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- Bear scare! Why the US Democrats desperately need a Russian bogeyman
Even before Donald Trump set foot in the White House, loveless liberals were busy pushing the narrative that Russia meddled in the elections. But could this claim be - just maybe - a dastardly ploy to hide some unsavory truths? - Munich gathering descends into Russia-bashing nonsense & warmongering
For an event designed to address real global security issues, the Munich Security Conference has shown itself to be a useless talking shop. But it does add more propaganda fodder for Russia-bashing. - Indictment of Russians over US election meddling is case of pot calling the kettle black
If the US federal grand jury indicts 13 Russians for meddling in the US vote with “no allegations” that it influenced the outcome, then the investigation by Mueller should disband and take its place on the garbage heap of history. - US carrot-and-stick policy to Lebanon could push it into abyss
Rex Tillerson’s visit to Beirut didn’t resolve Lebanon’s persistent war threat from Israel, or Hezbollah’s perceived threat to Washington. The US has its own agenda for this country, which is spooking Lebanon’s president.
- Vladislav Surkov: A Valentine Card in Scarlet
As women become increasingly more powerful and vocal, is the world on the edge of an era of matriarchy? Vladislav Surkov, an enigmatic Russian politician some have labelled a "grey cardinal" in the Kremlin, speaks out. - Angela Merkel’s longevity masks the disintegration of Germany’s political center
Right now, Germans are preparing to welcome a new government. However, it will be an administration nobody really wants. And that includes most of its own prospective ministers. - Kosovo: A decade of dependence
For all the talk by Western governments of sovereignty and ‘rules-based world order,’ the case of Kosovo is a haunting example of hypocrisy. Ten years after declaring independence, the troubled province is still a ward of the US. - Legacy of 1968 protests: How a leftist revolution helped capitalists win
The May 1968 protest movement changed the western world. Now, almost 50 years later, it’s clear a supposedly leftist movement ultimately helped capitalism to dominate. - How many Americans must die before shooting sprees finally end?
Once again, America is grappling with the horror of yet another mass shooting. And once again, the tragedy will trigger a heated political debate between Democrats and Republicans on the question of gun control. - Washington no more: Palestine turns to Moscow for future Israel talks
It is no secret that Palestinian trust in Washington as an impartial broker and mediator in future peace talks with Israel has been shredded.
- Bear scare! Why the US Democrats desperately need a Russian bogeymanEven before Donald Trump set foot in the White House, loveless liberals were busy pushing the narrative that Russia meddled in the elections. But could this claim be - just maybe - a dastardly ploy to hide some unsavory truths?
- Munich gathering descends into Russia-bashing nonsense & warmongeringFor an event designed to address real global security issues, the Munich Security Conference has shown itself to be a useless talking shop. But it does add more propaganda fodder for Russia-bashing.
- Indictment of Russians over US election meddling is case of pot calling the kettle blackIf the US federal grand jury indicts 13 Russians for meddling in the US vote with “no allegations” that it influenced the outcome, then the investigation by Mueller should disband and take its place on the garbage heap of history.
- US carrot-and-stick policy to Lebanon could push it into abyssRex Tillerson’s visit to Beirut didn’t resolve Lebanon’s persistent war threat from Israel, or Hezbollah’s perceived threat to Washington. The US has its own agenda for this country, which is spooking Lebanon’s president.
- Nation-building in Syria - or nation-wrecking?
Over the past few days, a controversy has been in raging over what exactly happened near Deir ez-Zor in eastern Syria. - Vladislav Surkov: A Valentine Card in ScarletAs women become increasingly more powerful and vocal, is the world on the edge of an era of matriarchy? Vladislav Surkov, an enigmatic Russian politician some have labelled a "grey cardinal" in the Kremlin, speaks out.
- Angela Merkel’s longevity masks the disintegration of Germany’s political centerRight now, Germans are preparing to welcome a new government. However, it will be an administration nobody really wants. And that includes most of its own prospective ministers.
- Kosovo: A decade of dependenceFor all the talk by Western governments of sovereignty and ‘rules-based world order,’ the case of Kosovo is a haunting example of hypocrisy. Ten years after declaring independence, the troubled province is still a ward of the US.
- Boris on Brexit: Is Bojo the cleverest clown in Christendom?
Boris Johnson’s speech hasn’t gone down well with hardcore establishment Remainers. But could that actually be an advantage for an ambitious politician who arguably understands the public mood on Brexit better than his critics? - Syria strikes back as Israel discovers its warplanes aren’t invincible
Israel has long been the unchallenged bully in the Middle East, but now Tel Aviv will face consequences for its temper tantrums. That was the message from Damascus last weekend when the Syrian army shot down an Israeli F-16. - If America ‘won the Cold War,’ why is there now a ‘Second Cold War with Russia’? - Stephen Cohen
The ongoing role of false narratives and historical fallacies. - How many Americans must die before shooting sprees finally end?Once again, America is grappling with the horror of yet another mass shooting. And once again, the tragedy will trigger a heated political debate between Democrats and Republicans on the question of gun control.
- Legacy of 1968 protests: How a leftist revolution helped capitalists winThe May 1968 protest movement changed the western world. Now, almost 50 years later, it’s clear a supposedly leftist movement ultimately helped capitalism to dominate.
- International community needs a unified legal base to combat information crimes
The international community needs a unified legal base to combat increasing cyber-crime amid rapid advances in technology. - Washington no more: Palestine turns to Moscow for future Israel talksIt is no secret that Palestinian trust in Washington as an impartial broker and mediator in future peace talks with Israel has been shredded.
- Russophobia a futile bid to conceal US, European decline
It is an age-old statecraft technique to seek unity within a state by depicting an external enemy or threat. Russia is the bête noire again, as it was during the Cold War years as part of the Soviet Union.
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