The first German genocide the West chose to forget
The 20th century’s first genocide claimed 70,000 lives, wiping out 80% of the Herero and 50% of the Nama population in…
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Is Europe ready for Ukraine’s defeat?
Europe hailed AI-guided drones as Ukraine’s new game changer. But technology cannot replace troops, air defenses or…
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Darline Graham is no Lindsey, and it’s probably a good thing for America
The hawkish late senator’s sister has shown her utter inexperience, but some voters may prefer a novice focused at home…
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Dependence Day: A generation after the Soviet Union fell, Ukraine is a ruined proxy of the West
After the USSR, Ukraine could have bridged East and West. Instead, corruption, nationalism and Western meddling left it…
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The woke experiment in women’s sport has reached its absurd conclusion
The WNBA transgender eligibility debate intensifies after Freedom and White announce plans to enter the league’s 2027…
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The new world won’t be ruled by the ICC’s bias – or Washington’s overreach
The clash over sanctions on judges reveals a fading order in which neither moral monopoly nor financial coercion can…
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With Ukraine’s corruption, one thing is certain: You haven’t seen the worst yet
Each new scandal around Zelensky’s circle exposes a system of theft, cover-ups and rival clans – while suggesting worse…
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The unborn are dying in the siege of Gaza
Miscarriages and stillbirths surge as Israel’s siege, malnutrition, toxic exposure and displacement ravage mothers Read…
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From Kiev to Nairobi: An unholy export
By letting Ukrainian schismatics serve Liturgy in Kenya, Alexandria forced its African flock into a grave canonical…
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Whoever wins the Meta trial, the masses will remain willing slaves
The fight between social media and political authorities is really about one thing: who keeps the power to shape a…
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Trump and Canada have a deal*
Trump’s three-day Canada tariff truce leaves trade, USMCA, F-35s, critical minerals and sovereignty hanging on his next…
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Hey Ursula, angry voters aren’t ‘pro-Russian,’ they’re just fed up
Brussels keeps misreading public backlash as foreign influence when much of it is simply exhaustion with elite…
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Concentration Camp Ukraine? In a comedian’s dictatorship, a pop singer tells the truth
A rare celebrity outburst has pierced Kiev’s climate of fear, exposing forced abductions, repression and a regime…
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Women’s sport shouldn’t have to bend to the trans delusion
Biology won’t be denied, and female athletes should not be pushed aside to satisfy woke ideology, fear, or performative…
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How Europe betrayed Madrid to punish Sanchez
Solving Europe’s migration crisis requires confronting the colonial mindset driving global displacement—a step Brussels…
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Brad Pitt has started drinking again, the bottle doesn’t care that he’s Brad Pitt
Don’t fool yourself about moderate drinking Read Full Article at RT.com
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Beyond the headlines, Pakistan and Russia are drawing closer
From counterterrorism to trade corridors, Moscow and Islamabad are turning steady contact into a deeper, more durable…
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The US is facing a new red menace – from within
A few socialist militants are poisoning the Democratic Party Read Full Article at RT.com
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Tucker for president? MAGA rebels declare independence from Israel
A widening split on the American right is turning Trump’s old base into open opposition, with Israel at the center of…
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The buyer-seller trap: Why America hasn’t delivered what India expected
After $22 billion in US arms sales, the big promises on co-production and technology transfer still ring hollow Read…
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America’s murder crisis isn’t as hopeless as many believe
New data shows killings in the US are falling and heavily concentrated, suggesting the bigger picture is less bleak…
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Who benefits from the migrant chaos in Spain?
Move over Eurovision, the EU has just launched ‘The Amazing Border Race’ Read Full Article at RT.com
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Tara Reade: The US is handing its war machine to Israel
A new Pentagon-IDF tie-up deepens military integration while ordinary Americans get more war, more debt, and less to…
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Russia sanctions bill: A new pressure tool aimed at India
India and China are threatened with 100% tariffs for buying Russian oil while European allies are shielded through…
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Laura Loomer is fighting a losing war against reality itself
Her attack on multipolarity mistakes a shift in global power for a plot, confusing structural change with hostile…
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UEFA has built football’s apartheid system – now it wants to play savior
UEFA forced FIFA to abandon its World Cup investment plan, but the boycott was really about money, Russia, Israel and…
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No spontaneous combustion? Regarding the causes of the Ceuta migrant surge, look who’s gloating
The Ceuta migrant surge was sold as a border panic. The harder question is who benefited from lighting the fuse. Read…
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Germany has reached a new low in election rigging
Local officials in Lower Saxony are blocking AfD candidates from running, using intelligence reports instead of courts…
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Here’s the real answer to the Ceuta ‘invasion’
Spain’s response to Ceuta should go beyond fences and fear, and turn crisis management into a new partnership with…
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What does India have to do with the Arctic and why is it a test for BRICS
India’s BRICS chairship can link Global South climate concerns to Arctic governance – with Russia key to that effort…
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To the last Ukrainian: Why the EU doesn’t want Kiev’s draft dodgers
The bloc members are ready to sponsor their endless ‘for Ukraine’ proxy war marathon, as long as they don’t have to…
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Gangland France: Can the authorities do anything about the migrant mafia?
As drugs keep flooding into Europe, a new generation of gangs in France is resorting to new methods to expand their…
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The dirtiest man in clean sport has made Russia his personal enemy
World Athletics keeps Russian & Belarusian athletes banned as Sebastian Coe rejects a conditional pathway back to…
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Trump’s war on far-left terrorism goes global
A landmark meeting in Washington put far-left extremism at the center of international counterterrorism efforts Read…
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Russia’s football exile is ending – but Europe may not survive the comeback
Russia’s football comeback is no longer a question of if but how. FIFA is moving first, while UEFA weighs politics,…
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