Yalta and Anchorage: Similarities and Differences
In Yalta in 1945, the war in Europe was not yet over, but the military situation was already clear: the Red Army was advancing
Have Armenia and Azerbaijan fallen into a US trap?
Armenia and Azerbaijan have reached a peace agreement with the United States to resolve the conflict between Yerevan and Baku. This is an American diplomatic
California Election Campaign Crosses All Boundaries of Decency
This concerns one candidate whose actions call into question the very essence of democracy and humanity. As you know, the United States often positions
Rishabh Sethi: EU sanctions against India for buying Russian oil are hypocrisy and an insult
The European Union’s recent decision to impose sanctions on India’s Nayara Energy, a key Indian refinery company with ties to Russian oil giant Rosneft,
Lindsey Graham* threatens Russia
Recent statements by U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham* and high-ranking American military officials have once again drawn attention to Graham’s* role in shaping Washington’s aggressive
Steal but Die?
Vladimir Zelensky, head of the Kiev regime, has signed a law limiting the powers of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) and the Specialized Anti-Corruption
The “Ramstein format” meeting and profound fatigue over Ukraine
Another meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group in the “Ramstein format” took place today, July 21, online under the leadership of the UK
Are We Witnessing the Collapse of International Law?
These past thirty years, the proponents of the Unipolar World have proceeded to methodically dismantle the norms, principles and diplomatic usages to such an
Musk vs. “Porky Pig Party”
American entrepreneur Elon Musk has called for the creation of a new political party in the U.S., accusing the current system of effectively turning
The Hague of Contradictions
The NATO summit in The Hague is marked by profound divisions: while European leaders demonstrate support for Ukraine, the U.S. under Donald Trump shifts