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• Trump’s Latest Angry Post About Putin Is His Most Significant One Yet

  By Editor on 27th May 2025 • ( 0 )

  

  Trump’s Latest Angry Post About Putin Is His Most Significant One Yet By Andrew Korybko Trump is either being maliciously misinformed about the conflict from his trusted advisors (not counting Witkoff of course) or that he’s manipulatively creating the pretext for… Read More ›

• Russia-China Arctic Alliance Challenges The West In Resource-rich High North

  By Editor on 26th May 2025 • ( 0 )

  

  Russia-China Arctic Alliance Challenges The West In Resource-rich High North By Uriel Araujo Russia and China’s deepening Arctic partnership, characterized by joint naval drills and Northern Sea Route development, poses a challenge to Western dominance. NATO’s response, and Canada’s military buildup… Read More ›

• Zelensky’s Illegitimacy Might Still Not Preclude Him From Signing Any Peace Documents

  By Editor on 26th May 2025 • ( 0 )

  

  Zelensky’s Illegitimacy Might Still Not Preclude Him From Signing Any Peace Documents By Andrew Korybko The fact that Peskov confirmed that Putin could hypothetically meet with Zelensky under certain conditions is proof of the Russian leader’s pragmatic desire to end the… Read More ›

• Kashmir’s Struggle for Justice And Freedom: ICNA Convention Calls For Global Action On Human Rights Violations

  By Editor on 26th May 2025 • ( 0 )

  

  Kashmir’s Struggle for Justice And Freedom: ICNA Convention Calls For Global Action On Human Rights Violations By Our Special Correspondent Baltimore, Maryland – Dr. Ghulam Nabi Fai, Chairman, World Forum for Peace & Justice was speaking during the 50th Annual Convention… Read More ›

• Interpreting Polish PM’s Mixed Signals About The Future Of Polish Policy Towards Ukraine

  By Editor on 25th May 2025 • ( 0 )

  

  Interpreting Polish PM’s Mixed Signals About The Future Of Polish Policy Towards Ukraine By Andrew Korybko It’s contradictory for his government to convince the EU to reimpose restrictions on Ukrainian imports while also signing an agreement to help Ukraine join the… Read More ›

• Is “Balkanization” Back In The Cards For Syria?

  By Editor on 24th May 2025 • ( 0 )

  

  Is “Balkanization” Back In The Cards For Syria? By Andrew Korybko The situation remains very combustible and could easily explode at the slightest spark. Russia and the US rarely agree on much, but their top diplomats just sounded the alarm about… Read More ›

• Is Washington Reviving Neo-Monroeism To Control Brazil?

  By Editor on 23rd May 2025 • ( 0 )

  

  Is Washington Reviving Neo-Monroeism To Control Brazil? By Uriel Araujo Washington is pressuring Brazil by labelling gangs as terrorists, threatening sanctions against Justice Moraes, and seeking military base access. This neo-Monroeist strategy aims to destabilize Brazil’s sovereignty, counter BRICS influence, and… Read More ›

• Will Russia’s Latest Buffer Zone Plan Be More Successful Than The Last?

  By Editor on 23rd May 2025 • ( 0 )

  

  Will Russia’s Latest Buffer Zone Plan Be More Successful Than The Last? By Andrew Korybko The longer that Ukraine refuses to agree to peace on Russia’s terms, the more land that it stands to lose, which might ultimately be much more… Read More ›

• Russians And Afrikaners Are Kindred Peoples

  By Editor on 23rd May 2025 • ( 0 )

  

  Russians And Afrikaners Are Kindred Peoples By Andrew Korybko This was highlighted like never before after the USSR’s dissolution. South Africa’s Afrikaner minority, and especially the farmers among them (Boers), are back in the news after Trump’s feisty meeting with President Cyril Ramaphosa… Read More ›

• How I Remember Parveen Shakir, An Immortal Poetess 

  By Editor on 22nd May 2025 • ( 0 )

  

  How I Remember Parveen Shakir, An Immortal Poetess  By Dr Maqsood Jafri Today on Facebook the Group named “Faraz Nagar”, had posted an article of some literary critic on the life and poetry of Parveen Shakir. It is very comprehensive… Read More ›

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