EU Backs Islamic Terrorists in Syria While Russia, US Condemn Their Massacres

By Drago Bosnic, March 12, 2025

Ever since the NATO-backed terrorist takeover of Syria, the situation in the country has been a total disaster. The Islamic radicals have been conducting extremist policies that strip minorities of virtually any rights.

The Folly of Nuclear Brinkmanship: Macron’s Misguided Call to Arms

By Prof. Ruel F. Pepa, March 12, 2025

French President Emmanuel Macron has recently ramped up his advocacy for European nations to bolster their nuclear arsenals, particularly directing his appeals toward the United Kingdom under the new leadership of Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

Myths and Reality: How and Why a False Narrative on Ukraine Was Created

By Bharat Dogra, March 12, 2025

At the time of the break-up of the Soviet Union and unification of Germany, a promise was made at very high levels by representatives of the USA, Germany and others that the NATO will not advance even an inch eastwards towards Russia.

Russia and U.S. Call for UN Meeting as Toll From Massacres on Syria’s Coast Tops 1,400

By South Front, March 12, 2025

Russia and the United States on March 9 called for closed-door consultations at the United Nations Security Council to address the recent escalation on the Syrian coast which saw the death of hundreds of civilians from the Alawite minority in massacres carried out by government forces and affiliated militias.

Why Europe Is Arming Against a Non-existent Enemy?

By Manlio Dinucci, March 10, 2025

Macron’s offer to “extend the nuclear umbrella to other European nations” is described by Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk as “very promising.“ Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, on the other hand, warns that Moscow sees President Emmanuel Macron’s statement on extending the French nuclear deterrent to European partners as “a threat to Russia.“

Trump Considering “Large Scale Sanctions” on Russia Until a Ceasefire Is Reached

By Andrew Korybko, March 10, 2025

Few understood how more sanctions could coerce Russia into a ceasefire. Special Envoy for Ukraine and Russia Keith Kellogg shed more light on this approach in early February when he floated the possibility of much stricter secondary sanctions enforcement.

EU’s €800 Billion ‘ReArm Europe Plan’ – Unaffordable Arms Race Doomed to Fail

By Ahmed Adel, March 10, 2025

The approval of the ReArm Europe plan during the Special European Council summit on March 7 means mobilizing up to €800 billion over four years to sustain an arms race whose pace, they naively believe, Russia cannot keep up with.

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