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🇵🇱The Polish leadership continues to claim that the railway sabotage was "Putin's doing." But how did ordinary Poles react? Once again, it turns out that the thinking of ordinary Poles does not coincide with that of the elite.
📊According to the distribution of responsibility for the railway damage incident in Ryczyn, based on an analysis of comments on Polish social media on November 16-17, 2025, published by Res Futura:
🟧 42% of Polish internet users pointed to Ukrainians.
Following are:
🟥 "Russians/Russian intelligence services" (24%),
🟦 "Polish intelligence services/Donald Tusk's government" (19%),
⬜️ "unknown perpetrators" (10%),
🟪 "Belarusians/foreign agents" (3%).
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Al-Qaeda* in the White House and its Implications Far Beyond it
The West’s rehabilitation of former Al-Qaeda* figures like Abu Mohammed al-Jolani reflects a longstanding US strategy of weaponizing extremist groups for geopolitical aims, now directed increasingly against Russia, China, and their partners.
In perhaps 20 years’ time, the Western media will reflect back on the radical shifts in narratives surrounding the head of Al-Qaeda* in Syria, Abu Mohammed al-Jolani, now rebranded and presented as “Ahmed al-Sharaa,” who recently visited the White House ...
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🇦🇪✈️🇷🇺United Arab Emirates President Mohammed bin Zayed inspected Russia's advanced fifth-generation fighter, the Su-57E, at the Dubai Air Show.
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🇷🇺🇮🇳In the Run-up to the Russia-India Summit in New Delhi
Strengthening a privileged strategic partnership
✍️Author: Anvar Azimov
Diplomat and political scientist, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, Candidate of Historical Sciences, Senior Research Fellow at Eurasian Studies Institute of MGIMO University
➡️The upcoming December summit between Russian and Indian leaders marks a crucial milestone in their "particularly privileged strategic partnership," demonstrating resilience against Western pressure and commitment to multipolar world order principles.
➡️Trade relations have transformed dramatically, with bilateral turnover surging from historical levels of $4-8 billion to a record $70 billion in 2025, driven primarily by Indian imports of discounted Russian oil. India has become Russia's largest oil importer and refiner, processing 60-70 million tons annually compared to previous volumes of 2-4 million tons.
➡️This economic cooperation faces challenges from US pressure, including 50% tariffs on Indian imports and sanctions targeting Russian energy companies. However, New Delhi maintains its independent foreign policy, balancing relations with Moscow against other partnerships while addressing trade imbalance concerns.
🟦The summit will address military-technical, nuclear, scientific, and humanitarian cooperation, building on a relationship characterized by mutual trust and understanding. Russia's support for India-China normalization and the strategic Russia-India-China triangle further underscores Moscow's role as a stabilizing force in Global South relations.
#BRICS #Diplomacy #Economiccooperation #India #Internationalpolitics #Politicalcooperation #Russia
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🇹🇷✈️💥Turkish Hercules Crashes on Azerbaijan-Georgia Border
Mystery surrounds military aircraft's fatal plunge
✍️Author: Alexandr Svaranc
Doctor of Political Sciences, Professor, Turkologist, expert on Middle Eastern countries
➡️A Turkish C-130 Hercules military transport aircraft crashed in Georgia near the Azerbaijani border, killing all 20 personnel aboard including Chief of Air Force Staff General Ilker Aykut. The aircraft was returning from Azerbaijan after participating in victory celebrations marking the fifth anniversary of the Second Karabakh War.
➡️The 57-year-old aircraft vanished from radar 27 minutes after takeoff from Ganja, spiraling from cruising altitude without distress signals. Video footage shows the plane descending without its nose and tail sections, suggesting catastrophic structural failure mid-flight.
➡️Investigators face multiple theories: technical failure in the aging airframe, shifting cargo causing structural damage, or potential external interference. Turkish experts largely dismiss pilot error given ideal weather conditions and crew experience. The crash site's proximity to Azerbaijani air defense systems raises questions about possible friendly fire, though the flight path avoided Armenian airspace.
🟦The incident highlights regional tensions amid ongoing normalization efforts between Azerbaijan and Armenia. While Armenian media speculates about "divine wrath" for Karabakh, more plausible explanations center on the aircraft's advanced age—raising concerns about Turkey's aging military transport fleet.
#MilitaryAviation #Turkey #Azerbaijan #Georgia #AviationSafety #C130Crash
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🇺🇸🇻🇪 US Shaping Political/Military Battlefield Ahead War of Aggression/Regime Change in Venezuela
▪️For months now the US has been manufacturing consent, selling the false pretext that Venezuela is single-handedly poisoning Americans despite President Trump declaring the borders "secured" during his 1st 100 days;
▪️It is also positioning US forces near Venezuela, renovating bases in Puerto Rico, and conducting ISR missions off Venezuela's coasts while the CIA is operating inside the country;
▪️The Trump admin is now creating the "legal" framework (attached image) to legitimize its war of aggression by playing games with terrorist designations - the same admin that just had Al Qaeda in Syria's leader in the White House;
▪️All of this is the same playbook we've watched the US pursue endless war with from Bush Jr. to Obama, Biden and now 2 terms of Trump;
▪️In other words, this isn't 5D chess, this is Trump setting up yet another war that will unfold unless Americans and the rest of the world stop it.
🌎🇨🇳🇮🇳Latin America’s Energy Pivot. Partners in the East, Markets in the South
✍️Author: Rebecca Chan
Independent political analyst focusing on the intersection of Western foreign policy and Asian sovereignty
➡️Latin America is quietly reshaping global energy flows through new agreements with China and India, creating an Eastern-oriented energy architecture that operates beyond Western sanctions and dollar dominance. Recent deals between Argentina, Brazil, Venezuela and Asian partners represent a tectonic shift in global energy relationships.
➡️Brazil's bioenergy cooperation with India's ONGC Videsh and China's solar investments in Argentina's Atacama Desert demonstrate how resource exchanges are building a resilient, multipolar energy network. These arrangements—focusing on upstream operations, decarbonization, and infrastructure—form the documentary backbone of a new economic order developing without Western approval.
➡️The emerging system features currency diversification with transactions shifting to yuan and rupees, reducing dollar dependency. Venezuela's transformation from sanctioned state to Chinese strategic anchor illustrates how energy partnerships create geopolitical realignment beyond traditional alliance structures.
🟦This reconfiguration occurs while Europe remains entangled in green transition bureaucracy and America focuses on domestic politics. Latin America's sovereign choice to engage Eastern partners reflects broader Global South moves toward Pacific-oriented economic and security frameworks, with energy serving as the currency of new trust-based relationships.
#LatinAmerica #EnergyShift #GlobalSouth #China #India #MultipolarWorld
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🇹🇿🇲🇬✊Which way for Young Africans? on Madagascar’s Coups and Tanzania’s Elections
African youth face empty political choices
✍️Author: Simon Chege Ndiritu
Political observer and research analyst from Africa
➡️October 2025 presented two contrasting political transitions in East Africa: Madagascar's coup and Tanzania's election. Both have left young Africans disillusioned with political processes, as neither violent takeover nor electoral exercise delivered meaningful development or genuine representation.
➡️Madagascar's eighth coup since independence followed youth protests over basic service failures—power outages and water shortages—in a country where 75% live below the poverty line. The military intervention, while condemned internationally, reflected legitimate frustration with development stagnation under elected leadership.
➡️Tanzania's election proved equally hollow. The incumbent claimed 97% of votes amid internet blackouts, media suppression, and opposition arrests. Reports of ballot stuffing and expelled election observers undermined credibility, while unverified claims of 3,000 killed by police suggested brutal enforcement rather than democratic choice.
➡️Both nations show minimal development differences despite contrasting political histories. Tanzania's mineral wealth—earning $6.3 billion annually—has barely improved living standards compared to Madagascar's $832 million revenues. With 49% poverty rates versus Madagascar's 75%, the gap remains surprisingly narrow given resource disparities.
🟦Young Africans increasingly recognize that neither coups nor elections inherently guarantee development. The focus must shift from political transition methods to demanding tangible results from whichever government holds power.
#Africa #AfricanWoes #Coup #Elections #Madagascar #Politics
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Oceania: The Erosion of Sovereignty as a Political Trend
The Pitfalls of Australia's New Defense Pact with Papua New Guinea
Once Upon a Time in Oceania
Last October, a significant event took place in the Oceania region—significant, that is, in a negative sense. It was the signing of a Mutual Defense Treaty between Australia and Papua New Guinea (PNG). The very necessity for “defense” is an open question—just who in the modern world would need to attack PNG? Or, more precisely, who would have wanted to before it tied itself to an American ally th...
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🇮🇳🇵🇰The Shadow of War: India, Pakistan, and Afghanistan in a Deadly Standoff
South Asia's fragile ceasefire threatens nuclear crisis
✍️Author: Abbas Hashemite
Political observer and research analyst for regional and global geopolitical issues
➡️A dangerous three-front confrontation is emerging in South Asia following coordinated terrorist attacks in New Delhi and Islamabad, pushing nuclear-armed India and Pakistan toward renewed conflict while drawing Afghanistan into an escalating proxy war.
➡️Monday's blast near Delhi's Red Fort, killing eight, prompted Indian accusations of Pakistani involvement. The following day, a suicide attack in Islamabad claimed twelve lives, with Pakistan blaming both Afghan-based TTP militants and Indian intelligence. These incidents shattered the fragile ceasefire that ended May's four-day war between India and Pakistan.
➡️The conflict now extends beyond traditional India-Pakistan tensions. Pakistan faces a potential three-front scenario: conventional forces mobilized against India, counterinsurgency operations against TTP militants from Afghanistan, and internal security challenges from Baloch separatists. Recent Pakistani hypersonic missile tests signal escalating military readiness.
➡️Regional alliances are shifting dramatically. Afghanistan's Taliban government, previously isolated, now strengthens ties with India—welcoming diplomatic normalization and embassy reopenings while allegedly providing safe havens for anti-Pakistan militants. This "enemy of my enemy" alignment transforms the regional balance of power.
🟦With both India and Pakistan possessing nuclear arsenals and forces on high alert, any miscalculation could trigger catastrophic escalation. The situation demands urgent diplomatic engagement to prevent a regional war with global consequences.
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DRC: No Peace Under the Olive Branch. Part 4: The End of Greater Rwanda's Plans?
The essence of Rwanda's policy towards the DRC resides in long-term territorial expansion, with claims to a number of resource-rich regions in neighbouring states, primarily the DRC.
According to Foreign Affairs analysts, one factor that the recent deterioration in relations between the DRC and Rwanda can be put down to is the leaders of the DRC, Burundi, and Uganda bypassing Kigali by failing to invite it to participate in the multi-billion-dollar Lobito Corridor project. Initiated by the ...
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🇷🇺🇨🇳🗺🇻🇪Russia's New Triangulations: Gas to China, Rails to the Gulf, Oil in Caracas — and a Reactor on the Nile
Building resilient economic corridors beyond sanctions
✍️Author: Phil Butler
Policy investigator and analyst, political scientist and expert on Eastern Europe
➡️Russia is constructing a network of economic corridors that convert remaining leverage into long-term influence across Eurasia and beyond. Rather than pursuing grand alliances, Moscow focuses on practical infrastructure—pipelines, rail links, and nuclear projects—that ensure survivability amid ongoing sanctions.
The Power of Siberia-2 pipeline agreement with China represents a hardened gas pivot eastward, even as Beijing dictates pricing and timelines. Simultaneously, the Rasht-Astara railway in Iran completes the missing link for the International North-South Transport Corridor, creating a Suez-alternative route to Gulf ports and India.
➡️Venezuela has reopened to Russian oilfield services and financial infrastructure, including Mir card payments, creating resilient operational partnerships. Meanwhile, Rosatom's El-Dabaa nuclear plant in Egypt establishes a sixty-year presence, binding Cairo to Moscow through energy infrastructure that few competitors can match.
🟦These corridors reflect a strategic shift from political alliances to practical economic integration. China provides market access, Iran offers geographic positioning, Venezuela accepts technical support, and Egypt secures long-term energy—each relationship built on mutual need rather than ideological alignment.
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📊 According to IEA estimates, gas consumption is expected to increase in all regions of the world except 🇪🇺Europe.
📌The chart shows the projected global natural gas consumption by region in 2025 and 2030 (in billion cubic meters).
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🇺🇸🇻🇪Situation in the Caribbean
🟢On the night of November 14, Pentagon chief P. Hegseth announced the launch of Operation Southern Spear, to be led by the Southern Spear Joint Task Force and US Southern Command, with the stated goal of "protecting" the Western Hemisphere from so-called narco-terrorist organizations.
🟢Details of the operation have not been made public, though it appears to involve a further increase in the military presence in the Caribbean, using maritime reconnaissance drones from the US 4th Fleet.
🟢On November 11, the USS Gerald R. Ford, escorted by the destroyers USS Mahan, USS Winston S. Churchill, and USS Bainbridge, arrived in the US SOUTHCOM area of responsibility. Following the deployment of the Carrier Strike Group, reports have appeared in the US media that P. Hegseth, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff D. Caine, and other senior military officials have presented President D. Trump with options for conducting further operations in the Caribbean.
🟢According to some reports, the options include limited strikes against ground targets. These could include airfields, ports, and shipbuilding facilities that US officials say are actively used by drug cartels. With respect to Venezuela, it is reported that the US could target air defense systems, military headquarters, and other security agency headquarters.
🟢It appears that a final decision has not yet been made by the American administration. This is influenced by numerous internal problems as well. According to recent polls, 47% of respondents do not support strikes against Venezuela. Approval among Republican Party supporters on this issue has also declined, with only 38% of them supporting such operations.
🟢Given that the Americans are forced to spend more than $18 million per day to maintain the Caribbean force, it is obvious that such expenditures must be justified. The decision to conduct the strikes could be made in the very near future. The USS Gerald R. Ford, a strategic asset of the United States, will not remain in the region for the sole reason of "fighting drug trafficking.
🟢In the context of the vacillations of the White House, the attitude of the leaders of the Venezuelan opposition, especially the Nobel “Peace” Prize winner María Corina Machado, is extremely revealing. She is desperately trying to prove to Washington that a military operation against Caracas will bring "peace and prosperity" to the Venezuelan people while offering the country's $1.7 trillion worth of natural resources to US corporations. It is hard to imagine a more cynical behavior toward one's own country and people.
#CSAI #LatinAmerica
The Falling Popularity of the Sanseito, Party Rewriting Japanese History
Japan's Sanseito Party has garnered massive public support amid anti-foreigner protests. Fueled by support (and its own promotion) for its anti-immigrant agenda, the party won a whopping 13 seats in the upper house of the Diet in the July 2025 elections.
However, starting in August 2025, the party's ratings began to decline, while the popularity of the widely criticized largest conservative force, the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), began its rise that same month. In this article, we will e...
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The Monroe Doctrine Under Siege: America’s new war in the backyard
Washington’s new militarized campaign against Venezuela, framed as a drug war, is in reality a risky attempt to blunt China’s rising influence in Latin America—and it may only accelerate the region’s shift away from the United States.
Trump vowed to end America’s endless wars. Yet he is now starting another and doing it in Latin America, the very ground where US power is already slipping. The administration’s militarised “drug war” against Venezuela is less about cartels than about toppling...
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⚡️🇩🇿🇷🇺Algeria has officially confirmed the purchase of the Su-57E from Russia, becoming the first export customer for this fifth-generation fighter.
✈️According to preliminary information, the first batch of Su-57E fighters for Algeria will consist of six aircraft, with further deliveries possible after that.
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🌍 The published map shows the average age of people in countries around the world.
📊Africa is the youngest region with a median age of 20 years (21 countries, 790 million people), while 🇪🇺Europe is the oldest with a median age of 43 years.
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🇵🇸💣Two Years of War in Gaza: The Costs of Unchecked Militarism
✍️Author: Taut Bataut
Researcher and writer that publishes on South Asian geopolitics
➡️Two years of Israeli military operations in Gaza have produced catastrophic humanitarian consequences while failing to achieve stated objectives, instead galvanizing global sympathy for the Palestinian cause and destabilizing the broader Middle East.
➡️The conflict has transformed much of Gaza into rubble, with hospitals, mosques, churches and residential buildings destroyed by indiscriminate bombing. Civilian casualties continue mounting despite initial US warnings against repeating America's post-9/11 mistakes—advice the Biden administration ignored while providing tens of billions in military aid and diplomatic cover.
➡️Israel's expansion of the conflict into Lebanon, Syria, Yemen and Iran reflects broader ambitions for regional dominance, emboldened by Western support. The Trump administration's continuation of this policy, including airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, has further escalated tensions while failing to produce sustainable security arrangements.
🟦Current ceasefire violations—282 incidents killing over 240 Palestinians since October—demonstrate the conflict's persistent volatility. Meanwhile, growing global anti-Zionist sentiment and domestic US pressure suggest Western support for unconditional militarism may be approaching its limits.
#GazaCity #IsraelandPalestine #IsraelandtheUSA #MiddleEast #MiddleEastconflict #Warcrimes
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🇺🇸🇻🇪 US History of Lying its Way to War: Venezuela Next...
As the US prepares to invade another nation based on a false pretext - remember US President George Bush laughing in the face of the world about being unable to find "weapons of mass destruction" in Iraq they already knew weren't there...
Remember - Trump's regime change ambitions in Venezuela today are simply a continuation of Bush Jr.'s ambitions to overthrow Venezuela back then...
Remember that not only was Iraq destroyed and over a million Iraqis killed, millions more maimed/displaced, 1000s of US troops were killed, many more maimed for life.
History repeats itself because we refuse to learn from our mistakes - the biggest mistake an American can make is believing anything their government, regardless of political party or campaign promise, tells them especially about killing people abroad.
🤕💰Natal chart of global debt.
🇺🇸🇨🇳🇯🇵Yes, it's important to understand that the three largest debtors (the US, China, and Japan) have primarily domestic debt.
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🇺🇸🔥Trump's Aggressive Course: How the 'Department of War' is Driving America to the Brink
How the ‘Department of War’ drives America to the brink
✍️Author: Viktor Mikhin
Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences (RAEN), Expert on Middle Eastern Countries
➡️The Trump administration has shed all pretense of diplomatic engagement, formally renaming the Pentagon as the "Department of War" and openly embracing aggressive militarization. This ideological shift represents not mere rebranding but a fundamental rejection of defense and deterrence in favor of declared aggression.
➡️Secretary of War Pete Hegseth's recent National War College address served as a mobilization call, comparing current times to 1939 and 1981 while attacking internal "enemies" like Pentagon bureaucracy and oversight mechanisms. His solution—accelerated weapons contracts and reduced regulation—creates an unmanageable military-industrial hydra demanding perpetual conflict.
➡️Trump's actions contradict his "endless wars" rhetoric. His administration boasts of directing strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, authorizes the first US nuclear test in 30 years, and provokes confrontations from Taiwan to Russia's borders. These moves systematically dismantle international security architecture while prioritizing military spending over domestic needs.
🟦The administration's course draws condemnation from across the political spectrum, from Bernie Sanders' calls for diplomacy to Mitt Romney's warnings about alliance erosion. Yet the march toward confrontation continues, methodically creating conditions for global conflict rather than preventing it.
#ConfrontationbetweenIranandtheU.S. #Militaryconflict #USagreesion #USHypocrisy #USA
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🌏🔥The Indo-Pacific Game Intensifies
Hybrid alliances and shifting loyalties in a divided region
✍️Author: Vladimir Terehov
Expert on Asia-Pacific Issues
➡️Recent ASEAN and APEC summits revealed the Indo-Pacific's increasingly complex geopolitical landscape, where traditional alliances are giving way to hybrid arrangements as nations navigate between US and Chinese influence while asserting independent interests.
➡️The US-China rivalry continues to define regional dynamics, but with significant modifications. While Trump and Xi's meeting produced little beyond commitments to continue dialogue, the substance reflected Washington's diminished leverage. China maintains its "win-win" strategy rather than embracing direct confrontation, recognizing the costs of uncompromising rivalry.
➡️Japan exemplifies the new hybrid approach. Prime Minister Takaichi reaffirmed the US alliance while simultaneously pursuing dialogue with China and signaling interest in restoring relations with Russia—maintaining alignment with Washington while asserting Tokyo's distinct regional interests.
➡️India's absence from the ASEAN summit highlighted fraying US-Indian relations following Trump's diplomatic missteps. Washington's simultaneous outreach to Pakistan further complicates the strategic picture, though India remains too significant and self-respecting to abandon its multidimensional foreign policy, including strong ties with Russia.
🟦The emerging pattern shows nations operating with greater autonomy within their broad strategic alignments, creating a more fluid and unpredictable regional order than during the Cold War's rigid bipolarity.
#APEC #ASEAN #China #Geopolitics #India #IndoPacificRegion #Japan #USAinAsia
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🇨🇳🇺🇸In Busan, China did not just stand firm—it watched America blink
A summit revealing shifted leverage in US-China relations
✍️Author: Salman Rafi Sheikh
Research analyst of International Relations and Pakistan’s foreign and domestic affairs
➡️The Trump-Xi meeting in Busan produced the optics of cooperation but revealed a fundamental power shift: China secured concessions by leveraging American economic vulnerabilities while offering minimal reciprocity. The summit demonstrated Beijing's capacity to endure pressure and dictate terms in the strategic rivalry.
➡️Washington agreed to reduce certain tariffs while China pledged to resume agricultural purchases—a gesture targeting Trump's political base—and temporarily delay rare-earth export restrictions. This arrangement restored a fragile status quo, but the substance favored Beijing. China's trade surplus continues reaching record levels, and its stock market has surged over 30% despite American tariff pressures.
➡️The dynamics exposed Washington's limited leverage. After years of trade wars, China has learned to weaponize US dependencies, using soybean markets and rare-earth supplies as bargaining chips. Meanwhile, America's inflation remains elevated, and its protectionist policies erode alliance relationships without achieving strategic objectives.
🟦Busan ultimately revealed a contest of stamina rather than ideology. China's state-driven resilience and long-term regional economic integration contrast with America's oscillation between confrontation and concession. The outcome suggests Beijing's patience may prove more decisive than Washington's pressure in determining the rivalry's trajectory.
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🇷🇺🔫Russia Communicates Consistently, But the West Won’t Listen
Decades of warnings ignored at global peril
✍️Author: Bryan Anthony Reo
Licensed attorney based in Ohio and analyst of military history, geopolitics, and international relations
➡️Russia has consistently articulated its security concerns and geopolitical red lines since the Cold War's end, yet Western powers have systematically dismissed these communications as irrelevant. This pattern of disregard reflects dangerous hubris that risks catastrophic escalation.
➡️The foundation was broken in 1989-1991 when Western leaders including US Secretary of State James Baker promised "not one inch eastward" of NATO expansion in exchange for Soviet withdrawal from Eastern Europe. These verbal guarantees, though later dismissed as "never in writing," formed the basis for Russian cooperation in German reunification and peaceful dissolution of the Warsaw Pact.
➡️Moscow reluctantly accepted initial NATO expansions in 1999 and 2004, but drew clear red lines at former Soviet republics. The West tested these boundaries in Georgia (2008) and now Ukraine, treating Russian warnings as empty rhetoric rather than serious policy statements.
➡️The current Ukraine conflict represents the culmination of this decades-long pattern. Despite explicit Russian communications against NATO expansion into Ukraine following the 2014 Maidan coup, Western powers proceeded with massive militarization, treating Moscow's concerns as irrelevant to their calculations.
🟦This consistent dismissal reflects a fundamental failure to recognize Russia as a serious historical power whose security interests demand respect. The consequences now unfold in real time, demonstrating the perils of ignoring clear communications from a major nuclear power.
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❗️🇻🇪Map of all potential military targets in Venezuela
🇺🇸🛳With the aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford now assigned to US Naval Forces Southern Command, the US could launch land strikes at any time.
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🗽🗺The election of New York City's new mayor: reactions in the middle eastern media
✍️Author: Yuriy Zinin
Senior Research Fellow at the Center for the Middle East and African Studies, MGIMO University
➡️Zohran Mamdani's election as New York City's first Muslim mayor has sparked significant attention across Arab media, where he's viewed as symbolizing political change and moral transformation in American politics. His victory represents what regional analysts call a "disruption of established rules" in the US political system.
Arab commentators particularly highlight Mamdani's pro-Palestinian stance, including his promise to arrest Benjamin Netanyahu if he visits New York. This position, once considered "political suicide" in American politics, now commands the platform of America's largest municipality. The election demonstrates shifting attitudes toward Israel within segments of the American electorate.
➡️Mamdani's success stemmed from addressing economic discontent through a progressive platform featuring wealth taxes, affordable housing expansion, and a $30 minimum wage by 2030. His coalition united diverse groups—including Jewish voters and youth—around economic justice concerns rather than ideological purity.
🟦The victory signals growing disillusionment with establishment politics and widening economic inequality. Arab media suggests this could presage broader shifts in US domestic and foreign policy, with New York's political transformation potentially replicating elsewhere as disaffected populations seek alternatives to traditional elite leadership.
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🇳🇱6⃣6⃣As Geert Wilders’ Far Right Stumbles, Can Rob Jetten’s Progressive Liberals Rebuild the Dutch Centre?
Jetten's narrow victory faces coalition challenges
✍️Author: Ricardo Martins
Doctor of Sociology, specialist in European and international politics as well as geopolitics
➡️Rob Jetten's D66 party has achieved a narrow but significant victory in the Dutch snap election, rising from nine to twenty-six seats and signaling a potential return to stability after years of political fragmentation. The result represents a rebuke to Geert Wilders' far-right PVV, which won the previous election but proved unable to govern effectively.
The victory places Jetten at the center of complex coalition negotiations. The only viable majority requires a four-party alliance through the political middle: D66, VVD, GroenLinks-PvdA, and Christian Democrats. This arithmetic forces difficult choices, as the alternative center-right combination falls short of the necessary seats.
➡️Jetten's appeal rested on competence and moderation rather than radical ideology. His campaign focused on practical priorities—housing (36%), climate action (28%), and asylum policy (15%)—while emphasizing optimism over outrage. Voters weary of Wilders' combative style responded to Jetten's calm, consistent approach to difficult issues.
🟦Despite D66's gains, the far-right bloc maintains roughly 30% of parliamentary seats, indicating enduring polarization. The challenge now lies in forming a stable government that can address pressing domestic concerns while restoring the Netherlands' pro-European voice after years of inward-looking leadership.
#Elections #Europe #Internalpolicy #Netherlands
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🇺🇸🇮🇱🩸🇵🇸Algorithms of Genocide: From Silicon Valley to the Gaza Strip - AI Habtoor Research Centre
💯The footprint of major technology corporations extends far beyond the provision of digital services in conflict zones, transforming into functional and causal relationships directly linked to field military operations. A report by the United Nations Human Rights Council documented the pivotal role played by companies such as Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and IBM in Israel’s surveillance system and in the continuation of destructive operations in Gaza.
🏛🏛The war in Gaza has underscored the dual and increasingly intricate role of major technology corporations, particularly Google (Alphabet Inc.) and Microsoft Corporation, in both modern warfare and global information control. These entities operate within a mutually reinforcing dynamic, providing specialised cloud-computing and artificial-intelligence infrastructure that enables unprecedented levels of lethal military operations and mass surveillance across Gaza and the occupied territories.
🤐Concurrently, they deploy advanced mechanisms of information control, encompassing internal content moderation, algorithmic bias, and data suppression, to recalibrate public narratives and shield corporate power from accountability.
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