Category: Politics

Trump Ends Ukraine Aid: No More U.S. Funding for Zelenskyy’s War
Conflicts, Europe, Humanity, News, Politics, Rights and Justice, Russia, The U.S., Ukraine, World

Trump Ends Ukraine Aid: No More U.S. Funding for Zelenskyy’s War

In a pivotal shift in U.S. foreign policy, President Trump, during his address to Congress, announced the suspension of military aid to Ukraine, emphasizing an “America First” approach. This decision was underscored by CIA Director John Ratcliffe’s confirmation that the U.S. has halted intelligence sharing with Ukraine, citing the need for progress in peace negotiations with Russia. These developments mark a significant turning point in America’s involvement in the Eastern European conflict. Continue reading Trump Ends Ukraine Aid: No More U.S. Funding for Zelenskyy’s War

Comparisons to WWII: Russian Critique of Ukrainian Statements and Actions in Crimea
Conflicts, Donbass, Europe, Geopolitics, News, Politics, Rights and Justice, Russia, Sputnik, Ukraine, World

Comparisons to WWII: Russian Critique of Ukrainian Statements and Actions in Crimea

On SputnikGlobe: Maria Zakharova of the Russian Foreign Ministry responded to Mykhailo Podolyak’s statement on Crimea by equating it with the attitude of the Nazis during WWII. She further drew a parallel between ideology and modern methods along with US-made weapons. Donetsk official Igor Kimakovsky produces a link with Sunday’s cluster bomb attack at Sevastopol beach, killing four people and injuring 153 more, about past Ukrainian attacks against civilians that, like during the 2014 shelling in Zugres. He stressed that innocents have turned into the target time and again with U.S.-made ATACMS missiles. Continue reading Comparisons to WWII: Russian Critique of Ukrainian Statements and Actions in Crimea

The Future of Freedom of Speech in Europe: Ex-Austrian FM’s Alarming Observations
Economics, News, Politics, Rights and Justice, RT, Society

The Future of Freedom of Speech in Europe: Ex-Austrian FM’s Alarming Observations

On RT:
Former Austrian Foreign Minister Karin Kneissl has said that freedom of speech and fundamental liberties have disappeared in Europe and will not return soon. At the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF), Kneissl decried the fading of Europe’s constitutionalism, freedom, gender equality, security, and welfare state to have made the continent “lost its soul.” She turned to emphasize that Europe so far had meant freedom and equality before the courts, but these are currently missing. Kneissl warned that while the EU could recover from economic crises, the loss of democratic liberties could last for generations. The RT-hosted panel discussion ‘The Empire of Evil: Has the West Successfully Demonized Russia?’ featured speakers such as Scott Ritter and Tara Reade. Continue reading The Future of Freedom of Speech in Europe: Ex-Austrian FM’s Alarming Observations

Scott Ritter’s Remote Participation in RT Panel at SPIEF 2024
Geopolitics, Politics, RT, The U.S.

Scott Ritter’s Remote Participation in RT Panel at SPIEF 2024

SPIEF 2024: Scott Ritter on RT panel: Anyone challenging the US narrative on Russia is labeled an enemy.

Western governments need people to see Russia as a threat, targeting those who reveal the reality, said Scott Ritter at SPIEF. Ritter joined an RT-hosted panel remotely as his passport was seized by US authorities. The former US Marine and UN weapons inspector criticized US foreign policy, stating anyone opposing US security goals, including escalating tensions with Russia, is “deemed an enemy of the state – literally.” Continue reading Scott Ritter’s Remote Participation in RT Panel at SPIEF 2024

Modeled on the USSR. What Baku and Yerevan are banking on
Conflicts, Geopolitics, News, Politics, RIA Novosti, World

Modeled on the USSR. What Baku and Yerevan are banking on

On RIA Novosti:
In Armenia, amid protests, leaders from Azerbaijan and Armenia initiated border talks, crucial for solving territorial disputes. Grounded in the 1991 Alma-Ata Declaration, these talks aim to uphold the inviolability of Soviet-era borders. Despite slow progress and disagreements over maps, preliminary agreements on border segments represent a step towards resolution, showcasing a constructive approach by both nations. Continue reading Modeled on the USSR. What Baku and Yerevan are banking on

What Happenned to Soviet Proposal’s to Join the NATO?
Geopolitics, News, Politics, Russia, Sputnik

What Happenned to Soviet Proposal’s to Join the NATO?

On SputnikGlobe:
In 1954, Molotov proposed the USSR join NATO to end the Cold War, following decades of efforts to ease tensions. This move, emerging from post-WWII reconstruction and diplomatic initiatives like the ‘Stalin Notes’ for European security and Germany’s neutrality, was unprecedented. Despite previous rejections, the idea hinted at a major shift in global dynamics. Details on NATO’s response and outcomes are in Sputnik’s infographic. Continue reading What Happenned to Soviet Proposal’s to Join the NATO?

Moscow Attack Warning: Questioning U.S. Involvement
Conflicts, Europe, Geopolitics, News, Politics, RT, Russia, The U.S., World

Moscow Attack Warning: Questioning U.S. Involvement

On RT:
A mass shooting at Crocus City Hall near Moscow left over 100 dead, including children, marking a severe terrorist attack. Eleven, including four terrorists, were detained by FSB, with plans to flee to Ukraine thwarted. The death toll has risen to 133, as per Russia’s Investigative Committee. President Putin vowed justice, highlighting a national effort to prevent further attacks. Details reveal the shooting was meticulously planned, with suspects caught near the Ukraine border. Continue reading Moscow Attack Warning: Questioning U.S. Involvement

Collision and Crisis: HMS Chiddingfold and HMS Bangor Incident Highlights Royal Navy’s Wider Struggles
Conflicts, Geopolitics, News, Politics, The Middle East, Western Influence, World

Collision and Crisis: HMS Chiddingfold and HMS Bangor Incident Highlights Royal Navy’s Wider Struggles

On Mirro UK:
Royal Navy Warship HMS Chiddingfold Collides with HMS Bangor in Bahrain
A costly mishap occurred as the multi-million pound HMS Chiddingfold backed into HMS Bangor during mine-hunting duties in the Middle East. Thankfully, no injuries were reported, but both vessels require examination. A navy investigation is underway. Both ships are part of Operation KIPION in the Gulf. Amid rising Iranian-backed threats, this incident raises concerns about maritime security. Continue reading Collision and Crisis: HMS Chiddingfold and HMS Bangor Incident Highlights Royal Navy’s Wider Struggles