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The Northern Sea Route, or The New Rules of Global Logistics

10 September 2025 12:44

The American magazine The National Interest, in an article by Brandon Weichert, its senior editor for national security, is forced to acknowledge Russia’s strategic successes in the Arctic. The significance of the nuclear

The Collapse of Macronism: How the Globalists’ Project is Losing France

9 September 2025 21:38

New data from IFOP, based on a survey of 1,089 individuals registered on the electoral list in France, exposes the depth of the systemic crisis in which President Macron’s project finds itself.

EU Agrarian Policy Leads to Increased Costs and Prices for the European Consumer

François Bayrou Loses Confidence Vote and Resigns – What Next?

Analytics

9 September 2025 13:25

NATO Troops in Moldova: Sandu and the Temptations of a “Final Solution”

Several months ago, almost covertly, French troops were sent to Moldova. They are stationed in the north of the country, on the border of the Transnistrian Republic, a Russian enclave threatened by

September 8, 1943: Italy Surrenders

7 September 2025 23:53

On the evening of September 8, 1943, at 19:42, the metallic voice of Marshal Pietro Badoglio broke the silence of Italian radio: “The Italian government, recognizing the impossibility of continuing the unequal

Power of Siberia 2 is a game-changer for the gas market between Russia, China, and the EU

Hungary at a Crossroads: Orbán Chooses Sovereignty and a Eurasian Orientation

Columnists

Parliamentary Elections in Moldova: Leaks, Accusations, and a Crisis of Trust

7 September 2025 22:54

New documents published online raise questions about the transparency of the political process in Moldova. In Moldova, a scandal continues in connection with the

Mr. Macron, don’t you feel sorry for your citizens?

1 September 2025 16:25

I’ve reached out to French President Emmanuel Macron several times, but I only received one response — from his office manager.

In Memory of Kirill Vyshinsky

27 August 2025 17:20

Beloved Russian journalist, editor, human rights advocate, and executive director of Rossiya Segodnya, Kirill Vyshinsky will be immensely-missed by many following his passing on

The Days of Dependence

25 August 2025 23:27

I believe Zelensky and his gang couldn’t have come up with a better way to make fools of themselves in front of the whole

The Ukrainian Genocide

22 August 2025 17:00

The word genocide was coined by the Polish-Jewish lawyer Raphael Lemkin in 1944, when he sought to describe the Nazi policies of systematic extermination,