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The Constitutional Coup-Color Revolution Two-Step In Brazil
By Andrew KORYBKO (USA)
Brazil is in the midst of a prolonged regime change operation, as documented step-by-step by Pepe Escobar in his articles for Sputnik, RT, and the Strategic Culture Foundation. The author’s intent isn’t to get into the situational specifics of each and every detail behind the US’ techniques, but to provide a general overview of the […]
Continue reading...Seventy years of harassing political establishment and people of Europe
By ORIENTAL REVIEW
4. February 2016
According to a “sensational” article by the Telegraph, the US director of National Intelligence was recently instructed by Congress to “conduct a major review into Russian clandestine funding of European parties over the last decade.” This disclosure – a classic “controlled leak” – is intended to warn disobedient yet popular political entities across Europe to […]
Continue reading...9/11 After 13 years
By Paul Craig ROBERTS (USA)
12. September 2014
The tragedy of September 11, 2001, goes far beyond the deaths of those who died in the towers and the deaths of firefighters and first responders who succumbed to illnesses caused by inhalation of toxic dust. For thirteen years a new generation of Americans has been born into the 9/11 myth that has been used […]
Continue reading...Obama issues threats to Russia and NATO
By Paul CRAIG ROBERTS (USA)
7. April 2014
The Obama regime has issued simultaneous threats to the enemy it is making out of Russia and to its European NATO allies on which Washington is relying to support sanctions on Russia. This cannot end well. As even Americans living in a controlled media environment are aware, Europeans, South Americans, and Chinese are infuriated that […]
Continue reading...What about apologizing to Ukraine, Mrs. Nuland?
By ORIENTAL REVIEW
7. February 2014
Yesterday’s leak of the flagrant telephone talk between the US Assistant Secretary of State Victoria Nuland and the US Ambassador to Ukraine Geoffrey R. Pyatt has already hit the international media headlines. In short, it turned out that the US officials were coordinating their actions on how to install a puppet government in Ukraine. They agreed […]
Continue reading...Munich: Imposing Their Own Will on Eastern Europe
By Natalia MEDEN (Germany)
4. February 2014
The Munich security conference is a unique podium to address the problems of world politics. Once a year politicians, heads of international organizations, diplomats and security experts get together. No binding decisions are taken, the Munich conference of our days is very much different from what it was as far back in history as 1938, […]
Continue reading...Future of Internet after the Snowden affair
By Boris KAZANTSEV (Russia)
18. November 2013
Edward Snowden’s recent revelations about American intelligence agencies’ wiretapping of European leaders, as well as their collection of the personal data of European citizens, will apparently have far-reaching implications which go far beyond a simple diplomatic scandal. This was demonstrated by the EU summit which was held October 24-25, 2013. A measure of the degree […]
Continue reading...Revelations of Edward Snowden – Geopolitical Implications (II)
By Dmitry MININ (Russia)
29. October 2013
Part 1 Third lesson. Being a US ally is not a guarantee of a country’s information sovereignty being respected. The cyberspace control is not an end in itself. The real objective is carrying out the traditional strategic mission of gaining geopolitical dominance over large spaces. It would be naïve to expect that the US cyber […]
Continue reading...Revelations of Edward Snowden – Geopolitical Implications (I)
By Dmitry MININ (Russia)
28. October 2013
As a rule the discussions related to what has been revealed by Edward Snowden about US global electronic surveillance boil down to violations of human rights and illegal interference into the private lives of millions in different parts of the world. If it were all about it, then the White House would not set so […]
Continue reading...Russia, Syria and the Decline of American Hegemony
By Israel SHAMIR
9. October 2013
First, the good news. American hegemony is over. The bully has been subdued. We cleared the Cape of Good Hope, symbolically speaking, in September 2013. With the Syrian crisis, the world has passed a key forking of modern history. It was touch and go, just as risky as the Cuban missile crisis of 1962. The […]
Continue reading...BBC abandoning a pretence of journalism
By ORIENTAL REVIEW
4. October 2013
British Broadcasting Corporation, a beacon of international journalism, has proposed us this week two exemplary masterpieces on how to discredit legitimate public queries on high-profile issues. Richard Galpin, a BBC World Affairs correspondent who warns on his Twitter that “views expressed are mine, not BBC’s” abused this brand by releasing an article “Mother Agnes: Syria’s […]
Continue reading...Cyberspace and Future: Issue Coming to Fore
By Boris KAZANTSEV (Russia)
29. July 2013
The Snowden affair, as expected, is snowballing, gathering more and more new details and revelations. This has already led to several international scandals (including the egregious example of what happened with Bolivian President Evo Morales’ plane) and most likely will lead to more. However, this entire situation poses another, more global question: does current international […]
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25. April 2016
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