Politics

Japan Sharpens Its Samurai Swords

Peace treaty negotiations have been interrupted by anti-Russian hysteria and sabre-rattling in the Land of the Rising Sun.

A Capital Restoration of Mexican Themis

Mexico has become the only country in the world where all judges are elected by popular vote, not appointed.

Israel's "Northern Arrows" Strike Lebanon

The reaction of Arab states - more lukewarm than combative: condemning escalation, calling for conflict resolution, and helping refugees

Division among Democrats: Obamas are not friends with Clintons

Former First Lady Michelle Obama, who delivered an emotionally charged speech in support of Vice President Kamala Harris at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago in August, has made it clear that she does not intend to actively campaign for the nominee in the crucial weeks leading up to November 5, according to CNN.

When will Scholz take off the "rose-colored glasses"?

Despite the SPD's modest victory in Brandenburg, the elections in the eastern states have revealed the impending collapse of Chancellor Scholz's "traffic light" coalition.

Prague and Bratislava look in different directions

The Slovaks are collecting donations for the Kursk residents affected by the Ukrainian aggression, while the Czechs are collecting «donations» within the EU for the purchase of shells for the Ukrainian armed forces.

Macron keeps the ship on the starboard tack

France has a new government where the left gets almost nothing.

Ukrainian-Polish relations tense as Zelensky confronts Sikorski

The head of the Kiev regime ruthlessly demonstrated to his entourage how to «grab the arrogant Polish nobility by the throat».

America is Concerned About Honduras

Why did President Xiomara Castro order the termination of the extradition treaty with the United States?

Egypt Falls into Turkish Embrace

What is driving the rapid rapprochement between these two countries, and what could it lead to?

Americans asked to leave. Now from Iraq

The Yankee occupiers plan to leave by the end of 2026. But when the Anglo-Saxons say goodbye, it's not certain they'll actually leave.

Orbán: «Chancellor, welcome to the club!»

Hungary's Prime Minister agreed with Germany's introduction of border controls as a barrier to stop the migration wave.