International

Russia and Africa

“Joining Efforts for Peace, Progress and a Successful Future”

by Vladimir Putin, President of the Russian Federation

(15 August 2023) (Edit.) A few days before the Russia-Africa Summit in late July 2023, Russia’s president outlined his vision on the prospects for cooperation between Russia and the African continent.

Serbia-Kosovo crisis

Emergence of an announced disaster

by Chiara Nalli,* Italy

(28 July 2023) (CH-S) The Italian journalist Chiara Nalli from “l’Antidiplomatico” decodes the conflict situation – often incomprehensible to us – in the north and south-east of Kosovo. It seems that the Serb and Albanian inhabitants do not get along. In this report from 31 May, the reader gets a deeper insight into the conflict situation. It is still unchanged after two months, the problems persisting. How is it that almost 25 years after NATO’s war against Serbia, which violated International Law, there is still no peace in Kosovo? The responsible protecting powers, the EU, NATO, but also the UN, why don’t they solve the conflict?

Headless EU does the bidding of NGOs and think tanks

Hungarian Minister of Justice speaks out frankly

by Dr Peter F. Mayer*

(19 July 2023) The EU is pursuing a policy of change: energy, food, climate, vaccination and war, including sanctions. These are parts of the “Great Reset” operated by the WEF and the financial capital that controls it, i.e., the billionaires from Rockefeller to Soros to Gates. The respective EU Commission meticulously implements the orders as received from such institutions, the billionaire foundations (NGO) and their think tanks. This is how the Hungarian Justice Minister Judit Varga analysed it on May 25 at a conference in Budapest, as reported by “Magyar Hírlap”.1

Asia-Pacific is where China-Russia “no limits” partnership will be put to test

by M. K. Bhadrakumar,* India

(25 June 2023) The power dynamic in Northeast Asia is undergoing a dramatic change against the backdrop of the “no limits” strategic partnership between China and Russia.

The Turkey dilemma

Interference is not a good counsel

by Florian Stumfall*

(25 June 2023) Turkish President Erdogan has been confirmed to office, and the Turkish community in Germany has made a disproportionate contribution to this result. At first glance, this may appear surprising because the people in question are predominantly second- or third-generation residents of Germany, but they have now made a national Turkish-Islamic pledge. So, while German politicians speak idealistic words about integration on all festive and holiday occasions, the majority of Turks residing in their local communities, retain a strong sense or their Turkish identity. The overly generous dual citizenship law also makes it easy for them.

“The U.S. Should Be a Force for Peace in the World”

Open letter to President Biden

by Eisenhower Media Network,* USA

(25 June 2023) In the United States, eminent former national security experts have written an open letter to President Biden and members of Congress, calling for every effort to be made to put an end to the war in Ukraine through diplomacy. Without endorsing the Russian invasion, they do not hesitate to denounce the actions of NATO and the arms dealers who have helped destabilise Europe. Will they be heard?