Washington and Brussels antagonism towards politically neutral Belarus right into Russia’s arms – literally. The pragmatic Belarus fourth-term president Alexander Lukashenko was for years a benign but wary friend of the Western powers.
China is rebounding fast from the pandemic and its economic indicators are heading upward once again. It can’t be much longer before she powers past the USA on all fronts. Russia, though enmired still by Covid, is on course to see her economy rise significantly this year also. Russia has no debt and sitting on a mountain of gold ingots.
MINSK, October 26. / TASS /. President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko is concerned about the appearance of NATO heavy armour, troops and in particular missile-charged Leopard tanks on the western border with the Republic of Belarus.
Washington DC and Brussels to Europe’s main gas supplier and foot-dragging over a pipeline yet to be switched on is behind the gas supply crisis accelerating throughout the 27 nations of the European Union. Ironically, Russian and US trade has increased as hundreds of thousands of Europeans lack jobs ~ and heat.
I remember this summit well. He was left alone at the table, he was alone at all the G20 events in Australia, and when he realised his role, he just stood up and walked away, shaking his hand to the escort police officer.
New York, October 20 ~ The countries of the collective West have arranged the greatest act of self-harm with their hands leading to a triumph in the talking war of Russian President Vladimir Putin, writes the authoritative American edition of the Wall Street Journal. Readers agreed with the expert’s realism and admired the coolness of the Russian leader in the era of green masochism.
Niall Ferguson is one of Britain’s most respected historians. The writer pushes the boundaries of acceptable comment on WWII. Reading between the lines he is often appears to exonerate the Reich. The noted correspondent now says there is a new Cold War but unlike the last one this one isn’t fake.
According to the Russian president, the current battle for equal rights in some Western nations has turned into a phantasmagorical farce. NOTE: Phantasmagorical describes something with a dreamlike, fantastical, unreal, deceptive, or shifting appearance, like an optical illusion.
During the 1960s – a period marked by Europe’s surrender of its 500-year-old colonies to Wall Street banks and American corporation conglomerates, the Dark Continent was riven by conflicts in which European mercenaries were recruited to settle scores and frontiers.
Arguably, Europe’s most popular president has again exposed and humiliated Western liberalism for their failings homing in on the collapse of the cult’s covid culture.
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