Russian President Vladimir Putin has once again raised the nuclear threat on the eve of the elections that will be held in Russia starting this Friday. Putin stressed this Wednesday that his nuclear forces are prepared to act at any time. “From a military-technical point of view, of course we are prepared. “Our forces are … Read more
The Vatican envoy was summoned to the Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Affairs today (11/3) to be served with a letter of protest in relation to the statements of Pope Francis, who on Saturday called on Kiev to have “the courage to raise a white flag and negotiate” with Moscow. “Visvaldas Kulbokas was informed that Ukraine … Read more
In 1997, a man who had been everything in foreign policy, the former national security advisor of the United States Zbigniew Brzezinski, wrote in retirement a classic of geopolitics, The Grand Chessboard (“The Great Board”). In it he argued that, to remain a world leader, the United States only had to do three things: strengthen … Read more
Ukraine launches attacks again on Russian territory a few days before the presidential elections in Russia. At least nine regions of the country have been targeted by Ukrainian drones, which have managed to spark fires in several refineries and fuel depots in the country. At the same time, Vladimir Putin’s Armed Forces confronted this Tuesday … Read more
President Vladimir Putin has dismissed the head of the Russian Navy, Admiral Nikolai Yevmenov, in the midst of reorganizing his fleets after the losses suffered by his Black Sea squadron. Yevmenov, 69, will be replaced by the commander of the North Sea Fleet, Alexander Moiseyev, until now responsible for the waters of the Arctic Circle, … Read more
The European elections in June and the political adjustments prior to that event will put European conservatives and Christian Democrats in front of the mirror. The survival of the great coalition between popular and social democrats that has reigned for five decades in the European Parliament and which is increasingly damaged will depend on the … Read more
In 1997, a man who had been everything in foreign policy, the former national security advisor of the United States Zbigniew Brzezinski, wrote in retirement a classic of geopolitics, The Grand Chessboard (“The Great Board”). In it he argued that, to remain a world leader, the United States only had to do three things: strengthen … Read more
German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock has been open to a possible arms exchange with the United Kingdom in which Germany would deliver Taurus missiles to the British Government and London, in turn, would supply more long-range Storm Shadow missiles to kyiv. . In this way, Germany could indirectly support Ukraine and maintain Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s … Read more