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Ukraine Is The West’s Top Proxy For Fighting Russia In Africa

Deputy Foreign Minister Georgy Borisenko drew renewed attention to last summer’s claims that Ukraine is responsible for terrorism all across Africa in his relevant remarks from late July. According to him, Ukrainian drone instructors train armed groups in Mali,...

The Recent Polish-German Defense Pact Indisputably Prioritizes Berlin’s Interests Over Warsaw’s

Polish expert at the Sobieski Institute Sebastian Meitz reported on the details of June’s Polish-German defense pact in a thread on X that’s since been amplified by Polish media. He began by noting that the text isn’t yet available...

Russian-Syrian Relations Have Entered A New Era

Syria’s publicly financed Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) reported in early August that a memorandum of understanding (MOU) had been reached with Russia over the status of the latter’s bases in the country. According to SANA, the civilian facilities...

Why’d Russia Once Again Reaffirm Its Commitment To The “Spirit Of Anchorage”?

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Galuzin followed in his boss Sergey Lavrov’s footsteps from late July by once again reaffirming their country’s commitment to the “Spirit of Anchorage” in early August. He declared in an interview with TASS that...

Nawrocki Envisages Poland Playing The Leading Role in Containing Russia

It’s apparent that he perceives Poland as European NATO’s vanguard state for containing Russia in the new “cordon sanitaire” that’s been formed around it over the past year as a result of Trump 2.0’s Neo-Reagan Doctrine. Polish President Karol Nawrocki...

Analyzing Lithuania’s Proposed Political Pledge From Certain Foreign Workers In The Public Sphere

The Lithuanian Parliament (Seimas) is debating whether to promulgate a bill that would require Russians and Belarusians working in the public sphere – specifically education, science, culture, sports, art, and entertainment – to sign a public political pledge condemning...

Would Russia Really Cease To Exist Without Maximum Victory In The Ukrainian Conflict?

Former Russian President and incumbent Deputy Chair of the Security Council Dmitry Medvedev declared in late July that “Our common task is to preserve our country. The only way to preserve our country is victory in the special military...

What’s The Most Realistic Endgame For Ukraine’s Odessa Region?

Russia’s “systematic strikes” on Odessa Region, which have made Ukraine de-facto landlocked for the time being, represent the most significant example thus far of Putin consistently “escalating to de-escalate” with Ukraine in response to hitherto increasing Western-backed Ukrainian escalations....

Korybko To Nawrocki & Medvedev: Ethno-Nationalist Slurs & Violent Threats Are Self-Discrediting

Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova raised awareness in a harshly worded Telegram post of Polish President Karol Nawrocki’s use of the “Moskal” slur during a major speech last week. She also naturally condemned his declaration that it’s the...

There’d Likely Be Another Civil War Before Ukraine Meaningfully Turns Away From The West

The Telegraph’s recent article about “The slow death of the coalition of the willing”, which was analyzed here after going viral on social media among Russians and “Non-Russian Pro-Russians” alike, entailed a startling prediction. According to the authors, “If...
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Lavrov Shared Some Interesting Tidbits About Russian Policy In His Recent Interview

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s recent interview with RBC was more than just the standard fare since he shared...
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