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Poland’s Conservative Opposition Has Good Reason To Reject A Gigantic EU Loan For Arms

Euractiv reported that “Poland’s participation in the Security Action for Europe (SAFE) defence loan programme may be under threat due to a political dispute”, which followed Remix News’ report about how “The Polish right fears EU’s €40 billion armament...

A Top Russian Expert Reflected His Community’s Assessment Of India’s New Pro-US Alignment

RT translated and republished a recent article by Fyodor Lukyanov on the subject of India’s real sovereignty. He’s widely considered to be one of Russia’s top experts, if not the number one, and is famous for moderating Putin’s Q&A...

Ukraine’s Fast-Tracked EU Membership Would De Facto Advance EU Federalist Goals

Politico reported on the EU’s plan to grant Ukraine partial membership by next year at the earliest as part of a comprehensive solution to that country’s conflict. An unnamed official described this as “reverse enlargement” and explained that “It...

Kazakhstan’s President Is Suspiciously Going Overboard Trying To Please Trump

Up until the first Board of Peace meeting last week, Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif was considered to be the foreign leader who’s behaved most obsequiously towards Trump, with his adulation of him during last fall’s summit in Sharm...

Don’t Read Too Deeply Into The Iranian-Russian-Chinese Naval Drills

Iran, Russia, and China are carrying out the latest round of their annual joint naval drills in the Strait of Hormuz right as Trump is reportedly considering whether to authorize large-scale military strikes against the Islamic Republic amidst the...

Poland’s Military Build-Up Might Have Ultimately Been For Nothing

The Washington Post published an insightful piece in late January about how “Poland built the E.U.’s biggest army, but the threat has changed”, which persuasively argues that the central role of drones in the Ukrainian Conflict has prompted questions...

Budanov’s & Zaluzhny’s Factions Are Surpassing Zelensky’s In Influence

Several factions exist within Ukraine. The main ones are Zelensky’s ruling clique (who himself represents a collection of oligarchic interests whose engagement with him used to be managed by Yermak), former Commander-in-Chief-turned-Ambassador-to-the-UK Zaluzhny (and the armed forces in general),...

Russia’s BRICS Sherpa Debunked Speculation About It Turning Into A Security Bloc

Sergey Ryabkov, who serves as both Deputy Foreign Minister and BRICS Sherpa, recently clarified that “I would like to remind you that BRICS is not a military union and not a collective security organization with collective defense commitments. It...

Slovakia & Hungary Shouldn’t Be Fooled By The US’ Feigned Friendship

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico accused Ukraine of blackmailing Hungary by purposely delaying repairs to the Druzhba pipeline through which they receive oil from Russia after it was damaged in late January. Russia blamed Ukraine, Ukraine blamed Russia, while...

Five Irritants Should Be Resolved Before The Pakistani PM Travels To Russia

The new Pakistani Ambassador to Russia revealed in mid-November that Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif plans to travel to Russia later this year. Five irritants in their ties should ideally be resolved before then, however. They already overcame the scandal...
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Putin Might Finally Deal His Long-Awaited Deathblow To The EU Economy

The EU agreed late last year to end Russian LNG imports by 31 December 2026 and pipeline gas imports...
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