Politics

EU and NATO Rush to Save Chișinău

September parliamentary elections could change the country's political course

Macron Waves the Olive Branch

He plans to announce recognition of Palestine at June peace summit

Charting a Course to Jakarta

Russia and Indonesia see untapped potential in expanding trade and cooperation

Brussels Aims to Erase Victory Day

The European Commission plans to target leaders who defy its unofficial ban and attend Moscow's anniversary parade

Can Israel Relocate Palestinians to Other Countries?

What's happening in Gaza after Trump's bold promise to turn it into the «Middle East Riviera»

A Color Revolution Rehearsal in the US: Testing the Waters

The anti-Trump protests that took place in April, initiated by Democrats who lost the election, bore many hallmarks of a classic color revolution. These 1,200 so-called «Hands Off» resistance demonstrations looked very much like a rehearsal for a future large-scale revolt

Are You Sure You're a Labour Politician?

British Prime Minister launches massive public sector cuts

Ecuador: A Convincing Victory That Feels Strange

The pro-American right-wing camp in South America has gained a new ally - Ecuador's incumbent President Daniel Noboa has won the election

CELAC: Empty Declarations, Words in the Wind

A region of 663 million struggles to define its problems - and hesitates to warn the U.S. against interference

Kings and Bananas

Daniel Noboa believes that if Ecuadorians don't re-elect him, Trump could help him stay in office

Slovakia's Prime Minister Is Hardly a “Complete Idiot”

Robert Fico knows his worth, stands up for his country, and jokes with purpose

Paul Craig Roberts: "Indeed, why are there negotiations at all?"

The GEOFOR editorial board asked Paul Craig Roberts - Chairman of the Institute for Political Economy (USA), a PhD in Economics and US Undersecretary of Treasury in the Reagan administration - with a request to assess the course of negotiations between Russia and the United States, as well as their prospects.