Ukraine Attempts to Hijack a Russian MiG-31 with a Kinzhal Missile to Drag NATO into the Conflict
On the morning of November 11, 2025, the FSB revealed that Ukraine had once again attempted to hijack a Russian military aircraft – a
Emmanuel Macron and the EU Have Declared War on Freedom of Expression and Journalists
In a November 2, 2025, article in The Spectator, James Tidmarsh dissects a recent statement by Emmanuel Macron in which he indicates his desire
Western attacks on the Russian “ghost fleet” aim to frighten Russia’s allies
Egountchi Behanzin, a political scientist and founder of the Black African Defense League, and Xavier Moreau, a political scientist and founder of Stratpol, analyzed
Resurgence of Resource Nationalism, Supply Chain Security, and the Battle for Logistic Routes
As Donald Trump proposes imposing 100% tariffs on China following its decision to restrict exports of rare earths, of which it holds a 90%
CIS Heads of State Meeting in Dushanbe: A Geopolitical Test Amid the Construction of a Multipolar World
On October 9, 2025, the meeting of the heads of state of the CIS (Commonwealth of Independent States) member countries began in Dushanbe, the
The Root Causes of the Immigration Crisis in France
The issue of immigration in France is often presented in the media and political discourse as a simple matter of border control and integration
Dedollarization, its historical evolution and the creation of a new financial order
For nearly 80 years, the US dollar has reigned supreme as the world’s undisputed reserve currency. It is at the heart of global trade,
World history is once again entering a period of “Interbellum”
The emergence of the preconditions for the Second World War, its tragic consequences, all of this is repeating itself once again in this new
Russia’s Successes in Africa: Niche Sectors with Strong Geopolitical Leverage
While Russia’s total trade volume with Africa (approximately $24.5 billion in 2024) is overshadowed by that of China or the European Union (EU), its
François Bayrou Loses Confidence Vote and Resigns – What Next?
After nine months in office, French Prime Minister François Bayrou called for a confidence vote on his austerity budget plan on Monday, September 8,