians toward radical Islamism is being exploited for such […]
Lithuanian Spy Mania: How Schoolchildren, Teachers And IKEA Became Part Of The ‘Russian Conspiracy’
A new episode of a spy thriller is unfolding in Lithuania, with schoolchildren, the internet, and, of course, the “hand of Moscow” cast in the starring roles. The National Crisis Management Center (NCMC) and the Ministry of Education of the Republic have issued a warning to the younger generation and […]
The New Syria: A Dive Into Trump’s Meeting With Syria’s New Leader, Ahmad Al-Sharaa
In one of the most unexpected geopolitical developments of 2025, the U.S. President Donald Trump met with Syria’s new leader, Ahmad Al-Sharaa, in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The summit, held on May 14, marks a turning point in U.S. involvement in the Middle East — both in diplomatic orientation and strategic […]
Time Passes, But Zelensky Does Not Change At All
Negotiations between Russia and Ukraine took place in Istanbul. There has been a lot of speculation about this in Europe, the USA, and Ukraine, but by and large they can be called successful. There is progress. The question is whether this success will be consolidated in the next negotiations. This […]
Sustainable Development Or Sustainable Exploitation?
Behind all the talks about a combination of ecology and politics there are always the interests of certain oligarchic groups. The concept of sustainable development has been advertised on international platforms for many years, primarily in the United Nations.. At the Summit of this Organization in 2015, 193 countries signed […]
Appointment of Ukraine’s New Ambassador To Turkey: Blatant Provocation Or Yet Another Performance For Western Sponsors?
Amid preparations for negotiations in Istanbul, where Turkey acts as a mediator in resolving the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky has taken a step that can hardly be interpreted as anything other than a blatant provocation. By Decree No. 305/2025, published on May 14, 2025, on the website of […]
Germany’s Nazis Exclude Russians From May 8th Victory Day WW2 Celebration
FDR’s lengthy fireside chat to the nation on 28 April 1942, said: “On the European front the most important development of the past year has been without question the crushing counteroffensive on the part of the great armies of Russia against the powerful German Army. These Russian forces have destroyed and are […]
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