Eurasia

La croisade numérique secrète à 600 millions de dollars contre l’Iran

Depuis plus d’une décennie, le fonds NERD du département d’État américain a secrètement injecté des centaines de millions dans les initiatives de changement de régime en Iran, en déguisant la guerre numérique et le financement de l’opposition en «promotion de la démocratie» – mais un gel soudain des financements a …

Read More »

L’Europe vue par J. D. Vance : un continent à la dérive que seul un virage vers l’extrême droite pourrait sauver

Lors de cette grande conférence internationale consacrée aux questions de sécurité, le vice-président des États-Unis, qui venait de déclarer son soutien au parti d’extrême droite allemand AfD, a attaqué avec véhémence les démocraties libérales de l’UE, affirmant – sans hésiter à recourir à moult exagérations et fake news – que …

Read More »

An Indifferent Media Is Failing to Report the 400,000 Dead in Gaza

Enough already of the media’s lazy indifference to the vast undercount of the Palestinian death toll from Netanyahu’s genocidal daily bombing and shelling of Gaza’s defenseless civilian population. I’m referring to all the media – the corporate media, the public media, and the independent media. They all stick with the …

Read More »

Call for military ‘independence’ from US puts spotlight on Europe’s vulnerabilities

The man poised to be Germany’s next leader delivered a jolt this week when he warned that the demise of NATO in its current form could be at hand and said Europe must chart a military course separate from the United States. Friedrich Merz’s center-right Christian Democratic Union party won …

Read More »

‘Trusted people’ Russia may swap out its negotiators if Kyiv is invited to join talks with the United States, Meduza’s sources say

Russia and the United States have just completed a round of official talks for the first time since Moscow launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The meeting between U.S. and Russian officials in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday focused on “normalizing relations” and charting a path toward ending Russia’s war against …

Read More »

‘Trump says whatever he wants’ Putin comments on rare earth metals, U.S.-Russia relations, and slashing defense spending in new interview

Saying “whatever he wants” is a privilege that comes with being the leader of a great power, Vladimir Putin said of U.S. President Donald Trump in an interview published on Monday, the third anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Russian propagandist Pavel Zarubin, who released the interview on Telegram, …

Read More »

Alexander Dugin’s plan to remake political science Russia’s most notorious Eurasianist is spearheading an initiative to purge higher education of ‘Americacentrism’

Eurasianist philosopher Alexander Dugin wants to change how political science is taught across the humanities in Russian higher education. Meduza has obtained access to a 240-page lecture series on political science, a 76-page teaching concept, and a shorter presentation for Russia’s Science Ministry — all prepared by Dugin’s team at …

Read More »

Inside the proposed U.S.-Ukraine minerals deal

The U.S. and Ukraine are closing in on minerals agreement worth hundreds of billions of dollars under which the U.S. would express its desire to keep Ukraine “free, sovereign and secure,” according to a draft obtained by Axios. Why it matters: The Trump administration sees the agreement as a way …

Read More »

It’ll Be A Lot Easier Said Than Done For Germany To “Achieve Independence” From The US

The US might go along with this though to accelerate the decline of Germany’s “peaceful” hegemony over the bloc in favor of a “multipolar EU” led by a combination of Poland, France, Italy, and others. Germany’s likely next chancellor Friedrich Merz declared on Sunday after the snap elections’ results started …

Read More »