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FARC’s deep roots. A brief introduction to FARC’s origins

“ T here is more repression of individual freedom here that in any other country we’ve been to, the police patrol the streets carrying...

India: Where to?

First Brexit, then Trump. The elections in Netherlands, recently, gave a breather to nationalism. But then the tide of nationalism bestrode the Middle-East. The...

A Euro theory

I f it were not for the euro, Germany’s trade balance would have caused a revaluation of the Mark, which would automatically have...

Fake news in the U.S. endangering Russian ties while corruption pays off big

T he incessant drumbeat demonizing Russia has reached a crescendo. Half-truths lead, and outright lies follow. A Congressman on National Public Radio accuses...

Deep State Members And Their Agents Are Slowly Revealing Themselves

O n a daily basis, with increasing frequency, the various and individual members and agents of the Deep State are being forced to...

Reviewing the Libyan issue

A re we sure we have so far well-interpreted Libya’s scenario, its strategic balances and the nature of our real interests in that...

March 26th Russian Anti-Corruption Protests in pictures

O n March 26th in Russia took place one of the biggest anti-corruption anti-government protest since the Boltnaya Square protests of 2012.     Protests...

President Donald Trump Needs To Either Cancel, Repudiate or Renegotiate The U.S. Debt

T he current U.S. Debt hovers around 23 trillion dollars, and the overall debt is rumored to be around ten times that, and...

China: The Democracy Question

China is not a democracy; at least not in the sense to which our western sensibility is acclimated. Starting in the 1980s (the period...

Politics and Policy: Connecting the dots in the U.S. system

W hat is 'politics' a Senator's quip went ... 'Poli' he said means many in Greek, and 'tics' are bloodsucking parasites. It drew...

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Saudi Arabia in the Red Sea: Mediator, Power Broker or Conflict Enabler?

Saudi Arabia has positioned itself as a diplomatic interlocutor...

Christine Lagarde’s ECB Legacy: How an Outsider Defied the Sceptics

Christine Lagarde’s decision to leave the European Central Bank...

US Midterms Could Put the 2028 Presidential Race on Investors’ Radar

The upcoming US midterm elections could reshape financial markets...

Why Is Trump Rushing to Defend Republican Senate Seats in South Carolina?

President Donald Trump is intensifying his campaign efforts in...
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