Politics

Tehran-Tel Aviv axis becomes a reality

It seems that after the October exchange of strikes, Iran and Israel have recognized the limits of permissible escalation and are on the verge of agreeing on the need for peaceful coexistence. This gives hope that the current conflict in the Middle East may gradually begin to subside.

Georgian Opposition Wants to "Continue the Banquet"

On November 4, another protest rally was held in front of the Georgian parliament building. However, it was not very impressive.

He's back! US President named Trump 2.0

Donald Trump, the former 45th president of the United States - a braggart, a parvenu, an eccentric - caught and rode the wave of discontent among citizens frightened by the neoliberal abnormality imposed on them, and now has the chance to become the 47th president of the United States.

The stakes are set. The final round of American Roulette

Today the USA is holding its elections. Should we trust the predictions about the outcome of this dirty campaign?

Slovak Brothers - Together with Russia and for Peace

Prime Minister Fico, following the will of his people, is firmly committed to a rapid resolution of the Ukrainian crisis.

Maia Sandu: "If you don't elect me, Brussels will end visa-free travel!"

As the decisive round of the presidential election approaches, Moldovan society is divided into two equal halves: one looks west, the other east.

The democratic party has become an ideological party

Paul Craig Roberts, Chairman of the Institute for Political Economy (USA), a PhD in Economics, and US Undersecretary of the Treasury in the Reagan administration, discusses the peculiarities of the political situation in the United States and issues related to the upcoming elections.

New York, New York: No merits left!

What's happening in America's capital city is reminiscent of Russia's turbulent '90s.

Why Trump Wants Revenge on the British

The Republican candidate took offense at the Brits for conspiring with Harris and will remember this betrayal

«Russia still has many allies, it's not an outsider»

What the world press says about the BRICS summit?

100 Days on Downing Street

First results of Keir Starmer's government

Why does the Vatican need new sins?

Seven new offenses were announced at the Synod of the Catholic Church.