Katehon Europa
07.05.202509:47
The decade of 2000 marked the start of Ukraine becoming a de facto member of NATO. It not only participated in all of the main exercises, but it hosted many.
✍️ Larry Johnson
🌐 The Road to War in Ukraine — The History of NATO and US Military Exercises With Ukraine — Part 2
✍️ Larry Johnson
🌐 The Road to War in Ukraine — The History of NATO and US Military Exercises With Ukraine — Part 2
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Sputnik International
02.05.202516:31
North Korea’s righteous battle against globalism — Dugin Digital Edition
North Korea is a small country, but it has proven itself to be a GREAT NATION, AI Dugin explains.
That’s why Russia is fortunate to have such an ally💪
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North Korea is a small country, but it has proven itself to be a GREAT NATION, AI Dugin explains.
That’s why Russia is fortunate to have such an ally💪
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29.04.202507:02
China has turned its trade war with the United States into a stepping stone for achieving its bigger dream--of becoming an unrivalled global power in the decades to come.
In order to scale this strategic objective, the Chinese have adopted a pro-active approach to counter the headwinds blowing right now from Trump’s America.
✍️ Atul Aneja
🗣 China opens Asia front to counter Trump’s trade war
In order to scale this strategic objective, the Chinese have adopted a pro-active approach to counter the headwinds blowing right now from Trump’s America.
✍️ Atul Aneja
🗣 China opens Asia front to counter Trump’s trade war
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Alexander Dugin
26.04.202519:05
Short commentary on the Future of Ukraine by Russian philosopher Alexander Dugin to @ukraine_watch
23.04.202513:02
Alexander Dugin argues that Donald Trump, disillusioned by the lack of progress in resolving the Ukrainian conflict on his own terms, is preparing for a unilateral withdrawal.
✍️ Alexander Dugin
🗣 Trump’s Unilateral Withdrawal from Ukraine
✍️ Alexander Dugin
🗣 Trump’s Unilateral Withdrawal from Ukraine
21.04.202507:01
Indonesia’s President Prabowo Subianto is fast emerging as a leader who thinks big, bold, and out-of-the box.
Within months of assuming the Indonesian Presidency, Prabowo, a former special forces military officer, has shown his capacity to reimagine his country’s destiny. No longer confined to accepting Indonesia’s status as a middle power, whose focus is essentially the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN)—a 10-nation regional bloc—Prabowo has made it plain that he wants his country to make an impact on the global stage.
✍️ Atul Aneja
🌐 How Indonesia’s bold leadership is fuelling rise of a multipolar world
Within months of assuming the Indonesian Presidency, Prabowo, a former special forces military officer, has shown his capacity to reimagine his country’s destiny. No longer confined to accepting Indonesia’s status as a middle power, whose focus is essentially the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN)—a 10-nation regional bloc—Prabowo has made it plain that he wants his country to make an impact on the global stage.
✍️ Atul Aneja
🌐 How Indonesia’s bold leadership is fuelling rise of a multipolar world
06.05.202507:05
In countering headwinds from the Trump administration, which has launched a fierce tariff war, China has decided to work on a bigger plan, which includes deepening its engagement with the Global South.
✍️ Atul Aneja
🌐 China reaches out to Africa, Global South to counter trade headwinds from US
✍️ Atul Aneja
🌐 China reaches out to Africa, Global South to counter trade headwinds from US
02.05.202507:04
Trump clearly is in the midst of an existential conflict. He has a landslide mandate. But is ringed by a resolute domestic enemy front in the form of an ‘industrial concern’ infused with Deep State ideology, centred primarily on preserving U.S. global power (rather than on mending of the economy).
✍️ Alastair Crooke
🌐 A ‘Trump deal’? Juggling war, ‘easy war’ and negotiation
✍️ Alastair Crooke
🌐 A ‘Trump deal’? Juggling war, ‘easy war’ and negotiation
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MT News
28.04.202518:09
Russian Philosopher Alexander Dugin says the West will 'howl' over North Korean troops joining Russian forces
'It's worth a lot'
@MTodayNews
'It's worth a lot'
@MTodayNews
25.04.202507:00
Ideological fundamentalism refers to when ideology convinces the public that politics is a struggle between good and evil. People no longer assess states based on what they do in the international system but on the political identities assigned to them.
✍️ Glenn Diesen
🌐 Ideological Fundamentalism in International Politics
✍️ Glenn Diesen
🌐 Ideological Fundamentalism in International Politics
23.04.202507:04
Professor Zhang Weiwei argues that American economy is more dependent on China than vice versa, because it has become increasingly hollowed out by neoliberalism and deindustrialization.
✍️ Zhang Weiwei
🌐 China is Prepared for Trump’s Global Tariff War
✍️ Zhang Weiwei
🌐 China is Prepared for Trump’s Global Tariff War
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19.04.202512:50
This year Orthodox Easter coincides with Catholic. It is a sign. Christians will be minority soon. Our God Jesus Christ needs us. He has saved us once and forever. Now we are under ultimate proof. On the eve of Last Judgment. Modernity is the test. Because Modernity is Antichrist
— Alexander Dugin
https://t.me/Dugin_Aleksandr
— Alexander Dugin
https://t.me/Dugin_Aleksandr
05.05.202507:01
Although the world has clearly ceased to be unipolar, the United States is striving to maintain its instruments of control. Moreover, if earlier it was in a veiled form (the concept of global leadership and multilateralism under Barack Obama), then Donald Trump decided to act aggressively, causing a serious resonance with his statements on Greenland, Canada, the Panama Canal and even NATO, thereby weakening the ties of the transatlantic partnership.
✍️ Leonid Savin
🌐 Global Non-West And Multipolarity
✍️ Leonid Savin
🌐 Global Non-West And Multipolarity
01.05.202507:03
This is the first of a three-part series on the history of NATO and US European Command military exercises with Ukraine. This shows how the West, acting like a camel, slipped its big nose under the Ukrainian tent as part of a long-term strategy to defeat Russia.
✍️ Larry Johnson
🌐 The Road to War in Ukraine — The History of NATO and US Military Exercises With Ukraine — Part 1
✍️ Larry Johnson
🌐 The Road to War in Ukraine — The History of NATO and US Military Exercises With Ukraine — Part 1
28.04.202507:04
Russia has removed the ruling Afghan movement from the list of extremist organizations.
On April 17, at the request of the Prosecutor General‘s Office in Russia, the Supreme Court of Russia excluded the Afghan Taliban movement from the list of terrorist organizations. Zabihullah Mujahid, a representative of the Islamic Emirate, said that “we consider this step to be very important. In the future, Afghanistan and Russia will certainly build a good relationship in the spheres of economy and diplomacy. Russian President [Vladimir Putin] has a correct policy with regard to Afghanistan.”
✍️ Leonid Savin
🌐 The Taliban Are No Longer Terrorists
On April 17, at the request of the Prosecutor General‘s Office in Russia, the Supreme Court of Russia excluded the Afghan Taliban movement from the list of terrorist organizations. Zabihullah Mujahid, a representative of the Islamic Emirate, said that “we consider this step to be very important. In the future, Afghanistan and Russia will certainly build a good relationship in the spheres of economy and diplomacy. Russian President [Vladimir Putin] has a correct policy with regard to Afghanistan.”
✍️ Leonid Savin
🌐 The Taliban Are No Longer Terrorists
24.04.202507:02
SHANGHAI - There could not be a more strategic place to spend these past Trump Tariff Tizzy (TTT) heady days than in Shanghai – China’s trade, commercial and cultural capital.
✍️ Pepe Escobar @rocknrollgeopolitics
🌐 The Shanghai Spirit - China Will Take No Bullying
✍️ Pepe Escobar @rocknrollgeopolitics
🌐 The Shanghai Spirit - China Will Take No Bullying
22.04.202507:04
Trump’s actions were neither ‘spur of the moment’, nor whimsical. The ‘tariff solution’ had been pre-prepared by his team over years.
The Trump ‘shock’ – his ‘de-centring’ of America from serving as pivot to the post-war ‘order’ via the dollar – has triggered a deep cleavage between those who gained huge benefit from the status quo, on the one hand; and on the other, the MAGA faction who have come to regard the status quo as inimical – even an existential threat – to U.S. interests. The sides have descended into bitter, accusatory polarisation.
✍️ Alastair Crooke
🌐 Trump axes a stricken world order – but there’s opportunity amidst the turmoil
The Trump ‘shock’ – his ‘de-centring’ of America from serving as pivot to the post-war ‘order’ via the dollar – has triggered a deep cleavage between those who gained huge benefit from the status quo, on the one hand; and on the other, the MAGA faction who have come to regard the status quo as inimical – even an existential threat – to U.S. interests. The sides have descended into bitter, accusatory polarisation.
✍️ Alastair Crooke
🌐 Trump axes a stricken world order – but there’s opportunity amidst the turmoil
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Russian MFA 🇷🇺
03.05.202510:02
🕊 #MartyrsForTruth is a special project dedicated to commemorating Russian journalists who lost their lives at the hands of Ukrainian neo-Nazis.
Since 2014, the Kiev regime has been responsible for the deaths of more than 60 individuals working in Russian media — correspondents, cameramen, sound engineers, bloggers, and volunteers. Many of them were killed not just in combat zones but also far from the front lines — in cities like Moscow and St. Petersburg — through planned and targeted terrorist attacks.
#KievRegimeCrimes
The Kiev regime has tortured and murdered those who dared to speak out against the neo-Nazi junta and expose its crimes. Among the victims were Ukrainian journalist Oles Buzina and Gonzalo Lira Lopez, a US citizen.
❗️Today, on #WorldPressFreedomDay, we pay tribute to those who stood up for the truth and remained committed to their professional duty — right to the end.
▪️ Darya Dugina (1992–2022) was a political analyst, philosopher, and frontline reporter. The daughter of philosopher and writer Alexander Dugin, Darya was killed in a terrorist attack on August 20, 2022. According to investigators, an agent of the Ukrainian special services planted an explosive device under her vehicle and detonated it remotely after several months of surveillance.
▪️ Anna Prokofyeva (1989–2025) was a frontline reporter with Channel One Russia in the Belgorod Region. On March 26, 2025, the vehicle carrying her crew hit a landmine near the Ukrainian border. Anna was killed instantly; the cameraman sustained serious injuries.
▪️ Andrey Stenin (1980–2014), a photo journalist with the Rossiya Segodnya Media Group, died on August 6, 2014, on his way from Dmitrovka to Snezhny in the Donetsk People’s Republic, together with Andrey Vyachalo and Sergey Korenchenkov. These journalists were reporting on the latest developments in and around Snezny. Their burnt-out vehicle was discovered only on August 22,with the remains of Andrey and his colleagues in it. Investigators later confirmed it had come under Ukrainian military fire.
▪️ Maxim Fomin, known as Vladlen Tatarsky, was a journalist, blogger, and militia member. He died in a terrorist attack on April 2, 2023, in St. Petersburg. According to investigators, this attack had been in the making since 2022 and was masterminded from Ukraine. Daria Trepova carried it out by bringing an explosive device hidden inside a gypsum sculpture to a meet-the-author event with Tatarsky. Tatarsky was killed instantly, and 30 others were injured. Trepova has since been sentenced to 27 years in prison.
▪️ And the list continues…
The exhibition is created under the joint efforts of the Donetsk News Agency, Zaporozhye News Agency, Kherson News Agency, and the Lugansk Information Centre, in collaboration with Alexander Malkevich, a member of Russia’s Human Rights Council, with the support of the Russian Foreign Ministry.
The initiative has also launched several international exhibitions, hosted by Russian diplomatic missions abroad.
Since 2014, the Kiev regime has been responsible for the deaths of more than 60 individuals working in Russian media — correspondents, cameramen, sound engineers, bloggers, and volunteers. Many of them were killed not just in combat zones but also far from the front lines — in cities like Moscow and St. Petersburg — through planned and targeted terrorist attacks.
#KievRegimeCrimes
The Kiev regime has tortured and murdered those who dared to speak out against the neo-Nazi junta and expose its crimes. Among the victims were Ukrainian journalist Oles Buzina and Gonzalo Lira Lopez, a US citizen.
❗️Today, on #WorldPressFreedomDay, we pay tribute to those who stood up for the truth and remained committed to their professional duty — right to the end.
▪️ Darya Dugina (1992–2022) was a political analyst, philosopher, and frontline reporter. The daughter of philosopher and writer Alexander Dugin, Darya was killed in a terrorist attack on August 20, 2022. According to investigators, an agent of the Ukrainian special services planted an explosive device under her vehicle and detonated it remotely after several months of surveillance.
▪️ Anna Prokofyeva (1989–2025) was a frontline reporter with Channel One Russia in the Belgorod Region. On March 26, 2025, the vehicle carrying her crew hit a landmine near the Ukrainian border. Anna was killed instantly; the cameraman sustained serious injuries.
▪️ Andrey Stenin (1980–2014), a photo journalist with the Rossiya Segodnya Media Group, died on August 6, 2014, on his way from Dmitrovka to Snezhny in the Donetsk People’s Republic, together with Andrey Vyachalo and Sergey Korenchenkov. These journalists were reporting on the latest developments in and around Snezny. Their burnt-out vehicle was discovered only on August 22,with the remains of Andrey and his colleagues in it. Investigators later confirmed it had come under Ukrainian military fire.
▪️ Maxim Fomin, known as Vladlen Tatarsky, was a journalist, blogger, and militia member. He died in a terrorist attack on April 2, 2023, in St. Petersburg. According to investigators, this attack had been in the making since 2022 and was masterminded from Ukraine. Daria Trepova carried it out by bringing an explosive device hidden inside a gypsum sculpture to a meet-the-author event with Tatarsky. Tatarsky was killed instantly, and 30 others were injured. Trepova has since been sentenced to 27 years in prison.
▪️ And the list continues…
The exhibition is created under the joint efforts of the Donetsk News Agency, Zaporozhye News Agency, Kherson News Agency, and the Lugansk Information Centre, in collaboration with Alexander Malkevich, a member of Russia’s Human Rights Council, with the support of the Russian Foreign Ministry.
The initiative has also launched several international exhibitions, hosted by Russian diplomatic missions abroad.
30.04.202507:04
On April 22, 2025, in the Indian-administered part of Kashmir, unidentified people who emerged from the forest in the vicinity of the city of Pahalgam shot a group of civilians, including tourists, with machine guns. According to estimates by the Indian side, 27 people were killed and dozens more injured. A little-known group, the Kashmiri Resistance Front (TRF), claimed responsibility for the attack.
✍️ Leonid Savin
🌐 Kashmir Terrorist Attack: India Politicizes Domestic Issues
✍️ Leonid Savin
🌐 Kashmir Terrorist Attack: India Politicizes Domestic Issues
27.04.202516:13
Question: Good morning, Minister Lavrov. I want to ask you about what happened in Kiev. There was a large Russian attack on that capital city about 1 o'clock in the morning. President Trump has said publicly the Russian strikes are not necessary and very bad timing. “Vladimir, stop”, was his quote. What made it worth killing civilians when Ukraine says it's ready for a ceasefire?
Sergey Lavrov: We only target military goals or civilian sites used by the military. President Putin expressed this for so many times, and this is not different this time as well. We never consciously target civilian sites, unlike the Zelensky regime.
✍️ Sergey Lavrov
🌐 Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov's interview with CBS (Moscow, April 27, 2025)
Sergey Lavrov: We only target military goals or civilian sites used by the military. President Putin expressed this for so many times, and this is not different this time as well. We never consciously target civilian sites, unlike the Zelensky regime.
✍️ Sergey Lavrov
🌐 Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov's interview with CBS (Moscow, April 27, 2025)
23.04.202519:04
Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) published an article last week explaining how their country and the US are once again allied against Eurofascism. The way in which this concept was described makes it a catch-all term in the sense of referring to historic totalitarian movements in Europe. The examples listed include the French Revolution, the War of 1812, the Crimean War, World War II of course, and the Suez Crisis of 1956. Another interesting part of their article concerns the UK.
SVR cited the work of unnamed American historians who “suggested that it is right to call Great Britain the first ‘evil empire’.” The innuendo is that historic totalitarian movements in Europe were tied in one way or another to the British, who are infamous for their divide-and-rule strategy. It’s important to recall in this context that SVR warned in early March about how the UK is trying to sabotage the Russian-US rapprochement via “NGO”-driven information warfare and its Ukrainian “peacekeeping” plot.
🌐 On Eurofascism
SVR cited the work of unnamed American historians who “suggested that it is right to call Great Britain the first ‘evil empire’.” The innuendo is that historic totalitarian movements in Europe were tied in one way or another to the British, who are infamous for their divide-and-rule strategy. It’s important to recall in this context that SVR warned in early March about how the UK is trying to sabotage the Russian-US rapprochement via “NGO”-driven information warfare and its Ukrainian “peacekeeping” plot.
🌐 On Eurofascism
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Sputnik International
21.04.202517:34
🚨🇺🇸 TRUMP FED UP WITH ZELENSKY?
The US is ready to EXIT the Ukraine conflict unilaterally; Trump & his team know you can't force both sides to the table, says 🇷🇺philosopher Alexander Dugin.
Despite goodwill, Russia will defend its interests.
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The US is ready to EXIT the Ukraine conflict unilaterally; Trump & his team know you can't force both sides to the table, says 🇷🇺philosopher Alexander Dugin.
Despite goodwill, Russia will defend its interests.
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Sputnik Africa
18.04.202514:46
📹 Message to Trump: Russia’s Victory Over Ukraine is Non-Negotinable – Dugin Digital Edition
AI Alexander Dugin breaks down what Trump needs to understand if he’s serious about easing tensions with Russia and stopping WW3.
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AI Alexander Dugin breaks down what Trump needs to understand if he’s serious about easing tensions with Russia and stopping WW3.
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