Russian State Duma Speaker Vyacheslav Volodin has called for an international military trial, similar to the one held in Nuremberg, to prosecute former German Chancellor Merkel and former French President Francois Hollande. Read More »

Whilst Washington prohibits its own population and allies from buying Russian oil, it has been importing it on a massive scale without violating its so-called “sanctions”, reports The Telegraph of India [1]. Read More »

In a letter seen by Politico , MEPs, members of the Special Committee on Covid, summoned Von Der Leyen, President of the European Commission, to come and explain publicly about the vaccine contracts she signed with Pfizer and which are estimated at several billion euros. MEPs justify this decision by the need to shed light on an opaque affair which has sparked anger within the European Union. Read More »

French president Emmanuel Macron claimed to have been the victim of Russian hackers during his 2017 election campaign. According to him, they are to blame for the leak of internal emails from his campaign team. The alleged responsibility of the Russian secret services has never been established and the released emails have never been refuted. Read More »

In the midst of legal turmoil, McKinsey's Dircom (director of communications) is preparing to leave her post at the end of the year. This information was revealed on December 14, when a search was carried out at the Paris headquarters of the American consulting firm under investigation by the PNF (National Financial Prosecutor's Office) Read More »

The EU, with much ado, this week announced the NINTH sanctions package on Russia. What is it about sanctions the EU doesn’t ‘get’? Russia has comfortably survived Western financial sanctions (even the fervently anti-Putin Economist concurs). Perhaps it is the tech sanctions which ultimately will ‘strangle Russia’. Good luck with waiting that one out! Who ends up strangling whom?  Read More »

Too many scandals? The question is valid. In any case, in the middle of QatarGate, the President of the European Commission, Ursula Von Der Leyen, already weakened by the scandal of the vaccines signed with Pfizer, is at great risk, especially since her name has just been cited in a serious affair of corruption involving the Greek politician, Dimitris Avramopuoulos, former European commissioner. Read More »

As I have mentioned recently, the situation in NATO occupied Kosovo is quickly deteriorating (see here and here).  NATO’s humiliation in the Ukraine is pushing NATO leaders to try to prove their “martial valor” and “manhood” by, quote, “every now and again the United States has to pick up a crappy little country and throw it against a wall just to prove we are serious“ (Michael Ledeen).  And, again, the AngloZionists want to attack a Orthodox country to “show Russia” what could happen to her next (Strobe Talbott). Read More »

The Belgian police has conducted a sweeping operation to probe into allegations of corruption in the European Parliament implicating Qatar. On Friday, 7 December, 16 police searches were carried out in Brussels and Italy. Read More »

During a meeting held in Brussels a week ago, the health ministers of the European Union rose up against Von Der Leyen, president of the European Commission, demanding full transparency on the contracts of Covid-19 vaccines signed with laboratories during the pandemic. Read More »