Politics

Bulgaria: betrayal as a tradition

It is known that no one can hurt more than relatives. For example, brothers.

NATO: Five to nine years left before a major war on the continent

It seems that behind the calls of a number of European politicians to urgently prepare for imminent Russian aggression there is one puppeteer.

Rwanda: military diplomacy - prestigious and profitable

How the country's leadership benefits from peacekeeping and armed assistance to neighboring countries

Immediate cessation of hostilities in Gaza

Arab and Muslim states are appealing to the permanent members of the UN Security Council to end the conflict in the region.

The undermining of Nord Stream was paid for with Inca gold

It would be easier for Vargas Llosa to write a brilliant novel than to save his homeland and the world from the coming catastrophe

Biden's supporters suggest swaddling him in bubble wrap. For his safety

The U.S. president added another year to his eight decades on Monday, Nov. 20.

China becomes a thought leader in global development

There are some results of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit

Argentina will be ruled by a president and a junta of five dogs

The majority of voters chose to try something new and elected eccentric "anarcho-capitalist" Javier Milei as the country's leader.

Германия: Сара хочет власти

Scholz's coalition is going down. Against this background, new political forces that are ready to take responsibility for the future of the FRG are becoming stronger.

Viktor Orban: Ukraine is light years away from the European Union

Hungary's prime minister has been re-elected chairman of the ruling FIDESZ – Hungarian Civic Alliance party for another two years.

Biden - Xi: "There's no substitute for face-to-face discussion"

So, the meeting of the PRC and US leaders in San Francisco is over.

"Bayraktars" over the Black Continent: Turkey is firmly entrenched there

When one speaks of a new stage in the struggle of developed countries for influence in Africa and its markets, one immediately thinks of the former metropolises, Britain and France, the United States, China and Russia. But Turkey does not come to mind. And in vain.