Wider Europe Briefing Plus: How The EU Sanctions On Yanukovych Fell Apart Brief #1: Perhaps Serbia And Kosovo Can Finally Make A Deal What You Need To Know: On February 27, Kosovo’s Prime Minister Albin Kurti and Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic endorsed an EU-facilitated proposal in Brussels titled, the “Agreement …
Read More »L’Ukraine, l’avenir de la Géorgie ? Tentation d’un nouveau front en Ossétie du Sud et en Abkhazie
Le front s’étant stabilisé en Ukraine, l’armée russe arrivant à bloquer toutes les tentatives de percée de l’armée atlantico-ukrainienne et elle-même avançant lentement, certes, mais sûrement, les pays de l’Axe sont face à un choix : soit renforcer leur présence militaire dans le conflit ukrainien au risque d’entrer directement en …
Read More »Findings N1: Progressives from Nis were tasked with securing around 2,000 people for the rally
The Nis progressives, as N1 learns, had the task of providing around 2,000 people for the meeting in Vranje, as many as they came from Nis, according to the N1 source – and they came. Let us remind you that the N1 team recorded this morning an endless column of …
Read More »Vučić from Vranje: I took an oath on the Constitution and Miroslav’s gospel, I will not recognize the independence of Kosovo and Metohija
Buses with citizens from Leskovac, Vlasotinac, Bojnik and other municipalities in southern Serbia arrived in Vranje from the early hours of the morning, and the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, began his speech at around 11:20 a.m. “The geopolitical situation in the world has changed more drastically than during the …
Read More »Les États-Unis veulent déclencher une nouvelle guerre, cette fois entre la Russie et la Géorgie
Le parti « Rêve géorgien » a retiré le projet de loi sur les agents étrangers sous l’assaut de l’Occident « tolérant » et de ses propres activistes orientés vers Soros. La Géorgie a-t-elle pris la bonne décision en retirant ce projet de loi ? Un appel téléphonique de Washington …
Read More »Ukraine as Russian Imperial Action: Challenges and Policy Options
The inherently imperial motivations behind Russia’s decision to invade Ukraine and its approach to the war have significant implications for Western support to Ukraine and the prospects for a just peace. At the one-year anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Russia’s motivations for embarking on the conflict are worth …
Read More »The American War from Hell, 20 Years Later
Who remembers anymore that, in 2003, we were Vladimir Putin? Today, our cable and social-media news feeds are blanketed with denunciations of the president of the Russian Federation for his lawless and brutal invasion of Ukraine. When Secretary of State Antony Blinken met briefly with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov …
Read More »Biden’s $1 trillion budget for world war
The White House unveiled its budget request for the 2024 fiscal year Thursday, with the largest ever proposed spending on the military. It is a $1 trillion budget for world war. The Biden administration wants the resources to fight Russia in Ukraine, intensify its buildup towards war with China in …
Read More »Ethiopia: The Agony Of Tribal Nationalism – OpEd
In whatever form it manifests, whether it’s distaste for foreigners, refugees and asylum seekers, a nationalistic economic policy or flag-waving patriotism, tribal nationalism is a cancer upon the world. Violent, ugly, and often deadly, it creates and strengthens divisions, often resulting in war, one after another after another throughout history. …
Read More »China: Congress Approves Third Presidential Term For Xi Jinping
China’s rubber-stamp parliament, the National People’s Congress, nodded through approval for a third presidential term for ruling Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping on Friday, paving the way for him to wield power in the country’s top jobs indefinitely. Some 3,000 unelected delegates to the congress voted unanimously for Xi, …
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