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Mackindergarten Lesson

November 20, 2021

The Heartland plus population plus production plus sea power: that’s the end of the “Columbian Age”.

Patrick Armstrong

The Eastern Economic Forum Accelerates a Grand Strategy of Win-Win Cooperation

September 8, 2021

One can only hope that wiser forces among the nations of the west (and those among the global south trying to foolishly operate within two opposing worlds) will recognize which future is worth living in, Matt Ehret writes.

Matthew Ehret

The Eastern Economic Forum Accelerates a Grand Strategy of Win-Win Cooperation

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Russia Wants to be Relevant, Feels Squeezed by China and Other Popular Delusions of a Dying Technocracy

June 25, 2021

Can Putin consolidate some important anti-nuclear war mechanisms in order to lower the tension of war sufficiently to navigate through the stormy waters ahead or is it already too late?

Matthew Ehret

Washington’s Delusion of Endless World Dominion

March 24, 2021

By now, the inherent strength of Beijing’s geopolitical strategy should be obvious to Washington foreign policy experts, were their insights not clouded by imperial hubris.

Washington’s Delusion of Endless World Dominion

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What Europe Can Do to Avoid WWIII? Say ‘No!’ Now to Its Start

January 24, 2020

If EU breaks away from US and joins with the rest of the Eurasian continent instead, at least the possibility will exist for avoiding a hellish future of continued and accelerating vassalage to the US regime for the entire world.

Eric Zuesse

Battle of the Ages to stop Eurasian integration

January 20, 2020

Hybrid War techniques – carrying inbuilt 24/7 demonization – will proliferate with the aim of containing China’s “threat,” Russian “aggression” and Iran’s “sponsorship of terrorism.” The myth of the “free market” will continue to drown under the imposition of a barrage of illegal sanctions, euphemistically defined as new trade “rules.”

Battle of the Ages to stop Eurasian integration

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Thinking Fast and Slow: Why the West Cannot See the Rise of Russia and China

July 17, 2019

Why do Western leaders, pundits and academics all continue to despise the remarkable progress in economic and strategic cooperation being made between Russia and China and with their neighbors?

Martin Sieff

The End of Russia’s Occidental Era (for Now)

February 19, 2019

For now while what the West does in relation to Russia and others will still matter very much to most Russians, especially as regards Ukraine. There the rise to power of an outright ultra-nationalist regime could mean another Russian-Western ‘Crimean’ war. However, what the West thinks of Russia will matter very little. Russia has for now cut its cultural and identity umbilical cord with the West. It is Eurasia and China bound.

The End of Russia’s Occidental Era (for Now)

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