New prospects for expanding exports of wheat and other grains to African countries from Russia open up due to the decline in traditional France’s share of the African wheat market. This was reported by The Africa Report portal, citing the opinion of expert Maxence Deville from the analytical company Argus […]
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EU Bureaucrat Tries to Silence Elon Musk – Fails Miserably
Another row has broken out in the relationship between the European Union and Twitter/X. A couple of hours before Elon Musk’s interview with US presidential candidate Donald Trump, the European Commissioner for Internal Market and Services Thierry Breton published an address reminding the American opinion leader and businessman about the […]
Beyond Irritation: Bali’s Tourism Scourge
Like eager lice on a ripe scalp, tourists have become a much-reviled feature of various economies. While cash and contributions come in their wake, such an industry depletes, drains and pollutes the very site it idealises. International tourism does its bit to bloat global greenhouse gas emissions, with transportation constituting […]
Russian City Names Origin: Are They Really Finnish?
Today we will look at the origin of the names of Russian cities. And here Ukrainian would-be scientists unite with Finno-Ugric nationalists and boldly declare that Russian cities are actually Finnish. Here are the words of our already beloved ambassador of Ukrainian science and expert of Finnish studies, Alexandr Paliy: […]
Bypassing Sanctions: Russia, Trade Routes and Outfoxing the West
Invention is the mother of necessity, and Russia’s response to largely Western-imposed economic and trade sanctions has shown the extent of that inventiveness. While enduring attritive punishment in its Ukraine campaign, the war remains sustainable for the Kremlin. The domestic economy has not collapsed, despite apocalyptic predictions to the contrary. […]
Anatomy Of The Fall: Steady Decline Of Europe’s Industry
Deindustrialisation is not a new word in economy policies, it was used to describe the transition in world’s economy, caused by crises of 1970-s and 1980-s, often linked with the names of Ronald Raegan and Margaret Thatcher whose legislations also stood behind shift from the industrial society to post-industrialism with […]
Is This The Most Important, Implications-Packed, News-Report That Has Never Been Reported by U.S. ‘News’-Media?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jXrkDJRtSw Every time I see this 25 July 2024 interview with the NSA’s retired chief of technology, Bill Binney, I see new implications in it (especially about America’s Government and media). If you haven’t seen it yet (it was originally posted on July 25th), I think your head will be […]
The Origin of Strange Russian River Names
Professors of svidomite science are strange people: at the same time they consider some connection with the Finno-Ugrians – almost one of the signs of “untermensch”, but at the same time they idolize the Finnish peoples (in particular Finns and Estonians) and do not like the “decolonization” and “liberation” […]
US Prepares Color Revolution in Georgia
American intelligence agencies have seemingly abandoned the idea of inventing original ways of conducting international relations and have returned to their traditional practices of blatant interference in the internal affairs of sovereign states around the world. A couple of weeks ago they carried out a classic color revolution in Bangladesh, […]
Nord Stream Pipeline Sabotage: Not So Unexpected New Details
On September 26, 2022, a series of underwater explosions rocked the Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines, leading to gas leaks in three of the four gas lines east of the Danish island of Bornholm in the Baltic Sea. These explosions, detected by seismic institutes, caused significant damage to one […]
Vague Prospects for the Settlement of the Russian-Ukrainian Conflict Due to Kiev’s “Gamble in Kursk”
Two and a half years have passed since the beginning of the Special Military Operation in Ukraine, and so far the goals, announced by the Supreme Commander of the Russian Federation, have not yet been achieved. It is already clear that the military conflict has dragged on and turned into […]
Telegram Popularity Skyrockets, as EU Tries to Silence Durov
With Telegram CEO Pavel Durov in custody in France, the messenger’s popularity is growing rapidly. According to research from analytics company Sensor Tower, the number of Telegram downloads on iOS worldwide increased by 4% on August 26 compared to the previous day. In France, where Durov was detained, the messenger […]
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