In Vladivostok this week, the ‘Russian Far East’ was on full, glorious display. Russia, China, India, and the Global South were all there to contribute to this trade, investment, infrastructure, transportation, and institutional renaissance.
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Russia, North Korea Stage ‘Strategic Coup’ Against Western Hegemony
It will take ages to unpack the silos of information inbuilt in the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok last week, coupled with the – armored – train-keeps-a-rollin’ conducted by North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un straddling every nook and cranny of Primorsky Krai.
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Putin + Kim Summit: Military Cooperation, Space Exploration, Challenging US Sanctions Together
In a meeting held at the Vostochny Cosmodrome in Russia, Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korea Chairman Kim Jong Un engaged in extensive discussions.
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No Respite for France as A ‘New Africa’ Rises
Like dominos, African states are one by one falling outside the shackles of neocolonialism. Chad, Guinea, Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger, and now Gabon are saying ‘non’ to France’s longtime domination of African financial, political, economic, and security affairs.
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From Burkina Faso to Niger to Gabon, Western Hegemony Dying in Africa
Berlin Conference of 1884-1885 was undeniably one of the biggest evil summits in modern history. Greedy and racist European colonialists sat down in the German city and divided Africans as if they were sharing bread on a breakfast table.
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EU Shaken Again: Gabon Coup Sparks Urgent Talks, “Coups Threatens Regional Stability”
EU defense ministers are set to deliberate on the circumstances in the Central African nation of Gabon, following an announcement by soldiers of the former French colony that they have taken control.
BRICS’ Bold Expansion: Economic Prospects and Political Tensions on a Global Stage
Experts noted that the expansion of BRICS could bring significant economic benefits to its member countries, despite potential differences among them regarding the group’s role in global politics.
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BRICS 11 Strategic Tour de Force: Death Knell for the Petrodollar Sends Shockwaves Through the Empire!
Chinese President Xi Jinping defined all the major decisions embedded in the 15th BRICS summit in South Africa as “historic”. That may be seen as an understatement.
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Forging New Path: The Johannesburg BRICS Declaration
The Johannesburg BRICS declaration was adopted at the 15th summit of the bloc in South Africa on August 23.
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Global South Gains Upper Hand: BRICS+ Exceeding the Financial Might of Western-led Groups
Lula disclosed that the expanded coalition from the Global South will considerably exceed the financial might of western-led groups by incorporating six new members.
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BRICS Summit 2023: Explosive Talks on Ditching Dollar Dominance with New Global Currency!
The 15th annual BRICS summit commenced on August 22nd as official representatives from various nations gathered in Johannesburg, South Africa.
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BRICS Unleashes Game-Changing Plan for a Fair and Multipolar World Order
The foreign minister of Russia has asserted that the global community is weary of the tactics of coercion and pressure employed by Western elites.
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The West’s Attempt to Create a Ukrainian Scenario in Niger is Faltering
African leaders are not suicidal, unlike their counterparts in Kiev, and are thus less willing to do NATO’s bidding.
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Niger is Far from a Typical Coup
Rather than send troops in response to the coup, France and the U.S. seem to favor a “Rwanda” type solution applied in Mozambique earlier this year, writes Vijay Prashad. Only this time ECOWAS would apply force.
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Geopolitical Chessboard Shifts Against US Empire
The geopolitical chessboard is in perpetual shift – and never more than in our current incandescent juncture.
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Russia To Assist Nigeria in Revitalizing Its Steel Industry
The largest steel mill in the African nation was constructed through a collaboration with the Soviet Union. Over the years, Russia has remained a reliable ally for Nigeria, and the two countries have developed a strong government-to-government relationship.
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The Russia-Global South Connection: Africa as Strategic Partner
Moscow now seems to enjoy all it takes to build a fruitful, Global Majority-centered strategic partnership.
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Moscow has something extremely valuable to offer countries across the continent.
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Putin: Joining Russia and Africa Efforts for Peace, Progress and a Successful Future
On July 27–28, St Petersburg will host the second Russia-Africa Summit and Russia-Africa Economic and Humanitarian Forum.
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Finance, Power, Integration: The SCO Welcomes A New ‘Global Globe’
Discussions at the recent SCO Summit in New Delhi now point to the inevitable: The merging of new multipolar organizations and their collective reorganization of global finance.
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China’s Bold Move: Unveiling the Game-Changing Foreign Relations Law that Defies Hegemony
The legislation recently approved in Beijing aims to restore the principles of equality and fairness among all nations, bringing back a system governed by the rule of law.
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Why the US Sought Secret Talks with Iran
Although the specific details of US-initiated indirect talks with Iran are unknown, Tehran is already reaping billions of unfrozen dollars in rewards. In return, Iran may have promised to temporarily stop enrichment at 60%, a number it already had no plan to exceed.
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American Elites Conceding The World is Rebelling Against the US
A former White House official has acknowledged the reality of growing resistance to the country’s imperialism
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Russia’s SPIEF in, Hegemonic West Out
Moscow seeks trade alliances with countries in Asia and the Global South at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum.
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Russia’s New Roadmap for Multipolar World
The St. Petersburg International Economic Forum is not only the premier platform for discussing everything that matters in business and geoeconomics concerning Russia and the wider Eurasia.
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How the BRI train took the road to Shangri-La
In less than a decade, China’s BRI has fundamentally transformed global geopolitics. It is already far too late for the west to compete.
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Bold Gambits on the West Asian Chessboard
In the Great Power competition, everything is connected: Uncertain negotiations between Russia and NATO over Ukraine may be impacted by Turkiye’s post-election pivot and Syria’s return to the Arab League.
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Multipolarity is About a Fair Redistribution of Power, Which the West Refuses to Accept
An equitable world order is gaining momentum as tensions flare between the dominant and emerging world powers
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Bridge of Peace and Prosperity Proposed From the Arab World to Syria
Syria is on the brink of recovery as Saudi Arabia plans to invite Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to the Arab League summit in Riyadh on May 19.
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Saudi Arabia Makes its Eurasian Shift
Saudi Arabia’s recent reconciliations with Iran and Syria under Chinese-Russian guidance is perceived as a step toward reducing Riyadh’s dependence on the US, while also advancing Beijing and Moscow’s political and economic influence in West Asia.
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