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PUTIN AND KIM JONG-UN. FROM MAJOR APPLICATIONS TO WEAPONS EXCHANGES

Russian President Vladimir Putin and DPRK leader Kim Jong-un completed the first meeting at the summit in Vladivostok. The meeting lasted almost two hours. And this is an hour more than the protocol service intended. Journalists could only watch the greeting of the leaders. Following the results, several …

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WASHINGTON NOT HAPPY ABOUT NEW CHINA FOCUS ON CENTRAL AMERICA

F. William Engdahl As it becomes clear that the Trump Administration support, so far unsuccessful, for regime change in Venezuela is also very much about targeting the huge financial presence of China with the Maduro regime, recent news of a major Chinese oil success in Cuban waters will …

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China 70 years from now

Giancarlo Elia Valori In my opinion, after the 19th CPC National Congress, two changes characterize the new form of Communist China: the amendment to the Party’s Constitution, with the phrase “Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era” introduced directly by current President Xi …

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WILL RUSSIA FIGHT WITH ISRAEL FOR IRAN?

Stacy Little While some journalists are looking for the causes of the fire of Notre-Dame-de-Paris, while others worry about the fate of Julian Assange issued by the Ecuadorian embassy, another reason for a big war has appeared in the Middle East. From October of this year, Iran will …

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NOTRE-DAME BURNS – A TRAGIC SYMBOL OF OUR CIVILISATION?

Duncan Whitmore As most readers will have heard, the famed Notre-Dame de Paris, one of the most splendid examples of French gothic architecture and an icon of European cultural heritage, was severely damaged by fire on Monday of this week. Such was the dominance of the building that …

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Khalifa Haftar’s military advance

Giancarlo Elia Valori Khalifa Haftar’s military advance – started in Jufra on April 4 last –  passed from the South, namely Fezzan, and partly from  Central Libya, starting from the Westernmost point of the area of ​​influence already gained by Haftar in the last military advances. The support …

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North Korea’s future international relations

Giancarlo Elia Valori Rumours are rife in world diplomacy circles that the United States wanted to force the hand in the recent talks with North Korea held in Hanoi last March. The US side, in particular, tried to achieve a broader definition of “denuclearization”, a criterion capable of …

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Muslim Brotherhood relationship with Jordanian regime

By Shehab Al Makahleh The most prominent historical epochs the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) of Jordan has undergone since its establishment in 1945 had been when the then then Jordanian King Abdullah I welcome the movement. On the inauguration ceremony of the Muslim Brotherhood of Jordan, the then king …

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