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by Vladimir Danilov on 31 Mar 2022 1 Comment

Despite the conflict in Ukraine and sanctions against Russia initiated by Washington, Russian gas is flowing to Europe in maximum volumes, European media outlets stress. At Mallnow, the point of arrival of the Yamal-Europe pipeline in Germany, supplies which were interrupted for a few days after the start of Russia’s military special operation in Ukraine on ...

by Thierry Meyssan on 30 Mar 2022 5 Comments

Military operations continue in Ukraine with two radically different narratives depending on whether one listens to the Western or Russian media. These two versions diverge not only in describing the war, but more importantly in describing the goals of the war. In the West, the public is convinced that the Russian army has enormous logistical problems and c...

by Salman Rafi Sheikh on 29 Mar 2022 1 Comment

The Joe Biden administration’s ‘new’ Indo-Pacific strategy document contains nothing ‘new’ insofar as the cardinal objective of this strategy is concerned i.e., ‘encircling China.’ Interestingly enough, the strategy has been revealed despite the Biden administration’s various rhetorical claims that the administration is not seeking to build up a global coali...

by Nasser Qandil on 28 Mar 2022 1 Comment

I wish to talk about a number of points regarding the Ukraine war, because we – as always –aim at deepening and consolidating the understanding, awareness, and perception of all those watching us, and helping them to receive the means (that raise their) awareness and not (imposing) our own outcome; meaning they can use the tools, premises, and introductions ...

by Ghassan Kadi on 27 Mar 2022 3 Comments

The Russian special operation in Ukraine has created the potential for an avalanche of geopolitical and geo-economic changes. Some of them were bound to happen; just waiting for a trigger factor. Is the end of the Petrodollar one of them? To understand the importance of the Petrodollar, we need to go back to its origin and definition. Many articles and def...

by The Saker on 26 Mar 2022 1 Comment

Part of our gold and currency reserves was frozen in other countries, mainly the US and EU member states, due to sanctions imposed against Russia’s Central Bank (RCB). Therefore, Russians are naturally asking why are our strategic reserves NOT stored on Russia’s territory but on the territory of our economic adversaries? We’ll try to explain how much was sto...

by James M Dorsey on 25 Mar 2022 1 Comment

Three scantily dressed samba dancers wearing traditional feather headdresses laid bare the limits of social liberalisation in Saudi Arabia when they earlier this year danced on the streets of Jizan, a historically conservative city on the border with Yemen. Invited to participate in the Jizan Winter Festival, the dancers, in stark contrast with the tradition...

by Thierry Meyssan on 24 Mar 2022 3 Comments

As in all NATO wars, we are witnessing the flight of the population. For the French, this is reminiscent of the exodus in 1940 when the German troops were advancing. It is a phenomenon of collective panic. The French believed that the Wehrmacht was going to commit the same mass rapes that had been attributed to the Deutsches Heer at the beginning of the Firs...

by Thierry Meyssan on 23 Mar 2022 5 Comments

Stepan Bandera. He did not claim to be a Nazi, just a Ukrainian “nationalist”. From 1935, Bandera advocated political violence. He had about sixty personalities assassinated, including two Polish ministers. During the Second World War, he organized the extermination of Jewish and Slavic intellectuals. The new Ukrainian regime erected monuments to his glory, ...

by Vijaya Rajiva on 22 Mar 2022 4 Comments

The central message of Satya Sai Baba’s social philosophy is Love All, Serve All. It originates from his abiding belief that God is Love, and humans embody that atmic [atma-ic] principle. It is intrinsic to their nature. It is your nature, he said to the world at large and to his own devotees. It is foundational to the Satya Sai movement for social action in...

by Pepe Escobar on 21 Mar 2022 3 Comments

The non-government in Kiev is simply not allowed by the Empire to negotiate anything. By now what we may call a Triple Threat has been established as the catalyst anticipating the launch of Operation Z. Ukraine developing nuclear weapons. Zelensky himself hinted at it in the Munich Security Conference. US bioweapons labs in Ukraine. Confirmed, tersely, by no...

by Ghassan Kadi on 20 Mar 2022 3 Comments

Do Western sanctions have any chance of achieving their objectives? Perhaps we need to look back at history and see how the earliest recorded sanctions were implemented. Before the age of electronic transfers and massive international trading and complex technology came into existence, warring factions enforced sanctions on each other by way of imposing sieg...

by James M Dorsey on 19 Mar 2022 0 Comment

Struggling to remain on the sidelines of the 21st century’s watershed war in Ukraine, Middle Eastern nations are discovering that they may be fighting their battles with an outdated toolkit. As a result, the Ukraine war could saw off the legs from under the table of Middle Eastern détente that already are built on shaky ground. For the past 18 months, Midd...

by Ramin Mazaheri on 18 Mar 2022 3 Comments

For many years Europeans have said the European Union was the only way to have peace on the continent. I always had a tough time seeing the direct correlation. I often wondered if the thinking was: Europeans are so bloodthirsty and savage that they have to join themselves together just to keep from killing each other. It reminded me of English critic A.A. Gi...

by Francis Lee on 17 Mar 2022 3 Comments

It is interesting to note how the collective west has reacted to the present and ongoing events in Eastern Europe – namely, in Russia and Ukraine. As I understand it Russia has concerns about its own security and NATO’s inexorable push toward the Russian frontier. Moreover, there has been a positioning of missile systems, nuclear and otherwise, right smack o...

by Batko Milacic on 16 Mar 2022 2 Comments

During his daily briefing early on March 9, the Russian Defense Ministry spokesman, General Igor Konashenkov, said that Russian troops had seized documents confirming Kiev’s plans to attack the self-proclaimed Donetsk and Lugansk People’s Republics in Donbass. This means that the Russian invasion of Ukraine is actually a preemptive strike intended as a means...

by Pepe Escobar on 15 Mar 2022 4 Comments

The battlefield is drawn. The official Russian blacklist of hostile sanctioning nations includes the US, the EU, Canada and, in Asia, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and Singapore (the only one from Southeast Asia). The Global South should be aware there are no nations from West Asia, Latin America and Africa. Moscow has not even announced a package of what could...

by Thierry Meyssan on 14 Mar 2022 1 Comment

The state-organized presence of neo-Nazis within the Ukrainian army is not anecdotal, even if it is not possible to quantify it in a certain way. On the other hand, it is easy to count their victims. In general indifference, they have killed 14,000 Ukrainians in eight years. This situation is one of the causes of the Russian military intervention in Ukraine....

by Thierry Meyssan on 13 Mar 2022 7 Comments

Russia’s military strategy is impossible to decipher today because we do not have an accurate record of operations on the ground. Only the Russian and NATO staffs have them. What is being broadcast is clearly false, in the case of Western newspapers and the Ukrainian government, and unverifiable, in the case of the Russian armies, of Donetsk and Lugansk. ...

by Manlio Dinucci on 12 Mar 2022 0 Comment

“NATO’s enlargement in the last decades has been a great success and has also paved the way for a further enlargement of the EU”: this was reiterated last Saturday [Feb 19-Ed] at the Munich Security Conference by NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg. In order to fully understand his words, it is necessary to reconstruct this “great success” story in its e...

by Michel Chossudovsky on 11 Mar 2022 3 Comments

This article was written more than six years ago [August 2015], documenting the existence of a Neo-Nazi agenda in Ukraine which both our governments and the media categorically deny. Ironically, it was Ukraine’s MSM, namely the Kiev Post, which published a carefully documented study on the Neo-Nazi Summer training camp for young children. In recent developme...

by James M. Dorsey on 10 Mar 2022 1 Comment

Two diametrically opposed visions of moderate Islam have emerged as major Muslim powers battle to define the soul of their faith in the 21st century in a struggle that is as much about geopolitics as it is about autocratic survival and visualisations of a future civilisation and world order. Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Yahya Cholil Staquf, the...

by Michael Brenner on 09 Mar 2022 0 Comment

Lying is the handmaiden to hypocrisy. We Americans gradually have become used to lying and deceit from our leaders – whether in government or other big, powerful institutions. Even the CDC has succumbed to the fashion – losing its immunity in the course of the epidemic. We call it disinformation because ‘lie’ strikes many as too blunt for our sensitive eyes ...

by Michael Brenner on 08 Mar 2022 0 Comment

War and conflict are the enemies of truth. Accurate perception, precise language and objectivity are its first victims. For good reason. Emotion eclipses reason. The ‘we/they’ prism refracts and distorts our thoughts. The individual is swept up into the mass mood. Frenzy roils just below the surface. Experiences of war and conflict, though, are not unifor...

by Pepe Escobar on 07 Mar 2022 4 Comments

So a congregation of NATO’s top brass ensconced in their echo chambers target the Russian Central Bank with sanctions and expect what? Cookies? What they got instead was Russia’s deterrence forces bumped up to “a special regime of duty” – which means the Northern and Pacific fleets, the Long-Range Aviation Command, strategic bombers and the entire Russian nu...

by Aram Mirzaei on 06 Mar 2022 3 Comments

The Western psyops is truly at its full capacity right now. As the Saker has reported himself for many days now, they’ve targeted Russia everywhere and in every way possible. They’ve completely taken control of the narrative and are basically on a witch hunt for those deemed “deviant”. The Western media is rampant with “reporting” and “analyses” where all...

by Steven Sahiounie on 05 Mar 2022 2 Comments

Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has called on Poland to let in all people who are trying to flee Ukraine, saying they “have the same right to safe passage under UN convention, and the color of their passport or their skin should make no difference.” Emily, a 24-year-old medical student from Kenya, told the Guardian that she was able to reach a hotel in ...

by James M Dorsey on 04 Mar 2022 0 Comment

Emiratis celebrated their failure to condemn the Russian invasion of Ukraine in the United Nations Security Council as the end of an era in which the Gulf state took its foreign policy cues from the United States. However, the Emiratis may be celebrating prematurely. As the UAE took over from Russia this month as chairman of the Council, Abdulkhaleq Abdulla,...

by Michael Brenner on 03 Mar 2022 6 Comments

The Mafia is not known for its creative use of language beyond terms like ‘hitman,’ ‘go to the mattresses,’ ‘living with the fishes’ and suchlike. There are, though, a few pithy sayings that carry enduring wisdom. One concerns honour and revenge: “If you are going to humiliate someone publicly in a really crass manner, make sure that he doesn’t survive to ta...

by Thierry Meyssan on 02 Mar 2022 2 Comments

At dawn on February 24, Russian forces entered Ukraine en masse. According to President Vladimir Putin, speaking on television at the time, this special operation was the beginning of his country’s response to “those who aspire to world domination” and who are advancing NATO’S infrastructure to his country’s doorstep. During this long speech, he summarized h...

by James M Dorsey on 01 Mar 2022 0 Comment

It may be only a matter of time before Russian troops control the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv and topple President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. However, that may not be the end of the story. Russian President Vladimir Putin’s troops could find themselves in Ukraine for the long haul depending on whether Ukrainians have the stomach to launch an insurgency. If so, Mr...

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