Politics

Why the Electorate of the "Burning Continent" is Charged Up

Blackouts last 10 hours a day in Ecuador and up to 20 hours in Cuba. Latin America is experiencing an unprecedented political and energy crisis

Is Canada shifting from Washington to London?

The country's new prime minister appears to be a protégé of the British globalist clans

What Was de Gaulle Thinking?

France is determined to revisit the 1968 migration agreement with Algeria - now a matter of honor for the Minister of the Interior, who is prepared to put his job …

A Praying Mantis Trying to Stop a Chariot

That’s how Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi vividly described the actions of Taiwanese separatists obstructing the motherland’s reunification

Who Will Help Kinshasa – Nairobi or Washington?

The conflict in eastern DRC could be resolved through a "peace in exchange for resources" formula

Is Trump Planning to Reshape the Collective West?

Many outside observers are understandably puzzled: Why would the businessman president of the United States impose additional tariffs on his closest neighbors and allies? After all, Newton's Third Law still …

Vance is Turning into the Main Villain

For the globalists and neoliberals, the sponsors of the Kiev junta, he has become the main target and object of vilification today

Poland Is in a Bind

Official Warsaw is torn between traditional transatlantic loyalty and a new course toward European independence

The Fate of the President

At least two heads of state (albeit one former) await judicial decisions on their fate

Merz Got Closer to His Dream

During preliminary coalition talks, the parties had to backtrack on some of their pre-election promises

Russia as a Universal Mediator

This could be its new role in the Middle East

On the Chinese “Nutcracker” and Western Auditors

China and Western countries are imposing mutual bans, and it is hard to tell whether they are fighting for minds and hearts or for profits and markets