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What to remember from the 2022 NATO Summit in Madrid

Washington D. C. (États-Unis) | 29 June 2022

The June 29-30, 2022 NATO Summit in Madrid, Spain will be an historic moment for the Transatlantic Alliance. Building on the President’s first NATO Summit on June 14, 2021, and extraordinary Summits held on February 25, 2022 and March 24, 2022 in response to Russia’s war of aggression against (…)

EU launches blockade of Kaliningrad

23 June 2022

European Union demanded of Poland and Lithuania to ban the transit of goods from mainland Russia to the Russian region of Kaliningrad (formerly Köningsberg).
When Lithuania joined the European Union, it was stipulated that this Baltic state should guarantee transit to the Russian exclave of (…)

Boris Johnson statement on the situation in Ukraine

by Boris Johnson

London (United Kingdom) | 22 February 2022

Thank you Mr Speaker,
With permission I will make a statement about the situation in Ukraine.
Last night, President Putin flagrantly violated the Minsk peace agreements by recognising the supposed independence of the so-called “People’s Republics” of Donetsk and Luhansk in eastern Ukraine. (…)

Counter-argument to the 5 Russian myths deconstructed by NATO

Moscow (Russia) | 30 November 2021

This document is the response of the Russian Foreign Ministry to NATO’s publication "Top Five Russian Myths Debunked by NATO" MYTH: Russia is not interested in a dialogue with NATO
Rebuttal:
Russia did not do anything to worsen its relations with NATO. The blame for the degradation of these (…)

Czech Republic produced Novichok

6 May 2018

During an televised interview broadcast on TV Barrandov, the President of the Czech Republic, Miloš Zeman (see photo), has indicated that he commissioned his secret services to produce a report on the Russian allegation that it was probably his country that had produced Novichok, the same (…)

Press release on summoning foreign ambassadors to the Foreign Ministry

Moscow (Russia) | 30 March 2018

On March 30, the Foreign Ministry summoned the heads of diplomatic missions from Australia, Albania, Germany, Denmark, Ireland, Spain, Italy, Canada, Latvia, Lithuania, Macedonia, Moldova, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Romania, Ukraine, Finland, France, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Sweden and (…)

Boris Johnson and Jens Stoltenberg Joint press point

by Boris Johnson , Jens Stoltenberg

Brussels (Belgium) | 19 March 2018

Jens Stoltenberg: [NATO Secretary General] : Foreign Secretary Johnson, my friend Boris,
Welcome to the NATO Headquarters and it’s really a pleasure to meet you today, here, and thank you also for updating me on the latest developments in the Salisbury investigation.
The attack in Salisbury (…)

Could Turkey swing over to the Russian camp?

by Thierry Meyssan

Damascus (Syria) | 10 January 2017

Even though, historically, Russia has a weighty past with Turkey, and even though it has not forgotten the personal rôle played by current President Erdoğan, to its detriment, during the the first Chechen war, it can not fail to be interested by the possibility of Ankara leaving NATO. On the (…)

“The Art of War”

Nato/Exit’s Vital Objective

by Manlio Dinucci

Rome (Italy) | 28 June 2016

While political and media attention has focussed on Brexit and on the possibilities of further fragmentation of the EU, Nato, wearing blinkers as usual, increases its presence and influence in Europe. The [Nato] Secretary General, Stoltenberg, having acknowledged “the British people have (…)

Countering the neo-Cold Warriors

by Wayne Madsen

Washington D. C. (États-Unis) | 18 July 2015

Shortly, the «gruesome twosome» of U.S.-Russian relations, Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs Victoria Nuland and NATO Supreme Commander General Philip Breedlove, will be joined by a third neo-Cold Warrior, Marine Corps General Joseph Dunford, the prospective Chairman (…)

"Before our eyes"

Is Crimea’s Shift the First of a Long Series ?

by Thierry Meyssan

Damascus (Syria) | 24 March 2014

Beyond the emphatic cries of the West against the accession of the Crimea to the Russian Federation, the real issue is whether this is an orphan event or whether it foreshadows a turning of Eastern Europe toward Moscow. With only enslavement to the Brussels bureaucracy to offer, Brussels fears (…)

Obama Raises the Military Stakes: Confrontation on the Frontiers of China and Russia

by James Petras

8 December 2011

After suffering major military and political defeats in bloody ground wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, failing to buttress long-standing clients in Yemen, Egypt and Tunisia and witnessing the disintegration of puppet regimes in Somalia and South Sudan, the Obama regime has learned nothing: Instead (…)

Everything You Need to Know About Oil, Gas, Russia, China, Iran, Afghanistan and Obama

Pipelineistan goes Af-Pak

by Pepe Escobar

14 May 2009

Nothing of significance takes place in Eurasia without an energy angle. In this insightful analysis, global reporter Pepe Escobar focuses on the ongoing energy struggle across "Pipelineistan" and the Great Game of business, diplomacy and proxy war between Russia and the U.S. He delves into (…)

The Geopolitical Great Game: Turkey and Russia Moving Closer

by F. William Engdahl

1 March 2009

Turkish President Abdullah Gül and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev signed a joint declaration in Moscow on 28 February 2009 aimed at deepening friendly relations and improving multidimensional cooperation between the two countries, with the Russian side defining the declaration as a “strategic (…)

“No left turn”

by Alvaro Vargas Llosa

17 January 2006

When the Aymaran indegenous leader Tupac Katari was executed in 1781 by Spanish colonial rulers, he cried out that he would return incarnated in millions. The overwhelming victory of Evo Morales, being himself also an Aymaran aborigine, seems that Katari was right. His electoral victory was (…)

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