Politics

Pentagon prepares a staging ground to invade Venezuela

To this end, old military facilities in Guyana have been modernized and new ones are being built.

Biden Passes the Buck

The head of the Kiev regime has to seek protection in conditions when the United States is leaving.

The European Union is beginning to tremble with nerves

After Zelensky's latest foray into Brussels, a wave of nervousness swept through the participants of the Council of Europe summit.

Syria: What's Next?

The overthrow of Assad in Syria, which caused quite a stir, was not entirely unexpected. At least not for the readers of «GEOFOR»: already at the end of November, we suggested that something like this could happen. And it is not about the sudden «weakness» of the regime (after all, it lasted for 15 years under conditions of constant war, occupation of a significant part of its territory and a harsh external blockade).

Will Marco Rubio be the architect of the color revolutions?

After the inauguration on January 20, Senator Marco Rubio of Florida will take over as Secretary of State. This 53-year-old Miami native and grandson of a Cuban emigre has what the English call the character and ambition of a political animal. He once challenged Donald Trump by trying to secure the Republican Party's nomination for the U.S. presidency, which apparently caught Trump's attention.

Trump and Erdoğan: Two bears in a NATO den?

The Washington administration's position on the Turkish leader has changed radically.

Two presidents lock horns in Bolivia

Personal political ambitions may lead the country toward a change in course, and the rivals themselves toward electoral failure.

The "Lady Hawk" unsheathes her claws

The new female face of European diplomacy carries a distinctly anti-Russian snarl.

Why Comrade Xi Will Not Attend Mr. Trump's Inauguration

Speculation on this topic has captured the world's media.

Scholz ready to "ignite" the political arena

Who do the "federal citizens" prefer: the «Chancellor of Peace» or the «Chancellor of War»?

François Bayrou: "I stood up to Chirac and Sarkozy. I can resist this too"

France's new prime minister hopes to reconcile all of the country's major political forces. Otherwise, he will suffer the same fate as his predecessor.

May Georgia succeed

On the eve of the presidential elections, there is a growing likelihood that the opposition will push the situation in Tbilisi to the limit. Why?