One of the recurring threats used by the western nations in their cold (and increasingly more hot) war with Russia, is that Putin’s regime may be locked out of all international monetary transactions when Moscow…
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US Ambassador to South Korea Mark Lippert was slashed in the face by a radical protester, Kim Ki Jong, opposed to US interference in Korean politics. “North and South Korea must be united” he shouted,…
Scanning the headlines in the western mainstream press, and then peering behind the one-way mirror to compare that to the actual goings-on, one can’t but get the impression that America’s propagandists, and all those who follow in their wake, are struggling with all their might to concoct rationales for military action of one sort or another, be it supplying weapons to the largely defunct Ukrainian military, or staging parades of US military hardware and troops in the almost completely Russian town of Narva, in Estonia, a few hundred meters away from the Russian border, or putting US “advisers” in harm’s way in parts of Iraq mostly controlled by Islamic militants.
The following speech is made by DPRK Minister for Foreign Affairs Ri Su Yong Addresses the 69th Session of UN General Assembly. Also, for the sake of The 4th Media’s global viewership, the Statement made…
Every day signs are looming larger than life as we know it in the wealthiest nation on earth that it’s about to crash and burn, forever changing not for the better. The latest wake-up call…
When it comes to the Ukraine proxy war, which started in earnest just about one year ago with the violent coup that overthrew then president Yanukovich and replaced him with a local pro-US oligarch, there has been no ambiguity who the key actors were: on the left, we had the west, personified by the US, the European Union, and NATO in general; while on the right we had Russia. In fact, if there was any confusion, it was about the role of that other “elephant in the room” – China. To be sure, a question few asked throughout the Ukraine civil war is just whose side is China leaning toward. After all the precarious balance of power between NATO and Russia had resulted in a stalemate in which neither side has an obvious advantage (even as the Ukraine economy died, and its currency hyperinflated, waiting for a clear winner), and the explicit or implicit support of China to either camp would make all the difference in the world, not to mention the world’s most formidable axis.
The paper of record is carrying Washington’s water in its Ukraine reporting — all too believing, once again Our embarrassing, servile media: Does the New York Times just print everything the government tel… As the…
Looking through the US Tactics On January 25 in New Delhi, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Barrack Obama held a summit meeting, whereupon they announced a joint statement, which now undergoes various…
The liberal way of viewing the problem rests on a misunderstanding of the origins of the police In most of the liberal discussions of the recent police killings of unarmed black men, there is an…
China and Russia plan to extend their strategic partnership in finance, aviation and space as well as improve trade and economic cooperation, said Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Cheng Guoping. “It is essential to improve practical cooperation, as both sides will be increasing and expanding trade, and innovation,” Cheng said during a news conference in Beijing as quoted by Rossiya Segodnya. Trade between the two countries was worth $95.3 billion in 2014. China and Russia expect it to reach $200 billion by 2020. Radio Sputnik: ‘China – Russia partnership is at its best and will enhance further’ – Xiyu Yang The two countries will continue to expand cooperation in aviation, space and nuclear energy; he said adding that China will actively cooperate with Russia in finance to seek new forms of interaction.