Permission Denied?

The main political intrigue of recent days is whether or not the Americans will allow Kiev to attack Russian territory with its long-range missiles. This issue not only concerns Ukraine and Russia, but also raises the global threat level.

War: Profiting from the Losses of Others

The Americans support the Ukrainian conflict because it benefits their military-industrial complex (MIC), and supplying military equipment to the Ukrainian Armed Forces (AFU) is an investment in the U.S. economy.   

What Will Trump's Presidency Bring to Russia?

The debates between Biden and Trump last week showed that Biden has little chance of being re-elected. It seems that Trump will triumphantly enter the White House. But what does this mean for Russia? Will relations between countries improve

Will there be a war between NATO and Russia?

"Red lines" in the Ukrainian conflict may turn into a black line for Europe

The War of Trade Routes, Part 2

The War of Trade Routes, Part 1

Economic corridors have always been objects of battle between countries and pressure on the enemy

Hamas has hit the U.S.

30 years of White House policy in the Middle East have led to today’s disaster

Who is he, Michael Johnson - the new speaker?

What to expect from the new speaker of the US House of Representatives — an opponent of gays and uncontrolled money for Ukraine, a supporter of Trump and aid to Israel, whom the Republicans brought to power at the fourth attempt

Will America, like Bolivar, carry two: Israel and Ukraine?

How these two “hotspots” affect the U.S. today, and how the U.S. affects them.

US: who will become the third person in the state?

Last week, the House of Representatives was left without a speaker, for the first time in the history of the United States he was sent into retirement. Now the main political intrigue is the election for this post and the likely candidates.

Why Canada patronizes SS veterans

An international scandal erupted in the country's parliament when a Ukrainian veteran of the SS troops was invited there to meet with President Zelensky.

Grain wars

By harvesting record amounts of crops and withdrawing from a grain deal that was unfavorable to it, Russia deprived Ukraine of the opportunity to sell the full volume of its harvest, the money from which was used to buy weapons.