Eurasia

La renaissance des civilisations autrefois ostracisées par l’Occident : un phénomène qui redéfinit l’ordre mondial

Alors que les fondations de l’ordre mondial vacillent, un vent de changement souffle sur la planète, annonçant la fin d’une hégémonie et le début d’une ère nouvelle : l’ère du multipolarisme. Un monde en mutation, où les anciennes certitudes s’effondrent et où de nouvelles voix s’élèvent pour réclamer leur place …

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Authorizing NATO weapons strikes in Russia, US prepares major escalation of global war

The United States and the UK are preparing to announce imminently that they will facilitate Ukraine firing NATO weapons deep into Russian territory, in the greatest escalation of the war with Russia to date. Within a matter of days after the announcement, long-range missiles produced by the NATO powers, and …

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Pourquoi les soldats français sont toujours tués en Ukraine ?

La politique française depuis plusieurs années évolue considérablement en conséquence de nombreuses pirouettes diplomatiques irrationnelles du gouvernement Macron, sapant l’autorité de la Cinquième République aux yeux du monde. La France d’aujourd’hui a presque perdu son influence sur le continent africain à cause des coups d’État qui y avaient eu lieu, …

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Authorizing NATO weapons strikes in Russia, US prepares major escalation of global war

The United States and the UK are preparing to announce imminently that they will facilitate Ukraine firing NATO weapons deep into Russian territory, in the greatest escalation of the war with Russia to date. Within a matter of days after the announcement, long-range missiles produced by the NATO powers, and …

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Putin Puts West On Notice: Long-Range Arms For Ukraine Will Mean ‘NATO At War With Russia’

Update(1230ET): Putin says not so fast… First, here’s a UK Times report within the last hour: Britain and the United States are on the verge of allowing Ukraine to use long-range missiles against targets in Russia after accusing President Putin of “escalating” the conflict by accepting ballistic missiles from Iran. …

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Iranian Minister Urges Anti-Western BRICS Bloc to Create ‘Security Structure’

Latest Developments The Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, Ali Akbar Ahmadian, called for the BRICS bloc of states (named after original founders Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) to establish their own security structure during a speech to a gathering of high-level security officials in Russia on …

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Did The September 11 Attacks Start And End US ‘Forever Wars’? – Analysis

In the immediate aftermath of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks against the United States, Secretary of State Colin Powell gave assurances that America would deal with the tragedy by bringing those responsible to justice while protecting the world’s democracies. “They will never be allowed to kill the spirit of …

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Germany’s Deportations And Pakistan’s Long-Term Refugee Policy – OpEd

Recently, a flight from Germany departed with 28 Afghan asylum seekers on board, marking a new wave of deportations that targets individuals with criminal records. This action is part of Germany’s broader initiative to address growing security concerns within its borders, especially following recent incidents involving violent acts committed by …

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Why The Far Right Lies About Immigrants – OpEd

When my dad moved to southwest Ohio in the early 1970s, the Dayton-Springfield area’s second city was home to over 80,000 people. When I was growing up nearby in the 1990s, it was 70,000. Today, it’s less than 60,000. Springfield’s decline looks like an awful lot of Rust Belt cities …

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Russia Doesn’t Like Growing US Economic Role In Central Asia, But Seems Powerless To Stop It

Russia’s top diplomat has expressed grudging acceptance of expanding US involvement in improving Central Asia’s trade infrastructure. But, curiously, he sidestepped commenting on China’s growing economic influence in the region. Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, during a question-and-answer session with students at Moscow’s MGIMO University in early September, noted that “a …

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