The Economic Flank of Russia-U.S. Normalization of Relations

While the political class in the West is hysterically focused on whether the tariffs ordered by President Trump will blow out the world financial system, there are serious discussions proceeding on the implementation of a new development architecture. At the center of this process are Russian officials and their counterparts among the BRICS nations, including especially nations from the Global […]

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Beijing-Moscow Cooperation Advancing Like “an Express Train”

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi was in Moscow March 31-April 2 for high-level talks on strategic issues such as the Ukraine war, BRICS and bilateral cooperation, and to prepare the upcoming trip of President Xi Jinping on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II, celebrated on May 9 in Russia. The Russian President will […]

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Nationalizing the Central Bank of Russia, the Standpoint of Sergey Glazyev

One of the most important and controversial panels at this year’s Moscow Economic Forum, April 1-2, was entitled: “Is it Time To Nationalize the Central Bank of Russia?” A very timely issue for the MEF, which was founded in 2013 by businessmen and economists, including from the Russian Academy of Sciences, as an alternative to the neoliberal-dominated economic forums dating […]

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Germany: Friedrich Merz Faces Internal Rebellion, for the Wrong Reasons

Tentative new Chancellor Friedrich Merz cannot avoid granting some concessions to the Social Democrats (SPD) in return for forming a coalition government with his Christian Democrats. But there are a number of rebels within his party who threaten not to vote for him as Chancellor if he does make those concessions. In an interview April 7 with Süddeutsche Zeitung, Johannes […]

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BACKGROUND: New York Times Reveals How Deeply Involved the U.S. Was in Ukraine War against Russia

On March 29, the New York Times published an extraordinarily long, 13,000-word report entitled “The Partnership: The Secret History of the War in Ukraine.” In the introduction, it reports that the investigation by Adam Entous, is based on more than 300 interviews with government, military and intelligence officials in Ukraine, the United States, Britain, Germany, Poland, Belgium, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia […]

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Signalgate: Trump Decries the Witch Hunts and Fake News

In remarks to NBC News on March 29, President Trump said he had no intention of firing National Security Adviser Mike Waltz or anybody else over the Signalgate scandal, which had broken a few days before. “I do not fire people because of fake news and because of witch hunts,” he stated, adding in vintage Trump style: “I have no […]

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The Would-Be Leaders of Europe Just Can’t Accept the New Reality

Despite their blatant failures until now, French President Emmanuel Macron and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer have kept up the pretense of forming a “coalition of the willing” to continue to support Ukraine’s war effort without the United States. After the latest meeting in Paris on March 27, Emmanuel Macron conceded that the potential volunteers were not willing to support […]

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Europe’s “Coalition of the Willing” As Seen by Russia’s Top Diplomat

In an interview with Russia’s Channel One on March 25, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov had blistering words for European leaders, which put in perspective the latter’s self-inflated claims. He noted that while the Trump administration seeks dialogue and is receptive to Moscow’s need for “clear-cut guarantees”, “Europe went down a completely different path. Like in the times of Napoleon […]

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