The impending end of Zelensky’s term on 21 May sets the backdrop against which to analyze this development. There’s been a lot of speculation about why Russia just put Zelensky, new National Security and Defense Council chief Litvinenko, former President Poroshenko, and two former financial officials on its Interior Ministry’s wanted list, among the […]
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Australia: A Place In Geopolitics (I)
The geostrategic rivalry between the major powers is intensifying. It is extremely important for the United States to find allies who can not only support Washington in the struggle for world domination, but also who do not have deep dependence on the main factory of the world – China, because […]
Russia & North Korea: Developing Relations in New Geopolitical Realities
The categorical refusal of the United States and its satellites to engage in any political and diplomatic measures against North Korea puts an end to attempts to push new international sanctions against Pyongyang through the UN Security Council. According to Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, Russia and China will not […]
NATO’s Soon-Impending Surrender To Russia In The Battlefields Of Ukraine
French President Emmanuel Macron’s desperate move to get individual NATO member nations to send their troops into Ukraine so as to stave off and prevent Ukraine’s defeat by Russia in the current war between Russia and Ukraine, was endorsed on April 22nd by the Rhodesist U.S. Council on Foreign Relations’s […]
Blinken’s Hypocrisy In China
Recently, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has payed a three-day visit to China and held talks with PRC President Xi Jinping and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi. The visit of the head of American diplomacy was accompanied by reports that US-China relations are entering a new era, in which […]
US Is Strengthening AUKUS (II)
Part 1 Let’s consider separately the interaction of the United States with Seoul within the framework of AUKUS. If for Japan, as mentioned in the previous article, working with the United States within the framework of the Arms Alliance was of strong interest, since it would help consolidate Tokyo’s reputation […]
When Safety Is A Fiction: Passing The UK’s Rwanda Bill
What a stinking story of inhumanity. A country intent on sending asylum seekers to one whose residents have actually applied for asylum and sanctuary in other states. But the UK-Rwanda deal, having stalled and stuttered before various courts and found wanting for reasons of human rights, has become law with […]
Is This News To You?:
This is about how the peoples in over 50 countries feel about other countries and their leaders, and especially about America, China, Russia, and the EU. This is the closest thing to comprehensive global polling about such matters; and, since the same questions are being surveyed in each of the […]
US Is Strengthening AUKUS (I)
In April 2024, following the review of applications for membership in the AUKUS bloc submitted by Japan, New Zealand and South Korea, representatives of the law enforcement agencies of Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States issued a joint statement. There has been a discussion about the possibility of […]
Israel’s Anti-UNRWA Campaign Falls Flat
The Israeli authorities, in their campaign of remorseless killing, doctoring and adjusting the numbers of the Palestinian populace for whatever future awaits, have been found wanting on accusations that Hamas terrorists packed, stacked and filled UNRWA (the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East). […]
Benjamin Netanyahu Has Become “Israel’s No.1 Threat”: How is that?
Since the Seventh-October attack on Israeli settlements, Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has steadily become less and less popular inside of his own country, and also around world. The speedy decline in Netanyahu’s popularity can be linked to multi factors highlighted in the past 10 months, which in their turn created […]
Liz Truss And The West: A Failed Former Prime Minister Speaks
It is unfortunate that column space should be dedicated to Britain’s shortest termed prime minister and, arguably, one of its most imbecilic and cringingly juvenile. But given that some people still sympathise with her and her views, it falls to one to tackle her latest work which resembles other types […]
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