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Qual è la prossima mossa di Erdogan in Siria?
Italiano
Qual è la prossima mossa di Erdogan in Siria?
December 15, 2024

I media occidentali non saranno più in grado di ignorare il fatto che il West bankrolls i terroristi più raccapriccianti e orribili del mondo.

Martin Jay
O choque de Erdogan em Idlib eclipsa “Kursk”
December 12, 2024

Buscar um acordo sobre a Ucrânia é tratar o sintoma e ignorar a cura

Alastair Crooke
O choque de Erdogan em Idlib eclipsa “Kursk”
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What’s Erdogan’s next move in Syria?
Security
What’s Erdogan’s next move in Syria?
December 11, 2024

Western media will no longer be able to ignore the fact that the West bankrolls the most gruesome, horrific terrorists in the world.

Martin Jay
Western values? Kiev NeoNazi regime joins Syria’s Al Qaeda terrorists
December 6, 2024

There is little doubt that the involvement of the Ukrainian military in Syria has been orchestrated by the NATO sponsors of the Kiev regime.

Western values? Kiev NeoNazi regime joins Syria’s Al Qaeda terrorists
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Erdogan’s Idlib shock shadows “Kursk”
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Erdogan’s Idlib shock shadows “Kursk”
December 6, 2024

To seek a deal on Ukraine is to treat the symptom and to ignore a cure, Alastair Crooke writes.

Alastair Crooke
An Islamic front against Israel?
September 15, 2024

We have reached that moment in history when once again the Islamic peoples come together for the “holy war” and this time the conflict will take place on a much higher level.

Lorenzo Maria Pacini
An Islamic front against Israel?
World
Changing tides: The G-7’s decline and the E-7’s rise
Editor's Сhoice
Changing tides: The G-7’s decline and the E-7’s rise
September 6, 2024

As the E-7 stands alone in defending human rights, the G-7’s trustworthiness is being shaken to its core

Turkey joining BRICS represents another step to a multipolar world
September 5, 2024

The USA, the EU and the UK will continue to be powerful players, but their influence on developing countries and their dominance of the global financial system, seems set to wane as BRICS forges a more multipolar world over the longer term.

Ian Proud
Turkey joining BRICS represents another step to a multipolar world
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