Yearly Archives: 2023

Three Things the Biden Administration Must Do Now to Stop Iran’s Mullahs

If the Biden administration thought that by rescuing Iran’s economy, which had hit bottom, and removing the Houthis from the list of Foreign Terror Organizations would make both Iran into an ally, the generosity appears to have backfired. If the Iranian regime is allowed to advance to nuclear weapons capability, …

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Rising Tide of Far-Right Neofascsim at a Global Level Including India and Task Before People

Background Emergence of the “new global far-right” or “ultra-right” or “radical right” integrating itself with neofascism is on the ascendance today. Though the term “far right” is used to refer to sections and parties or positions which are more or further towards the right of the mainstream political right or …

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Russia Is Down, But Not Out, in Central Asia

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has weakened its influence in Central Asia, especially in Kazakhstan. Russia is no longer a regional hegemon, which may increase regional instability. Tensions between Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan are especially dangerous. Despite Moscow’s diminished influence in Central Asia, regional states cannot afford to completely ignore Russian interests. …

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Trends in Terrorism: What’s on the Horizon in 2024?

With its brutal terrorist attack on October 7, the Palestinian terrorist group Hamas has made the war in Gaza a central component of the terrorist threat landscape heading into 2024. Not only did the devastating terrorist attack demonstrate a capability and intent that few believed Hamas to possess, but it …

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Major Powers Struggle to Deter Houthi Shipping Attacks

The United States and its allies face a shortage of viable options to stop escalating Houthi attacks on commercial shipping and other targets. Houthi attacks have caused several large commercial shipping firms to avoid Red Sea routes, putting pressure on the United States and its allies to respond to the …

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Kill yourself from other people’s mistakes. How the war in Ukraine repeats the wars of the past

After the full-scale invasion of Ukraine began, many observers began to notice some obvious historical parallels. For example, Russia’s unpreparedness for protracted hostilities after the onset of cold weather reminded us of the disastrous Winter War between the USSR and Finland, and the current “Zaluzhny impasse” made us remember the …

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Germany’s Esoteric Neo-Nazis

Germany’s right-wing extremists have increased to about 38,000 people in recent years. It is an old threat with a new face, which now also includes Neo-Nazism’s pretty face, Alice Weidel, a Nazi Schlampe (Nazi skank). NDR (a TV station) is allowed to call AfD top candidate Alice Weidel a Nazi …

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Des navires de guerre chinois, iraniens et indiens sont désormais en mer Rouge/golfe d’Aden

Un blog militaire russe publié jeudi 21 décembre à 11h33, heure de Moscou, a révélé les positions jusqu’ici secrètes de tous les navires de guerre dans la zone annoncée par le Pentagone pour son OPERATION PROSPERITY GUARDIAN. Les données récentes et la carte ouverte (ci-dessous) n’étaient pas disponibles hier à …

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Le spectre de Suez

Un spectre plane sur les ports de toute l’Europe. Un spectre qui fait perdre le sommeil aux exportateurs, aux armateurs et aux commerçants : la fermeture du canal de Suez. Ce qui mettrait en crise l’ensemble du commerce méditerranéen. Un véritable tremblement de terre pour l’économie mondiale. Un précédent célèbre, …

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Forum Russie-Monde arabe à Marrakech comme confirmation de relations privilégiées

La Russie et les États arabes poursuivent le renforcement non seulement des relations bilatérales et multilatérales, mais également de la coordination au niveau des affaires internationales. La rencontre de Marrakech a permis de conforter cette réalité. La 6ème édition du Forum Russie-Monde arabe s’est déroulée au Maroc dans la célèbre …

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