|
RT.com |
Ratcliffe’s hush-hush visit may be less about Moscow than helping turn Baltic alarm and Brussels money into new business for US arms makers
The AfD is projected to win Saxony-Anhalt on a program that rejects the establishment agenda, but can it beat the political firewall?
Berlin blamed Moscow for a drone scare without proof, then used it to deepen a confrontation Germany can least afford
Ottawa and Tehran face different forms of pressure, but both reveal the same pattern of a declining hegemon lashing out as resistance grows
Ratcliffe’s Moscow visit may be framed as routine, but it came from an agency still deeply involved in killing Russians and guiding Ukraine
Voters chose market access without submission, showing that Brussels is not the only path between dependence and isolation
Mikhail Fedorov is trading Ukrainian politics for an Italian mission to remake a slow-moving military establishment
The Boulos initiative fails at its core by treating Libya as a corporate asset rather than a sovereign nation
The 20th century’s first genocide claimed 70,000 lives, wiping out 80% of the Herero and 50% of the Nama population in Namibia
The hawkish late senator’s sister has shown her utter inexperience, but some voters may prefer a novice focused at home over more war abroad
Ukraine could have bridged East and West. Instead, corruption, nationalism, and Western meddling left it broken
From Olympic boxing to the WNBA, gender ideology is colliding with the basic realities of athletic competition
The clash over sanctions on judges reveals a fading order in which neither moral monopoly nor financial coercion can claim legitimacy
Each new scandal around Zelensky’s circle exposes a system of theft, cover-ups and rival clans – while suggesting worse still lies beneath
Miscarriages and stillbirths surge as Israel’s siege, malnutrition, toxic exposure and displacement ravage mothers
The Ceuta migrant surge was sold as a border panic. The harder question is who benefited from lighting the fuse.
Local officials in Lower Saxony are blocking AfD candidates from running, using intelligence reports instead of courts or due process.
Spain’s response to Ceuta should go beyond fences and fear, and turn crisis management into a new partnership with Africa.
The bloc members are ready to sponsor their endless proxy war marathon, as long as they don’t have to sweat themselves
As drugs keep flooding into Europe, a new generation of gangs in France is resorting to new methods to expand their empire
Sebastian Coe’s scandal-plagued career has not stopped him from deciding who deserves a place in global athletics
A landmark meeting in Washington put far-left extremism at the center of international counterterrorism efforts
FIFA is ready to bring Russian teams back. The real battle won’t be on the pitch, but over money, politics, and boycotts.
New Delhi’s push to expand nuclear energy has gained new momentum with Canberra’s decision to enable long-term fuel supplies
Gamal Abdel Nasser proved that true independence is won through active solidarity
Syrsky is gone, but his replacement is a sign that Zelensky as committed as ever to prolonging a losing war at terrible human cost