The new model of development which has increasingly won over central, and eastern Eurasian countries as well as Greece and Italy have provided a breath of fresh air for citizens everywhere who are looking with despair upon a Trans-Atlantic system.
The United States seems to be losing its imperialistic mojo most significantly in Asia and the Middle East, not only militarily but also diplomatically and economically.
The hypocrisy of Washington and elitist politicians like Emmanuel Macron has become too much to stomach.
Because the US aristocracy want to take over Venezuela, the US Government is set to zero-out oil imports from Venezuela, so as to increase the pressure on its government to place in charge there a leader who will do America’s bidding.
Patience is starting to wear very thin for the Trump clown circus act that passes for a Superpower Government, Matthew Jamison writes.
Meng’s arrest shreds the trade war truce agreed to by Trump and Xi in Buenos Aires. Making matters worse, Trump was dining with Xi at the very same time that Meng was arrested in Canada.
Qatar’s decision is unconnected to the feud triggered by Saudi Arabia against the small emirate. However, it is evident that a host of factors has led to this historic decision.
US infrastructure is rotting; and, while every recent US President has promised to reverse that decline, none has done anything significant to repair this nation’s rotting infrastructure — it has always been just talk and empty promises.
The more the US tries to reshape the world, the more resistance that policy will meet, as other nations are pushed closer together, expediting the emergence of a multipolar world.
The decision to purchase the S-400 and defy the US exerting outright pressure proves the Indian government is adamant in its desire to boost cooperation with the old partner and friend.
