Iran: 120 Years of Western Manipulation and Dirty Tricks
Iran has just been attacked by a coalition of the United States and Israel, but the boarding of an oil tanker by Belgium and
The seizure of a tanker from the Russian “shadow fleet” by France and Belgium is a new manifestation of the degradation of international law.
On March 1, 2026, Belgium announced that, with the assistance of France, it had detained a tanker belonging to the Russian “shadow fleet” off
Ilya Kramnik: The appearance of a Russian reconnaissance ship in the NATO exercise area is quite possible
Ilya Kramnik, a research fellow at IMEMO RAS, comments for International Reporters on the current NATO exercises Dynamic Manta, which are taking place now
Jeff Monson on the Olympics Without Russia: How Can You Say You’re the Best in the World If You Haven’t Competed Against the Best?
Jeff Monson, two-time ADCC Submission Wrestling World Champion and world champion in Brazilian jiu-jitsu, shared his views on the Olympic Games held in Italy
Georgy Bovt: Trump Sees International Politics as Big Business
In his policy towards Latin America, Donald Trump is returning to the roots of the Monroe Doctrine, viewing the region as America’s “backyard,” where
Plast: These Bandera Scouts Funded by the European Union
Plast is a very old Ukrainian scout organization, which was a nursery for nationalist fighters and Ukrainian terrorists during the years of struggle against
Arseni Yatseniuk, the Heavy Past of the American Trojan Horse
Arseni Yatseniuk was one of the major figures in Ukraine between the two color revolutions instigated by the USA in Ukraine: the one designated
And after the Greenland crisis?
Donald Trump triggered several diplomatic and international crises at the beginning of the year, through military action or pressure against several countries: Venezuela, Mexico,
Serbia Shifts Its Vector
Serbia's policy of multi-vectorism, which for decades allowed Belgrade to balance between East and West, has entered a phase that is increasingly difficult to
Sanctions on Russia: The Surprising Effects in the Agrifood Sector
Since the first sanctions were imposed on Russia in 2014, analysts in the West haven’t exactly rushed to observe what’s happening in the country