Written by Wolfgang Effenberger. Originally published on Global Research After EU Council President Charles Michel proposed to make Ukraine and Moldova candidates…

The US government commission urged for more support (clearly implying actual support exists already) to separatist movements inside Russia and…

Written by Gavin O’Reilly From the announcement that Britain had voted to leave the European Union in June 2016, up…

China and India agree on Nepal’s non-participation in US State Partnership Program Written by Paul Antonopoulos, independent geopolitical analyst The…

America has a choice – it can stop its global aggression and try to resolve mounting internal issues or implode…

Written by Eric Zuesse In America, a woman’s right to an abortion of a pre-conscious (earlier than 20 weeks) fetus is…

Since June 18, Lithuania has excluded goods from the EU sanctions package from cargo transit from Russia to the Russian…

Written by Simon Ndiritu Ecuador has been gripped by protests since in 2019 in response government’s austerity measures; the protests…

Despite Russia’s genuinely honorable intentions, in the eyes of the ever-belligerent political West, this proved to be exactly what Medvedev…

Written by James M. Dorsey Geopolitics is written all over Saudi religious soft power efforts. Nowhere more so than when…

Can the global economy stand yet another conflict involving a great power? Written by Uriel Araujo, researcher with a focus…

Written by Gavin O’Reilly Gustavo Petro’s victory in Sunday’s Colombian Presidential election, marking the first time Bogotá has elected a…

Originally published on ZeroHedge Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade, returning the decision on abortion rights to individual states Congressional…

On June 23, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree on the payment of foreign currency debt in rubles. Roughly…

Written by Eric Zuesse The Soviet Union had included what now are Armenia, Azerbaijan, Byelarus, Estonia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lithuania,…