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After Moscow Loses In Ukraine Regionalism In Russia Will Return In Even More Radical Forms – OpEd

Vadim Shtepa, whose book Interregnum (Petrozavodsk, 2012) introduced regionalism to a Russian audience and who edits the Tallinn-based regionalist portal Region.Expert, says that after Russia suffers defeat in its imperialist war in Ukraine, “regionalism in Russia will return and in even more radical forms than it took a decade ago.”  The regionalist says …

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The Rise Of Self-Hating Politicians – OpEd

Some politicians just hate politics. They get into the game in order to disrupt it. They have such a visceral hatred of governance that, like suicide bombers, they’ve smuggled themselves into government in order to blow it up from within. Much of the coverage of the multiple attempts to elect …

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Europe awakens to the threat of sabotage by Russian agents

Attacks on critical infrastructure from France to Denmark bear the hallmark of Russian operatives, experts say. Suspicion has fallen on Russia over a series of confirmed or apparent acts of sabotage and espionage that took place late last year in Western Europe, experts say, with European countries increasingly taking measures …

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Is crypto about to go extinct?

It will likely survive, but only after more firms and currencies crash and burn. Here’s why. As the Los Angeles Rams beat the Cincinnati Bengals in the championship game of the National Football League last February, an unlikely set of players made a splash off the field, in living rooms …

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Biden’s Arms Package for Ukraine Is Long Overdue

In one of the more damning examples of his indecisive leadership, Biden has seemed to be more concerned about upsetting Russian President Vladimir Putin than confronting the Kremlin’s unprovoked act of aggression against its Ukrainian neighbour. It could even be argued that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine would not have happened …

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La Bataille d’Ukraine de l’OTAN et l’occupation de l’Europe

Quand Stoltenberg réfute toute possibilité de normalisation à venir des relations avec la Russie, même après la fin du conflit en Ukraine, il ouvre les cartes de la véritable dimension de cette guerre et des intentions de l’Axe atlantiste : détruire la Russie pour permettre l’avènement de la globalisation, dans …

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