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Why stealing Russia’s frozen assets will help neither Ukraine nor the West Opinion
Giving Moscow’s reserves to Kiev to keep the bloody proxy war going is somehow being presented as a cost-effective move
Dec 16, 2024 15:55
Fewer and fewer Westerners are buying the ‘Atlanticism’ idea Opinion
A recent poll has shown a growing number of people in the US and Western Europe are tired of NATO’s professed goals
Jun 19, 2024 20:51
Poisoned gifts: The West’s apologies and reparations can be another tool to enslave Africa Opinion
Former colonial masters owe oppressed nations apologies, but those seem to be part of the same old system
Jan 12, 2024 11:00
America’s debt crisis could well shake the world. Cut off by sanctions & suspicion, Russia should ironically find itself insulated Opinion
The long-awaited American financial crisis appears to be on its way. Inflation is increasing, energy prices are out of control, and debt levels are already unsustainable. Washington has few tools left, and an awful lot to lose.
Oct 11, 2021 11:03
The failed axing of California’s governor is a victory for the most successful experiment in socio-political brainwashing ever Opinion
The votes are counted, the result complete: The citizens of the once-Golden State are so indoctrinated with wokeness they can’t vote for any politician who isn’t wholesale progressive. Nothing else explains Gavin Newsom’s victory.
Sep 15, 2021 10:45
Get ready for the ‘Hot Vax Summer’, as the newly vaccinated plan to celebrate their lockdown liberations with free love Opinion
After a year of Covid loneliness, restraint and boredom, some relationship experts are predicting a wave of carefree sexual encounters as the weather warms up. The new dating etiquette? ‘What’s your vaccination status, baby?’
May 2, 2021 13:34
A new & unprecedented problem for Russia’s middle class as country’s economy has become ‘too normal’ for simple investors Opinion
Russia’s middle class has a new dilemma, and the central bank’s to blame. This time, it’s not quite as dramatic as the governor cancelling all pre-‘92 bank notes overnight, nor is it a ruble crash from yet another oil-price shock.
Dec 10, 2020 14:47
‘I was young and naive’: Deceived into sexual relationship by UK ‘spycop’ when she was just 19, ex-activist tells of her struggle Opinion
As part of UK police operations to infiltrate activist groups they dubiously deemed ‘extremist’, undercover cops tricked women into relationships. One such ‘spycop’ even wrote a how-to guide – and remains a public figure.
Nov 11, 2020 15:34
US just piled more misery on Venezuelans already hit by sanctions & pandemic. Now they are deprived of most popular TV service Opinion
America’s meddling in Venezuela has no boundaries. After a failed coup attempt, trying to install a bogus president, and imposing crippling sanctions, will it ever be held to account?
May 20, 2020 20:01
Covid-19: Cuba’s people-before-profit approach pays off as capitalism proves a bitter pill for the US Opinion
Havana has punched above its weight for decades when it comes to health. But never have the differences between its socialist system and the market-based system of its strongest detractor, America, been so apparent.
Apr 28, 2020 13:06