Giancarlo Elia Valori Venezuela’s economy – in a country that has better oil reserves than Saudi Arabia and Iran – began with the OPEC oil price crisis, when Chavez was still alive, until the heavy fall in oil prices in 2013. The social spending of Venezuelan “Bolivarianism” was …
Read More »FUTURE SCENARIOS OF THE CURRENT WAR
Phil Uman When we talk about a possible war, it is important to understand: it is already underway. Though technically by peaceful means, we have already been attacked. Only not with bombs and shells, but with subversion along the whole front of reality. But it is only for …
Read More »IRAN BREAKS NUCLEAR DEAL
Gasanov Kamran Iran refused to fulfill part of its obligations under the “nuclear deal”. What will be the consequences of Tehran’s decision and how will the United States react to it? Iran’s patience has burst. Exactly one year after Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw from the Joint Comprehensive …
Read More »MY ROLE IN WEAPONIZING ‘MORAL EQUIVALENCE’ AND ‘RELIGIOUS FREEDOM’
James George Jatras It’s confession time … Without getting overly autobiographical, it is worth noting that my perspectives (whatever their value) on American public policy and global affairs reflect decades of first-hand, professional experience in both the Executive and Legislative branches of the US government. The former was …
Read More »The meeting between Kim Jong-Un and Vladimir Putin
Giancarlo Elia Valori It was precisely the clear failure of the meeting held in Hanoi between the North Korean leader and President Trump, which accelerated North Korea’s search for a meeting with the Russian Federation and later with all its traditional regional allies. In the talks with …
Read More »THE SCANDAL WITH THE RUSSIAN OIL: CONSPIRACY AND TRUTH
Stacy Little Pollution in the Russian oil pipeline happened very “on time” – amid the rejection of Ukraine’s supply and the loud statements of Belarus On April 23, an emergency meeting of representatives of the Belarusian company Belneftekhim and the Russian Transneft takes place. The reason is poor-quality …
Read More »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 …
Read More »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 …
Read More »WHY DO PUTIN AND KIM NEED EACH OTHER
On April 25, the Russian-North Korean summit will be held in Vladivostok, which will be the opposite of the failed Kim and Trump summit in Hanoi Attempt by US President Donald Trump for beautiful words and sweet promises that cost nothing to Washington, put in the pocket of …
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