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March, 2022

  • 1 March

    Germany Boosts Defense Spending In Response To Russia’s War On Ukraine

    Germany will establish a special defence fund worth €100 billion to increase the country’s military’s operational capabilities after years of neglect, Chancellor Olaf Scholz announced on Sunday (27 February), in what could be seen as a major shift in Berlin’s defence spending. This new announcement comes after Saturday’s historic shift …

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  • 1 March

    Ukraine Crisis, Global Fallout: Colossal Failure Of Diplomacy – Analysis

    As Ukraine is under fire, the crisis will derail global recovery and increase the risk of stagflationary recession. Yet, the crisis was avoidable. Not so long ago, the International Monetary Fund projected global growth rate will slow to 4.4% in 2022. But as I have warned, it is overshadowed by …

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  • 1 March

    Russia And China Aren’t The Natural Allies Many Assume Them To Be

    In the wake of mounting tensions between the US and Russia over Ukraine, one now finds countless media stories on the “China-Russia axis” and the “bond between Russia and China.” The ideological benefit of connecting Russia to China is undoubtedly clear to anti-Russia hawks. Russia is a relatively weak state …

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  • 1 March

    War Of Obsession: Why Putin Is Risking Russia’s Future

    The main constraints on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine were never the threat of Western sanctions or intelligence-based exposure of its preparations. In retrospect, even the negotiations between Russia and the West look like theatre. The real constraints were domestic and geopolitical: Russia’s domestic stability and its place in the future …

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  • 1 March

    Biden’s Political Myopia Endangering Europe: Allow the EastMed Pipeline

    Biden surprised EastMed partners by abruptly withdrawing U.S. support for the pipeline on January 9, thereby effectively killing the project, preventing a diversified supply of energy to Europe, and further assuring even greater revenues for Russia and its war machine. “The Biden Administration’s actions in this matter are particularly objectionable …

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  • 1 March

    Ставки продолжают повышаться

    В кризисе вокруг Украины теперь напомнили о ядерных силах России Президент РФ Владимир Путин приказал привести российские силы сдерживания в режим особого несения дежурства. Это демонстративное действие для сведения стран НАТО произошло в воскресенье во время встречи с министром обороны Сергеем Шойгу и начальником Генштаба Валерием Герасимовым. На памяти опрошенных …

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  • 1 March

    Stopping World War III !

    This war must be immediately terminated before it expands and sucks in the European NATO States and the United States. Towards that end President Biden must publicly announce that NATO Expansion is over for good and that Ukraine, Georgia and Moldova will not be joining NATO as member States. President …

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  • 1 March

    Nobody Wins in the Conflict Over Ukraine

    When two scorpions are in a bottle, they both lose. This is the preventable danger that is growing daily, with no end game in sight, between the two nuclear superpowers, led by dictator Vladimir Putin and de facto sole decider, Joe Biden. Putin’s first argument is, Washington invented the model …

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  • 1 March

    Australian ISIS terrorist is released from jail and thrown in immigration detention while Turkey figures out where to deport him to – but NO country will take him

    An Australian-born Islamic State terrorist has been released from jail in Turkey but is stuck in immigration detention while he waits to see if any country will accept him. Melbourne-born Neil Prakash, who was raised a Buddhist, was sentenced to seven-and-a-half years in prison in March 2019. He was captured …

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  • 1 March

    Free From Islamic State, Many Syrians Leave Raqqa

    Raqqa, the former capital of the Islamic State (IS) and home to about 300,000 people, is now free. Yet many of its people want to leave. Those with property are trying to sell it to save up for the journey to Turkey. Those without money struggle to get by. At …

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