Tag: NATO
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Donald Trump mulling to commit to a Russian victory in Ukraine according to Politico
In a extensive article by Politico on Donald Trump’s plans and future policy for NATO, Russia and Ukraine, Politico have claimed that Donald Trump is preparing to offer Russia a peace according to its terms. These terms include keeping territory acquired during the war, and committing Ukraine not to join NATO. You can read the…
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No military aid for Ukraine by NATO, but will write down Ukraine’s shopping list
NATO has made no military commitments for Ukraine and its press release about the conclusions of its summit in Brussels yesterday, only list the past contributions that NATO members made of their own accord. NATO has made a commitment that it will only be writing down Ukraine’s military needs and delivering them collectively to all…
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Emmanuel Macron says that France doesn’t need NATO or US help if it is engaged against Russia in Ukraine
The Wall Street Journal has revealed that in a summit at the Elysée Palace on February 26th, Emmanuel Macron has told Biden and Scholz that in case Russia engaged with French troops in Ukraine, France would not need NATO’s help. Macron’s comments follow his stronger stance on Russia he has taken publicly as of early…
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It is no coincidence that the same people who want Russia to win, also hate democracy and the rule of law
There is a common trait among all of those who want Ukraine to lose and Russia to win with “peace talks” and “negotiations”. They all resent democracy, the rule of law, free speech, and Western values. Their most powerful and inspiring source, Donald Trump didn’t even recognise the result of the last Presidential election and…
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The Labour Party is turning into a pro-Russian fifth column in Europe: just like Hungary
It is no coincidence that the most corrupt countries in Europe, namely Hungary, and Malta have adopted a pro-Russian position in Europe and the European Union, with Hungary leading the pack of Europe’s fifth column. Criminal organisations that run governments will easily prefer to ally themselves with other criminal organisations in power and dictators because…
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Polish Foreign Affairs Minister backs Macron on considering the deployment of NATO troops in Ukraine
The Polish Foreign Affairs Minister, Radislow Sikorsi is backing French President Emmanuel Macron’s consideration to deploy troops in Ukraine. Leaders of the Baltic states have also made similar statements. Macron has recently, been more specific in his remarks during a meeting with Opposition political parties where he argued that France would deploy troops to Ukraine…
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How does a nuclear deterrent work?
Since Russia invaded Ukraine, it has exploited its nuclear deterrent, turning it into a weapon of blackmail by constantly threatening the West with a nuclear attack if it intervenes in Ukraine. These nuclear threats have been accompanied by intensive Russian propaganda campaigns in the West aimed at discouraging Westerners from taking a pro-Ukraine stance, with…
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What has the West given Turkey in exchange for Sweden’s NATO membership?
More on the developing absurdities of international relations in the West. Turkey is on track with warming up to the enemies of the West after having held Sweden’s membership to NATO hostage. Despite, the Turkish parliament’s approval of Sweden’s NATO membership, the decree still has to be signed by President Erdogan and he still has…
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Shouldn’t one first quench the fire at home, before helping our neighbours?
With the war in Gaza, Pedro Sanchez has found a very convenient diversion to his political crisis back home. If Pedro Sanchez could propose drastic measures on a conflict that is outside the European continent, I would suppose he would be doing even more for the conflicts in his own continent and political family. However,…
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When Henry Kissinger wanted to break Dom Mintoff
Henry Kissinger was the National Security Advisor to President Richard Nixon in 1972 when Dom Mintoff was concluding the Defence Agreement with the UK and NATO. During these negotiations, Mintoff attempted to secure as much money as possible from the British and NATO in exchange for leasing Malta’s defense facilities until they were closed in…


