For years the U.S. committed policies that have left a lot of countries grumbling. Now, as the U.S. needs support to milden the consequences of 'punishing' Russia, those policies come back to bite. So will the secondary effects of sanctions the 'west' has imposed on Russia.
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The Atlantic Alliance magnifies Ukraine on the occasion of the first anniversary of the Russian military intervention on its territory. Before our very eyes, we see it resorting to the most deceptive propaganda, handling with skill omissions and sometimes lies. Contrary to what she claims, this war was never illegal, even if today it no longer seems necessary and should be stopped. However, the causes of the war remain and the Kremlin anticipates a second round, not to annex Ukraine or Moldova, but to save Transnistria. Read More »

Transparency concerns over the Commission president’s role in negotiations will be handled behind closed doors. Read More »

Seymour Hersh’s bombshell report on how the United States government blew up the Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines in the Baltic Sea last September continues to generate rippling geopolitical waves all across the spectrum. Read More »

It is an open secret: the government of Kiyv is losing militarily to the Russian army. The latter is advancing without hurrying and is building the defense of the regions that joined Moscow by referendum. But this inexorable reality hides others. For example, the fact that Turkey, still a member of NATO, supports Russia and provides it with spare parts for its army. Not only is the Atlantic Alliance losing, but it is cracking. Read More »

News of Russian banks connecting to Iran’s financial messaging system strengthens the resistance against US-imposed sanctions on both countries and accelerates global de-dollarization.   Read More »

The French state seems to have trouble getting rid of McKinsey, this consulting firm whose growing influence in the spheres of power exasperates more than one. However, while he was being prosecuted by the National Financial Prosecutor's Office (PNF), we learn that McKinsey was chosen by the State in a market of 2.5 million euros awarded to consulting firms. Information that risks triggering a huge controversy in the coming days Read More »

Things are getting psychotic. As you listen to EU leaders, all parroting identical ‘good news’ speaking points, they nonetheless radiate basal disquietude – presumably a reflection of the psychic stress from, on the one hand, repeating ‘Ukraine is winning: Russia’s defeat is coming’, when, on the other, they know the exact opposite to be true: That ‘no way’ can Europe defeat a large Russian army on the landmass of Eurasia. Read More »

Olivier Dussopt, Minister of Labor and indefatigable "pension reform commando" has just received an investigation report from the National Financial Prosecutor's Office (PNF) which suspects him of an offense of favoritism with one of the French giants of the water, according to information from Mediapart . Barely revealed on February 3, the case begins to make waves. Read More »

The European Union is organizing a conference entitled: "Beyond disinformation – EU responses to the threat of foreign information manipulation." Read More »