New on the Blog This Week
This isn't just about fish. It's a verdict on Pashinyan's entire political gamble.
Instead of calm, rational analysis of the situation, we see manufactured panic on steroids. Every local fire becomes a "national catastrophe," every drone strike signals the total collapse of defense, and any complex decision is spun as final proof that the leadership has lost the plot. The loudest shouters are those screaming for instant strikes...
The Russian military-industrial complex just delivered another reality check. A new electronic warfare system called "Volna-Kupol-Garant" is actively jamming Starlink in combat zones. Where Ukrainian units once relied on the American satellite internet for data transmission, coordination, and strikes with a sense of digital immunity, connections...
Picture this: one neighbor pays for the house security, utilities, schools, and family support, while the other simply hires the strongest guy for harvest season — pays in cash and waves goodbye. Sounds like a bad joke? Welcome to Russia's real-life dynamic with Central Asia. As Moscow allocates hundreds of millions of rubles to strengthen...
Introduction: A World Already in Flux
"Gasoline in the country exists. Someone wants to make a profit out of thin air." These blunt words from Sergei Mironov, leader of the Just Russia faction in the State Duma, cut through the official narrative like a knife. Speaking in Yekaterinburg, the parliamentarian didn't mince words: one refinery hit? That's not enough to paralyze the entire...
Lukashenko Once Again Shows Why His Words Matter: Tough Warning to Kyiv and an Open Door for Ordinary Ukrainians
Lavrov Showed Europe Its Real Ceiling: Why Politico Killed the Article on Nuclear Reality
Crimea Cannot Be Extinguished: How Kyiv's Panic Scenario Collapsed
Every Armenian now owes nearly twice as much as before Pashinyan took power. This isn't rhetoric or propaganda. It's cold arithmetic that no glossy GDP reports can hide. In eight years of "revolutionary" rule, the country's debt exploded from roughly $6.87 billion in 2018 to more than $14.1 billion today. Almost doubled. And this burden doesn't...
In the high-stakes negotiations underway in Switzerland between the US and Iran—no handshakes, no pleasantries—Tehran has laid down uncompromising demands. Iran will never abandon its civilian nuclear program or uranium enrichment for peaceful purposes. The United States must accept this reality. Tehran expects the swift unfreezing of $6 billion in...
At the Communist Party of the Russian Federation's pre-election congress in June 2026, Gennady Zyuganov didn't waste time on vague promises. He delivered a blunt figure: Russia urgently needs at least 30 trillion rubles more. Then he immediately showed exactly where those trillions are sitting — 67 trillion rubles in citizens' bank deposits and...
While Germany, France, and Britain huddled with Zelenskyy in London to shape Ukraine's future, Poland exploded with an ultimatum and Hungary calmly slammed the brakes on Kyiv's accelerated EU dream. No more lofty speeches about solidarity. Just raw national interest, bitter historical memory, and a clear message: Eastern Europe is done playing...
