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While tracing the path of conservative revolutionism, it would be impossible not to mention Oswald Spengler, one of the cornerstones of this movement. Spengler’s understanding of history and his predictions about civilizations are still debated today.
It was no surprise for me to come across Traditionalism in my research on Conservative Revolutionism. While analysing how they influenced each other and whether there was any communication between them, I came across the journal Antaios. This magazine, edited by Ernst Jünger and Mircea Eliade, was an important platform where high-level conservative intellectuals came together. We recently discussed figures such asAntaios, Jünger and Julius Evola with Luca Siniscalco.
The Russian intervention in Ukraine was the result of a trap set by the West to force the Kremlin into choices that in Western plans should have led to Russia's defeat and ultimate submission. But reality often differs from our expectations and Russia has instead shown uncommon and heroic resistance. At the start of the Special Military Operation, the big boys of the West (sic) and their pimps rubbed their hands in anticipation of a victory that was already improbable at the time and now seems increasingly unlikely. Others, on the other hand, have stood up and continue to do so, loudly denouncing the dangers of the crisis before our eyes and the existential threat that has pushed Russia into action.
In just a few months, the future of years of the so-called “collective West” and thus, inevitably, of the entire world will be decided. Making predictions about the future is not easy and often one is resoundingly proved wrong by events, but I nevertheless tried to do so with Paul Craig Roberts, whom many readers will remember for his sharp and in-depth knowledge of American politics.
Before the announcement of Russian President Vladimir Putin's state visit to China, Global Times (GT) reporter Yang Sheng had an exclusive interview with Dugin in Moscow, where he shared his views about China-Russia relations and responses to some sharp and critical comments made by Chinese netizens on his opinions.
Alexander Dugin is the most famous political philosopher in Russia. His ideas are considered so dangerous, the Ukrainian government murdered his daughter and Amazon won’t sell his books.
As an organization, the EEU was created for the economic integration of the post-Soviet space through the implementation of the four freedoms - freedom of movement of goods, services, capital and labour. In other words, we are mainly talking about the creation of common markets and barrier-free access to the market of any EAEU member state.
Mr President, when delivering your Address [to the Federal Assembly], you were figuratively pulling trillion by trillion out of your sleeve. As a matter of fact, you proposed an absolutely astonishing plan of the country’s development, truly astonishing. That will be a different Russia, with a completely new infrastructure and social system – nothing short of a dreamland.
In an interview with Mehr News Agency, Alexander Dugin, the prominent Russian politician and philosopher and adviser to the Russian President Vladimir Putin discuss the developments of the Gaza war, Russia's conditions for signing the ceasefire agreement with Ukraine, and the solution to the challenges of the South Caucasus.
It has been exactly 45 years: a crucial 1979 for Iran and the entire Middle East. On Feb. 11, the revolution led by Imam Khomeini came to fruition and, less than two months later, 98 percent of the people voted in the referendum for the Islamic Republic. "Neither East nor West," was how Khomeini, a political and religious leader, set his terms to the Cold War world. A horizon that today, in the face of the crisis of Anglo-American unipolarity, is "multipolar."
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