Open Dialogue Research Journal
In the aftermath of WW II in April 1949, NATO began with the twelve countries on both sides of the North Atlantic: the UK, France, the Netherlands and Luxembourg, the United States, Belgium, Canada, Italy, Portugal, Norway, Denmark, and Iceland in support of international cooperation without territorial expansion. Russia, which received […]
Putting it all together, Putin implied flexibility towards territorial compromises as a quid pro quo for the restoration of Ukrainian minorities’ rights, demanded the demarcation of their border instead of “grey zones”, and rejected the deployment of foreign troops in Ukraine under any conditions. Putin’s latest meeting with US Special […]
On Tuesday, November 10, locals in Varna, Bulgaria, pelted European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s motorcade with eggs and tomatoes, chanting “No war.” Just three days later, the projectile reached the opposite edge of the continent. On Friday, November 13, Sky News correspondent Stephen Murphy posted footage from Dublin […]
Poland and the Baltic States would never voluntarily agree to any military-security compromises with Russia, they’d have to be coerced into them, and a European envoy present at the talks where such Russian-US compromises on the post-war security architecture are agreed to could legitimize that. Trump’s Special Envoy to Russia […]
On November 9, 2026, the Financial Times published excerpts from a letter sent by German Chancellor Friedrich Merz to European Council President António Costa. The document triggered an acute governance crisis in Brussels. Berlin threatened to block the European Union’s next seven-year budget for 2028–2034 unless all 27 member states […]
They were laying the groundwork for a campaign to foment socio-political unrest. The FSB announced that it detained two Polish spies who “were collecting and transmitting information about military personnel and facilities of the Ministry of Defense, as well as information about the socio-economic situation in the Kaliningrad region, migration, […]
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. […]
A pro-forma first meeting of the Abu Dhabi negotiations to end the war in Ukraine was held on November 10th, but the actual negotiations will start on November 11th. The following pertains to that negotiation if it will occur: “Russian Hardliners Will Shock Kushner and Witkoff” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EAUsEmVA_yw 10 November 2026 […]
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 […]
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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