There was talk earlier this year of forming an “Islamic NATO” between Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Turkiye, and Egypt for coordinating policy across the Middle East-North Africa (MENA). Prior to the Third Gulf War, it was thought that Somaliland and...
Zelensky confirmed to Reuters last week that reports about the US offering Ukraine security guarantees in exchange for it ceding Donbass to Russia are true but insisted that he’s not interested in such a deal. This follows Ukrainskaya Pravda...
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova sharply criticized the Ukrainian Embassy’s official response to India’s arrest of six Ukrainian mercenaries (and one American whose involvement they left out) who are accused of violating national security legislation. According to local...
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk declared in early March that “Poland takes nuclear security very seriously. As our autonomous capabilities grow, we will strive to prepare Poland for the most autonomous actions possible in this matter in the future.”...
RT has published an ongoing series about the “Battle for Hungary” ahead of its next parliamentary elections on 12 April. There are three installments thus far: “How the EU plans to defeat Viktor Orban”, “How the Russiagate blueprint has...
Bloomberg published a piece last week about how “Iran War Shows BRICS Limits as India Pushed to Choose Sides”, which shows that it still hasn’t figured out what BRICS is really about. This is clear from the false premise...
Several waves of Ukrainian drones bombed Russia’s Ust-Luga gas processing plant and oil terminal near St. Petersburg last week. Some of them went off course, however, and crashed into the three Baltic States. Although they claimed that the drones...
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova claimed in early March that Armenia rejected her country’s next intended humanitarian aid package for refugees from Karabakh. The last round provided 140 tons of food, essential goods, and baby products to 7,000...
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic recently said that “As far as NATO is concerned, we are maintaining consistent relations, but we will not join NATO and will preserve our neutral status.” The long-running context concerns his claims that Western-connected protests...
Polish President Karol Nawrocki hosted his Hungarian counterpart Tamas Sulyok in southeastern Poland to celebrate Polish-Hungarian Friendship Day, which commemorates their nearly seven centuries of friendship since the first Congress of Visegrad in 1335 and millennium-long shared history. Nawrocki...