Wednesday, 18 December , 2024

Baltics

The “Non-Citizens” of the Baltic States: Α European Scandal nobody speaks...

Different exits – Different approaches By Tatjana Zdanoka, Strasbourg, 4 October 2017 The negotiations on Brexit are attracting a lot of attention. In particular, the possible erosion...

Washington and Brussels: Running in Reverse (*) | By James...

The growth of authoritarian solutions in Washington and Brussels in response to self-induced political and economic decline has led to the imposition of sanctions...

‘Russia threat has to be invented to justify arms sales, NATO...

Russia and Belarus have good reason to carry out joint military exercises as in recent years the US and its allies have attacked a...

Dangerous US Militarism

In spending bill, new muscular ways that the Pentagon could deter Russian military action By Dan Lamothe June 28 The Senate Armed Service Committee called Wednesday...

Russian Planes Intercepted by NATO Jets During Training Mission

Two Russian MiG-31 Foxhound fighter jets and an An-26 Curl military transport aircraft carried out a planned training flight over the neutral waters of...

Collateral Damage: U.S. Sanctions Aimed at Russia Strike Western European Allies

by Diana Johnstone Do they know what they are doing?  When the U.S. Congress adopts draconian sanctions aimed mainly at disempowering President Trump and ruling...

Russian Su-27 warns off NATO F-16 trying to approach defense minister’s...

A NATO F-16 fighter jet has tried to approach the Russian defense minister’s plane above the neutral waters of the Baltic Sea. The plane...

Noam Chomsky on Trump, Baltics, Crimea, Israel, Climatic Change

In a special UpFront interview, renowned US academic and public intellectual Noam Chomsky sits down with Mehdi Hasan to discuss the implications of a Donald Trump presidency, on both domestic and global issues.

Battle brews over Trump’s foreign policy

These libertarians, isolationists and realists see an opportunity to pull back America's commitments around the world, spend less money on foreign aid and “nation-building,” curtail expensive military campaigns and troop deployments and intervene militarily only to protect American interests.

A more dangerous world is probably coming after the US election!

80% of the population of the USA do not trust and do not appreciate either of the two candidates. The strongest argument for voting Trump is not so much what he says as opposition to Clinton being elected. And the main argument for voting Clinton is not to have Trump elected!