Putin

Two Presidents: A Difference

Photos of differences between two world leaders […] Read more ›

Jun 23, 2017 1 Comment

The Global Politics

World

America, Obama, Putin

The Russians are coming! The Russians are coming!

Hillary Clinton lost the 2016 election because she ran as the candidate of Wall Street and the military-intelligence apparatus and made no appeal to working-class discontent […] Read more ›

Jun 14, 2017 1 Comment

The Global Politics

Russia

Putin, Russia, USA

Now, 27 years later, the United States has been stopped in its tracks in Syria and Ukraine. New centers of economic power are emerging, new political alliances are forming, and Washington’s authority is being openly challenged. Putin’s task is to block Washington’s forward progress, create tangible disincentives for aggression, and put an end to the foreign interventions […] Read more ›

Apr 29, 2017 1 Comment

The Global Politics

World

Putin, Russia, World

The history of “Humanitarian Warfare”: NATO’s reign of terror In Kosovo, the destruction of Yugoslavia

The following text was written in the immediate wake of the 1999 NATO bombings of Yugoslavia and the invasion of Kosovo by NATO troops […] Read more ›

Jan 23, 2017 1 Comment

The Global Politics

Foreign Affairs

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“We have the right to live”: NATO’s war on Yugoslavia and the expulsion of Serbs from Kosovo

In the period before the 1999 NATO attack on Yugoslavia, the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) waged a campaign to secede and establish an independent Kosovo […] Read more ›

Jan 21, 2017 2 Comments

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Kosovo

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On target: Ukraine could learn from Kosovo’s troubles

There was an interesting announcement recently that went almost entirely unnoticed in the Canadian media […] Read more ›

Jan 21, 2017

The Global Politics

Ukraine

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Putin Is Defeating More Than ISIS In Syria

Russia and its President, Vladimir Putin, a little more than a year ago, in July 2014 were the focus of attention in Europe and North America, accused, without a shred of forensic evidence, of shooting down an unarmed civilian Malaysian airliner over eastern Ukraine […] Read more ›

Jan 01, 2017

The Global Politics

Middle East

America, Daesh, ISIL, ISIS, Middle East, Obama, Pentagon, Putin, Russia, Syria

Why Putin Discriminates Kosovo Serbs?

In 2011 Kosovo Serbs launched a campaign to apply for the Russian citizenship and even to emigrate to Russia. However, Putin’s administration was at that time a „deaf“ to such idea […] Read more ›

Dec 24, 2016

The Global Politics

Kosovo

Albanians, Kosovo, Putin, Russia, Serbia, Serbs, Sotirovic