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U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Saturday he authorized the Baltic nations of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania to send U.S.-made anti-tank and an

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Saturday he authorized the Baltic nations of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania to send U.S.-made anti-tank and an

The world is fearful of possible war once again. This time the hotspot is Ukraine, with the accompanying crisis there and the fact that two of the adversaries, the U.S. and Russia, are the two largest nuclear powers on Earth.

Washington should not “cede the battlefield” to Moscow in resolving the crisis over Ukraine’s future, but instead signal to the Kremlin that any invasion will be met with “actions with backbone,” three international security experts said late last week. Marshall Billingslea, a former top arms negotiator in the Trump administration, called for the “accelerated development […]

Commentary Vladimir Putin believes that the greatest tragedy in the post-World War II era was the collapse of ...

DiplomacyThe Western empire-builders are weakened and exposed in the eyes of their own populations and thus are disarmed politically to pursue confrontation. Author and commentator Alex Krainer explains in the following interview why Russia is now strong enough to take a definitive stand against the United States and its Western empire-builder

There’s much that remains unknown about the violent turmoil that has engulfed Kazakhstan in recent days. But one clear fact has emerged from the mayhem: Vladimir Putin’s political doctrine now openly includes a promise to protect autocratic rulers in post-Soviet states when they face popular unrest.

The outcome of the next French presidential election scheduled for April 10 could have a major impact on… - Jan. 13, 2022. By Olivier VÉDRINE

Moscow has rebuked accusations over role in Central Asian nation Allegations that Russia is playing the role o

Allegations that Russia is playing the role of an “aggressor” during the upheaval in Kazakhstan are nonsense, the foreign ministry has insisted, following the deployment of a Moscow-led peacekeeping mission to quell violence.