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The concept of foreign policy as the apotheosis of multipolarism and the catechism of sovereignty

07.04.2023

On 31 March, Russian President Vladimir Putin approved a new foreign policy concept. This document can be seen as the final agreement of those changes in the geopolitical and civic consciousness of the Russian authorities that began 23 years ago with Putin's rise to power. Only now, in this version, Russia's foreign policy doctrine takes on a sharply contrasting and unambiguous appearance. This time it is unambiguous and unambiguous.

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Putin’s Latest Keynote Speech Concisely Summarized The State Of Strategic Play In Ukraine

23.09.2022

Andrew Korybko

President Putin addressed his compatriots Wednesday morning in a nationally televised speech that culminated in him informing them of his decision to partially mobilize their country’s experienced reserves. He also promised to respect the democratic will of the people inhabiting the liberated areas of Ukraine’s former Donetsk, Kherson, Lugansk, and Zaporozhye Regions if they vote in their forthcoming referenda this weekend to unify with Russia. It was a keynote speech and indisputably his most important one since announcing the start of his country’s special operation on 24 February.

Putin and Russian Philosopher Dugin destroy the Globalist plan for NWO in Ukraine

23.06.2022

Shaban Syed

Contrary to reports in western media, the US instigated war in Ukraine is failing, despite billions of dollars of weapons, funds and mercenaries sent by NATO to “weaken” Russia.

Victory or nothing

13.04.2022

Alexander Dugin

When the Supreme Commander-in-Chief began a special military operation in Ukraine, the course of history was changed. Irreversibly changed. This is the case when they say "the die is cast," "we have crossed the Rubicon," and "there is no turning back". It may seem to some that there is, but there isn't. And now no one and nothing can affect anything, and no one and can do anything the way it was before.

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Putin's military action is defensive

22.02.2022

Jürgen Elsässer

Argumentative and stable: Jürgen Elsässer in an interview with the Hungarian magazine "Demokrata".

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Putin and Russian Sacred Geography

17.11.2019

Shahzada Rahim

In both spiritual and geopolitical domain Eastern geography represents a qualitative space in which East is the symbol of ontological plus and West the ontological minus.

Putin-IK Meet, New Vistas in Russian-Pakistan Relations

10.06.2019

Adeela Naureen

Our friend and regular commentator on Pakistan, Andrew Korybko, while writing for Eurasiafuture on 9th Jun has projected the meeting between PM Imran Khan and President Putin in a very balanced manner.

Don't Over-Hype The Putin-Kim Summit, But Don't Downplay It Either

16.04.2019

Andrew Korybko

The upcoming Putin-Kim Summit tentatively scheduled for sometime later this month shouldn't be over-hyped as a game-changing development like some in the Alt-Media are prone to do, yet it also shouldn't be downplayed as insignificant like

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What the Mueller report tells us about the post-truth era

28.03.2019

Emanuel Pietrobon

The 2016 US presidential elections were the most convulsive in American history: a battle without exclusion of blows characterized by hatred, violence and media sensationalism; but now it is sure that the Russophobic and anti-Trump campaign was al

Is Putin really guilty?

02.04.2018

Marcello Foa

Are we really sure that the former spy Skripal and his daughter were poisoned by the Russians? Let me advance more than one doubt by carefully examining the news released so far. The points that do not come back are these:

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