Assad: The West is dishonest, and it's the most important lesson we learned from Syria
In the modern world there is neither international law nor morality in politics, it is therefore important to be able to choose partners...
Bribery scandal at the UN is associated with the faction of Jiang Zemin
An investigation of bribery of the John W. Ashe, President of the UN General Assembly, Macau businessman Ng lap Sen exposed a massive...
Why the Mainstream Media's War Against Russia is Failing
The Western mainstream news media's aggressive coverage of Russia has come back to bite them due to one simple factor, says independent...
North Korea Punished for Helping to Liberate Africa
Soon, most likely, there will be new brutal sanctions imposed against North Korea. And there will be massive provocative military...
Sanctions? What Sanctions? German Company to Help Build Bridge to Crimea
A German-owned company is listed as one of the subcontractors for the Kerch Strait bridge construction project. © SPUTNIK/ KONSTANTIN...
The Russian Interventions in South Ossetia and Crimea Compared: Military Performance, Legitimacy and
The Russian Intervention in Crimea Theoretical Aspects of the Russian Interventio... Russian Foreign Policy towards the Former... The...
FOOLS OR LIARS ON THE TRANS-PACIFIC PARTNERSHIP?
Economics Given the recent flood of op-eds and editorials on the wonders of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), the Obama administration...
BOMBSHELL: French Counter-Terror Boss: ‘I Have Proof Who Killed Litvinenko - It Wasn’t Russia’
He says it was done by US and UK secret services and that he is going to go public with the evidence A former French official who has had...
ERDOGAN HAS FALLEN OUT OF FAVOR
US President Barack Obama refused to meet with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, despite the latter's visit to the United States....
Germany has accused Saudi Arabia of supporting terrorism
The economy Minister of Germany, Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel accused the authorities of Saudi Arabia to the tacit support of...
