The development of information systems has led to a dramatic turnaround in information wars, especially between East and West. These wars have long been a war of ideologies, a war for minds, including for political advantage. In this regard, disinformation has been used increasingly actively, especially by the United States and its allies, which is disseminated in accordance … [Read more...] about The Provocative US Policy of Disinformation
US Plans to Destroy Taiwan to “Save” It
Tensions between the United States and China exist across a wide spectrum of areas, from economics to geopolitics. Among the many flashpoint issues defining this growing confrontation is the “Taiwan question.” Officially, the United States recognizes what is known as the “One China Policy.” The US State Department’s own webpage regarding US-Taiwan relations explicitly … [Read more...] about US Plans to Destroy Taiwan to “Save” It
UK and US are the Masterminds behind Kazakhstan’s January Unrest?
The events that took place in Kazakhstan’s in early January still loom large. Kazakhstan is still tracing the instigators and participants of the January unrest, as law enforcement officers find arms caches in the cities and countryside almost every day. Deputy Foreign Minister of Kazakhstan Marat Syzdykov has recently confirmed that the country’s authorities are leading a … [Read more...] about UK and US are the Masterminds behind Kazakhstan’s January Unrest?
Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Costa is redefining socialism
Few people would regard Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Costa as a political genius. It wouldn’t be the Portuguese way to ascribe such epithets, and outside Portugal few people know or care about him. He turns up, does his job, says sensible things in keeping with his position and doesn’t upset other countries. He has no distinctive ideology or significance: there will not be … [Read more...] about Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Costa is redefining socialism
Rockefeller Foundation, USAID and Open Societies financing anti-government protests in Serbia
The White House’s policy of unfettered discretion and domination, of unceremonious interference in the internal affairs of other countries, has met an increasingly widespread anti-American backlash. It was Washington that decided to “teach Serbia a lesson” by sponsoring, through the Rockefeller Foundation, anti-government protests in Serbia with the goal of changing the … [Read more...] about Rockefeller Foundation, USAID and Open Societies financing anti-government protests in Serbia
The Pentagon Keeps On Killing Civilians in Syria
On February 2, the Pentagon chief announced that US Special Forces had completed a counter-terrorism operation in Syria, controlled by the US Central Command, stressing that “the mission was successful” and “there were no US casualties.” As it turned out, the target of this operation near the town of Atme in the Syrian province of Idlib, close to the Turkish border, was the … [Read more...] about The Pentagon Keeps On Killing Civilians in Syria
Why the Houthis are Taking the Fight to the UAE – Yemen’s War Just got More Complicated
If Yemen remains an indecipherable puzzle for even the most astute of analysts, the Houthis’ decision of late to bring fire and brimstones to the UAE – a player who so far averted the ire of the movement by limiting its meddling to the southern part of the country, a region the Houthis have long decided to abandon to better consolidate their hold in North Yemen, now signal a … [Read more...] about Why the Houthis are Taking the Fight to the UAE – Yemen’s War Just got More Complicated
India’s Role in Washington’s Myanmar Meddling
The Southeast Asian country of Myanmar continues to suffer from ongoing political violence which began in February 2021 after the nation’s military ousted the government of Aung San Suu Kyi and her National League for Democracy (NLD) party. Remnants of the ousted government are now reorganized as the exiled “National Unity Government” (NUG). The NUG claims to control a network … [Read more...] about India’s Role in Washington’s Myanmar Meddling
The Biden Administration Heats Up the South China Sea
As part of its strategy to develop a global coalition against China in and around the Indo-Pacific, the US has been, for past many years, paying very close attention to what can be called ‘territorial flashpoints’ surrounding China – Taiwan, Hong Kong, Tibet and Xinjiang – to demonise and delegitimise China as a global power. Tapping into existing internal/regional tensions … [Read more...] about The Biden Administration Heats Up the South China Sea
The Role that Social and Media Platforms Played in the Events in Kazakhstan
With the rise of cell phones, the Internet, social media, and other forms of electronic communication, the ability to influence public opinions and the social and political life in a country has grown significantly. Furthermore, the speed with which information is made available through social media is unprecedented. Today’s social media spreads information in a few seconds, … [Read more...] about The Role that Social and Media Platforms Played in the Events in Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan’s Security was Undermined by Outside Forces
Numerous publications that discuss the situation in Kazakhstan in recent days testify with increasing clarity that those events were sparked by outside forces. Doesn’t the terrorist assault with two law enforcement officers getting decapitated on January 6 in Almaty resemble the recent attacks of DAESH (banned in the Russian Federation) terrorists in Iraq, Syria, and … [Read more...] about Kazakhstan’s Security was Undermined by Outside Forces
British Intelligence orchestrating terrorist organizations in Turkey and Syria
The appointment in June 2020 of Richard Moore, a former ambassador to Turkey, as head of MI6, Britain’s foreign intelligence service, was a move to strengthen the British position in the Central Asian theatre. He is not only a stalwart Russophobe, but also a fierce apologist for Great Turania: that is, the success of the pan-Turkist aspiration to create a state uniting the … [Read more...] about British Intelligence orchestrating terrorist organizations in Turkey and Syria
The United States as the Primary Source of Terrorism
In a fervor of cross-partisan struggle and in pursuit of a bombshell, the New York Times was forced to publish hundreds of secret Pentagon records on innocent civilians that died due to reckless airstrikes conducted by the US military in Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan. Flawed and handicapped US intelligence is a notion that the rest of the world is now getting used and alludes to … [Read more...] about The United States as the Primary Source of Terrorism
Libyan Elections Got Disrupted by the US and UK Intervention
On 24 December 2021, Libya was scheduled to hold a popular vote for the country’s first president, but it never took place: The Election Commission failed to publish the final list of candidates on time, and on December 21, the head of the Commission, Imad al-Saih, ordered the closing of polling stations. The vote was postponed indefinitely at the last minute because bitter … [Read more...] about Libyan Elections Got Disrupted by the US and UK Intervention
The US is Gaining a Foothold in Uzbekistan
To create sustainable groundwork for further expansion into Central Asia, Washington has recently placed particular emphasis on developing relations and cooperation with Uzbekistan. One of such work areas in this country has been the active opening of “American Corners” in Uzbekistan. It is a US government-supported global network of more than 600 open-access educational … [Read more...] about The US is Gaining a Foothold in Uzbekistan
A Drug-addled Parliament Rules the UK
The UK has repeatedly been recognized as the most ‘cocaine using’ country in Europe. And the British media admit it, publishing, in particular, the shocking results of chemical studies which revealed serious concentrations of cocaine in the Thames! All the drugs are excreted from Londoner’s cocaine-using bodies, into the toilets, via the sewers and into the Thames. The results … [Read more...] about A Drug-addled Parliament Rules the UK
US Torches Solomon Islands for Choosing China
Recent unrest in the Solomon Islands, a small Oceania nation northeast of Australia’s coasts, is a reminder of just how far the US is willing to go to penalize nations for choosing to do business with China versus obeying threats from Washington not to. Reuters in an article titled, “Explainer: -What is behind unrest in the Solomon Islands?,” would report that a group calling … [Read more...] about US Torches Solomon Islands for Choosing China
In the US, Homicide has Now Become Endemic
The US homicide rate rose by a record 30% from 2019 to 2020, reports CNN citing a paper from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The number of deaths due to homicide in 2020 was the highest in the modern history of the United States. The Gun Violence Archive (GVA), a research group, estimates that about 43,000 people were killed in various shooting incidents in the … [Read more...] about In the US, Homicide has Now Become Endemic
Sudan in Dire Straits
Free from house arrest, the Sudanese Prime Minister Abdallah Khamdok and Lieutenant General Abdel Fatakh Al Burkhan have signed an agreement at a public ceremony at the Presidential Palace in Khartoum in order to put an end to the political crisis in the country which has lasted for a month. In accordance with the agreement, Khamdok’s position to the Prime Ministerial post has … [Read more...] about Sudan in Dire Straits
What can the Pope do in North Korea?
Moon Jae-in (president of South Korea) visited the Vatican on October 29, 2021, when he met Pope Francis to discuss the possibility of a visit by the pontiff to North Korea, saying the Koreans hope the visit will help strengthen peace on the Korean Peninsula. Pope Francis responded positively and said he was willing to make the trip if there was a formal offer from … [Read more...] about What can the Pope do in North Korea?
Washington Unleashes Biological Warfare in Syria
The US crimes in Syria have already been repeatedly reported by the Western media, the Syrian Arab News Agency SANA, as well as various international organizations. The airstrikes on Syrian cities, which were carried out by the US and the coalition led by them in violation of international law and had disastrous consequences for civilians, were repeatedly brought to the … [Read more...] about Washington Unleashes Biological Warfare in Syria
American Released from Myanmar Was Part of US Regime-Change Machine
The Western media announced that American citizen Danny Fenster was freed from prison in Myanmar and allowed to leave the Southeast Asian nation in mid November after negotiations between American politician Bill Richardson and Myanmar’s government. Reuters in its article, “US journalist freed in Myanmar, says he is healthy and happy,” would claim: Fenster was sentenced … [Read more...] about American Released from Myanmar Was Part of US Regime-Change Machine
US is Building an Anti-Iranian Alliance, Backed Up by a Propaganda Campaign
We are seeing the creation of a new alliance against Iran – on November 19 this year the US held “talks” with officials from France, Germany, the UK, and the Persian Gulf nations, headed by Robert Malley, the US’s Special Envoy for Iran. Representatives from Jordan and Egypt also participated in the talks. The creation of this kind of anti-Iranian alliance can be seen as part … [Read more...] about US is Building an Anti-Iranian Alliance, Backed Up by a Propaganda Campaign
The US is Preparing a Biological Time Bomb in Kazakhstan
The Open Regulations website and the website of the Ministry of Industry and Infrastructural Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan recently published information on the Kazakh government’s intention to build a “BSL-4 laboratory and underground storage facility for a collection of dangerous and highly dangerous strains” in the south of the country in the Korday district of … [Read more...] about The US is Preparing a Biological Time Bomb in Kazakhstan
Turkey and Iran, Friends or Foes?
Turkey and Iran, whose cooperation and potential conflict are closely intertwined despite the occasional disagreement and contradictory views on world events, are still trying to maintain a complex balance between themselves to prevent a significant escalation of tension. Indeed, any shift in the balance of power between these two critical poles in the Middle East could … [Read more...] about Turkey and Iran, Friends or Foes?
Power Dynamics Shift in Yemen as Battle for Mareb Hits Up
With Yemen well within its seventh year of a conflict that has all but ravaged the country, power dynamics seem to have shifted rather dramatically – interestingly enough not in favor of either engaged parties. If anything, Yemen seems to have fallen prey to political entropy whereby players have all but ensured their mutual destruction, without any room for a peaceful … [Read more...] about Power Dynamics Shift in Yemen as Battle for Mareb Hits Up
Build Back Better World (B3W) Project or a US Attempt to Revive the Cornwall Consensus
On November 9, Reuters reported that the Office of the US President’s National Security Advisor organized in October – early November exploratory trips of expert delegations to several countries in Africa and Latin America. A similar tour to Asia is planned for December. The purpose of these visits was to agree with the leadership of the visited countries on the launch of … [Read more...] about Build Back Better World (B3W) Project or a US Attempt to Revive the Cornwall Consensus
China Completes Vietnam Metro as US Accuses Beijing of “Bullying” Region
The Vietnamese capital city of Hanoi – home to over 8 million people – saw the opening of its first ever metro line. The line was financed and built by China and features rolling stock from China’s state-owned CRRC. The metro was under construction starting in 2011 and was the target of criticism particularly in the West for being behind schedule and over budget. Yet upon … [Read more...] about China Completes Vietnam Metro as US Accuses Beijing of “Bullying” Region
Chronicles of the Taiwan Issue
The various developments accompanying the Taiwan issue, the most dangerous one on today’s political map of the world, require constant attention and as accurate a description as possible. That is, without distortion, and with the minimum author’s comments. Their simple chronological presentation speaks for itself. It depicts the relations between the two leading world powers, … [Read more...] about Chronicles of the Taiwan Issue
UAE Becomes an Important Independent Player in the Middle East
Against the backdrop of the events of the Arab Spring in 2011 and the subsequent confrontation between Saudi Arabia and Qatar, the UAE’s role in the ongoing military and political crises in the Middle East has been overshadowed. At the same time, this Persian Gulf state is pursuing quite an independent political course and is turning into a significant regional player. The … [Read more...] about UAE Becomes an Important Independent Player in the Middle East
Roh Tae-woo’s Death and the Public Reaction
On October 26, in the 89th year of his life, the former President of South Korea Roh Tae-woo passed away, leaving an ambivalent mark in the history of South Korea. He was, on the one hand, Chun Doo-hwan’s first associate in the 1979 military coup, later convicted of corruption and other crimes; on the other, the first president who was elected through democratic elections and … [Read more...] about Roh Tae-woo’s Death and the Public Reaction
Iran Puts US NAVY in a Peculiar Situation Yet Again
On January 12, 2016, it was reported by international media that two US Navy riverine command boats were seized by a unit of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) in Iranian territorial waters and how the Iranians brought valiant American Marines to their knees, taking away their weapons. Tehran circulated a video of this detention of two boats with ten US Navy Marines, … [Read more...] about Iran Puts US NAVY in a Peculiar Situation Yet Again
Gas Crisis in Europe: an Outlook of the Arab World
The current turbulence in the European gas market has attracted the attention of the Arabs closely watching the gas price situation. After all, the Arab oil-producing countries account for 56% of oil reserves and almost 27% of natural gas globally. In 2020, according to local data, they produced 28% of oil and 15% of natural gas on the planet, and the revenues they generate in … [Read more...] about Gas Crisis in Europe: an Outlook of the Arab World
Failure of the Messiah and Another Coup in Georgia?
As you know, Georgia is in a major political crisis, and its acute phase has lasted for more than a year now. The government accuses its opponents of preparing a political coup, while the United National Movement (UNM), the pro-Western coalition of former president Mikheil Saakashvili’s opposition to the current government, orchestrated by Washington, works hard to unleash … [Read more...] about Failure of the Messiah and Another Coup in Georgia?
Japan’s Energy Policy and its Significance for Russia
Just as decades ago, coal remains a strategically important fuel for the world. Despite the constant talk of greenhouse gas emissions and the complete phase-out of coal, the disappearance of this fuel from the market would lead to the collapse of the global economy. It is quite natural that the world’s four major coal consumers, China, India, the USA, and Japan are among the … [Read more...] about Japan’s Energy Policy and its Significance for Russia
China is Building a Military Base in Tajikistan
After the failed US withdrawal from Afghanistan and the coming to power in Kabul of the Taliban (a terrorist group banned in the Russian Federation), the regional security system in Central Asia began to undergo rapid reformatting. New players, the USA, Turkey, and China are trying to enter the traditional zone of influence and responsibility of Russia in the territory of the … [Read more...] about China is Building a Military Base in Tajikistan
Yemen on the Brink of Disaster, Poverty, and Extinction
UNICEF Spokesperson James Elder has just returned from Yemen with some tragic news about children living in what the United Nations calls the worst humanitarian crisis in the world. Speaking at a press briefing in Geneva, he said: “The Yemen conflict has just hit another shameful milestone: 10,000 children have been killed or maimed since Saudi Arabia’s bombing campaign … [Read more...] about Yemen on the Brink of Disaster, Poverty, and Extinction
Allegations against Blue Helmets in the CAR are on the Rise!
During the 76th session of the UN General Assembly, the Central African Republic once again questioned the ineffectiveness of the Blue Helmets in the country, repeated accusations of staff members of the multidisciplinary, international mission in the CAR (MINUSCA) of pandering to radicals and other crimes against the indigenous population of the state. UN peacekeepers, over … [Read more...] about Allegations against Blue Helmets in the CAR are on the Rise!
Descent Into Madness: Germany Threatens Russia With Nuclear War
On October 21 the German Defence Minister warned Russia that NATO will use nuclear weapons against it in case of a Russian attack on its members and then referred to non-existent Russian attacks in the Black Sea and Balkans as examples. This statement reveals the complete moral bankruptcy of the NATO nations, their contempt for international law, for their own citizens, their … [Read more...] about Descent Into Madness: Germany Threatens Russia With Nuclear War
Africa, Raped by a “Humanitarian Mission”
Recently, the activities of humanitarian and peacekeeping missions on the African continent have increasingly begun to appear in scandalous chronicles in various media outlets. These are numerous crimes of various kinds committed by the Blue Helmets in the Central African Republic (CAR). On September 30, the Ethiopian authorities declared seven members of the UN mission persona … [Read more...] about Africa, Raped by a “Humanitarian Mission”
Russia and China’s Moon Race with America
The space race has been on for decades. Although different countries have different objectives. Russia has repeatedly stated that space is no place for an arms race, but the US is striving hard for military space dominance, involving more and more of its allies in this military race. As US publication SpaceNews reminds everyone, it was the Pentagon that “has declared space … [Read more...] about Russia and China’s Moon Race with America
US Weaponizes UN for Regime Change in Myanmar
When the United Nations through its online news portal claims one of its experts sees the situation in Myanmar “failing” and urging measures to save the country from its current, ongoing conflict, many might take it at face value. The article would claim: According to Special Rapporteur Tom Andrews, since its power grab and overthrow of the democratically-elected … [Read more...] about US Weaponizes UN for Regime Change in Myanmar
US Terrorists with US Diplomatic Passports
There has long been no shortage of factual information in various media publications about the USA’s ties with all sorts of gangs and terrorists. The international community has long shared a strong suspicion that the United States is using terrorists to promote its own national interests all over the world. And the conveyor belt of special training and use of fighters by … [Read more...] about US Terrorists with US Diplomatic Passports
US Sanctions Cambodian Leaders Amid US-China Rivalry
The Southeast Asian country of Cambodia, inhabited by 16 million people, and still recovering from the decades of turmoil that surrounded America’s war with Vietnam, finds itself once again targeted by the US for standing in the way of Washington’s regional ambitions. At first glance by ordinary readers, the Radio Free Asia (RFA) article, “US Lawmakers Pass Legislation … [Read more...] about US Sanctions Cambodian Leaders Amid US-China Rivalry
On the “1992 Consensus” in PRC-Taiwan Relations
The NEO’s increasingly frequent reference to one of the key and perhaps most dangerous issues in contemporary global politics, the situation surrounding Taiwan, is accompanied by a sense of considerable discomfort. How to designate the parties directly involved, which the Taiwan Strait separates? With one of them, everything is more or less clear – it is the People’s Republic … [Read more...] about On the “1992 Consensus” in PRC-Taiwan Relations
Tehran – Riyadh: the Ice Seems to Break
Representatives of Saudi Arabia and Iran held a new round of talks in Baghdad. Iraq is now acting as a mediator to help the two countries ease tensions. The meeting reportedly discussed “unresolved issues between the two countries in accordance with the previously agreed roadmap, including diplomatic representation between the two countries.” The Iraqi press noted that, … [Read more...] about Tehran – Riyadh: the Ice Seems to Break
Fumio Kishida Formed the New Government of Japan
On October 4, during an extraordinary joint session of both houses of the Japanese parliament, 64-year-old Fumio Kishida was elected as the new Prime Minister. On the same day, the inauguration ceremony of him personally, as well as the composition of the new Cabinet of Ministers presented by him (also approved by parliament) provided for by the current … [Read more...] about Fumio Kishida Formed the New Government of Japan
US Is Actively Trying to Extend Its Influence to Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan has always been of interest to the USA. And this interest has especially picked up lately, as the upcoming presidential election of the Republic of Uzbekistan scheduled for October 24 this year draws near. Washington decided once again to remind how important Uzbekistan is to it in July this year, when US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken during a meeting with … [Read more...] about US Is Actively Trying to Extend Its Influence to Uzbekistan
Uyghur Tribunal: US Lawfare at its Lowest
The so-called “Uyghur Tribunal” is promoted across the Western media as an “independent” tribunal. AP claims that it seeks to lay out evidence that will “compel international action to tackle growing concerns about alleged abuses in Xinjiang.” The tribunal – having no legal basis or enforcement mechanism – will clearly be used to help bolster calls for a boycott of the 2022 … [Read more...] about Uyghur Tribunal: US Lawfare at its Lowest
UAE is Gradually becoming a Geopolitical Player in its Own Right
Until recently, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) was part of one Sunni camp of Gulf monarchies (UAE, KSA, Qatar, Oman, Bahrain, Kuwait) traditionally competing for supremacy in the Middle East with the Shiite Iran, the political Islam of Turkey and Israeli dominance. However, the degradation of American global hegemony is now forcing many countries to pursue active independent … [Read more...] about UAE is Gradually becoming a Geopolitical Player in its Own Right
