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• Commemorating 32nd Anniversary Of Khojaly Massacre

  By Editor on 27th February 2024 • ( 0 )

  

  Commemorating 32nd Anniversary Of Khojaly Massacre By News Desk Genocide in Khojaly, Kashmir and Myanmar demand justice: Speakers The atrocities in Khojaly, Kashmir, Indian Gujarat, Karnataka and Myanmar are crimes against humanity: Speakers MUSLIM Institute and the Azerbaijani Embassy in… Read More ›

• NATO’s Debate Over Whether To Conventionally Intervene In Ukraine Shows Its Desperation

  By Editor on 27th February 2024 • ( 0 )

  

  NATO’s Debate Over Whether To Conventionally Intervene In Ukraine Shows Its Desperation By Andrew Korybko NATO is planning for a possible Russian breakthrough across the Line of Contact later this year but isn’t yet sure how to react if that happens…. Read More ›

• The New Ecuadoran President Called Out The US For Trying To Manipulate Him Against Russia

  By Editor on 27th February 2024 • ( 0 )

  

  The New Ecuadoran President Called Out The US For Trying To Manipulate Him Against Russia By Andrew Korybko Leftist-aligned members of the Alt-Media Community assumed that he’d do America’s bidding due to him being right-wing, yet he just defied their expectations… Read More ›

• Armenia’s Decision To Freeze Participation In The CSTO Was Predictable

  By Editor on 26th February 2024 • ( 0 )

  

  Armenia’s Decision To Freeze Participation In The CSTO Was Predictable By Andrew Korybko Russia officially retains its mutual defence obligations to Armenia, and it’s unlikely that Moscow will kick Yerevan out of the bloc since its interests rest in persuading it… Read More ›

• Yulia Navalnaya’s Embrace By Biden And Brussels Discredits Western Denials Of Meddling

  By Editor on 25th February 2024 • ( 0 )

  

  Yulia Navalnaya’s Embrace By Biden And Brussels Discredits Western Denials Of Meddling By Andrew Korybko It doesn’t matter to Western policymakers that they discredited their prior denials of meddling in Russia’s affairs by feting her like they have since they’ve unofficially… Read More ›

• Here’s What I Learned From Analysing The New Cold War Every Day For Two Years Straight

  By Editor on 24th February 2024 • ( 0 )

  

  Here’s What I Learned From Analysing The New Cold War Every Day For Two Years Straight By Andrew Korybko These five trends are considered to be the most significant grand strategic ones that are expected to have the greatest impact on… Read More ›

• Russia’s Embrace Of Traditional Values-Espousing Immigrants Won’t Be As Simple As Some Think

  By Editor on 23rd February 2024 • ( 0 )

  

  Russia’s Embrace Of Traditional Values-Espousing Immigrants Won’t Be As Simple As Some Think By Andrew Korybko Unlike the West, Russia isn’t interested in “replacement migration” for purely economic reasons. It wants new arrivals to assimilate and integrate into society, make ends… Read More ›

• A Top EU Think Tank’s Poll Proved That Polish Views Towards Ukraine Are Noticeably Shifting

  By Editor on 22nd February 2024 • ( 0 )

  

  A Top EU Think Tank’s Poll Proved That Polish Views Towards Ukraine Are Noticeably Shifting By Andrew Korybko These statistics from one of the EU’s top think tanks, which can’t be accused of being funded by Russia or operating as its… Read More ›

• Is The West Plotting A False Flag Provocation In Poland To Blame On Russia And Belarus?

  By Editor on 21st February 2024 • ( 0 )

  

  Is The West Plotting A False Flag Provocation In Poland To Blame On Russia And Belarus? By Andrew Korybko Poland might very well be put up by its dual American-German patrons into carrying out a possible false flag provocation in order… Read More ›

• The Anglo-American Axis, Not Ukraine, Is Responsible For Destroying Russian Ships

  By Editor on 21st February 2024 • ( 0 )

  

  The Anglo-American Axis, Not Ukraine, Is Responsible For Destroying Russian Ships By Andrew Korybko All major players’ naval planning will change as a result of what’s been learned from the past two years’ experiences in this conflict. The Mainstream Media has… Read More ›