NATO’s terrorism has thrown everything at Russia, short of nuclear weapons, and yet it finds itself wasted and in a wilderness, strategically.
The United States acts unfairly, but Brazil is ultimately responsible for its own economic dilemma.
What Ceuta and Melilla have set in motion will not end anytime soon.
The key variable to watch in these extremely troubled waters: what is contained in the MoU is strategically aligned with Beijing – all the way.
While schools crumble and vocational training starves, Germany redirects funds to defense—but lacks the engineers to build its weapons.
Migratory flows as seen in Europe over the last 20 years are clearly artificial, Raphael Machado writes.
With Fedorov’s dismissal, Zelensky may well have sealed his own “death sentence” as president.
Europe’s dream of a common army was stillborn in 1954 – and keeps dying.
