The contemporary relevance of the principle of non-intervention appears marked by profound ambivalence.
The real question for the EU and NATO is how will they cope with the opprobrium which follows?
The European Union is captured by warmongering, thieving fascists who will do anything to satiate their Russophobic fantasies.
After losing the support of liberal, Zionist evangelical, and Olavo de Carvalho-aligned leaders, Bolsonarism is now losing the support of Trump’s leadership
Trump will spend most of next year campaigning hard and selling his economic agenda. But will voters feel relief in their wallets before they cast their ballots?
The procedural, and theoretical, admission of Russia’s case at the place and time when it occurred emits a double message.
The idea that the Middle East no longer represents a central strategic region, reducible to a limited conflict between Israel and the Palestinians, seems overly optimistic.
Political dissent within the EU is on the rise.
