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25.12.2011 17:21
16.12.2011
10:38
In the service of the military-industrial complex One of the recent “events of great political importance ” in the US could shed a lot of light on American big-time politics. A new faction has sprung up in Congress embracing fifty Congressmen, both Republicans and Democrats among them, headed by Republican Kay Granger and Democrat Norm Dicks. →
15.10.2011
12:37
Fifty years after America has witnessed nothing of the sort, at least over the past fifty years. Mass protest rallies that started on Wall Street swept New York and spilled over to other cities across the country. Thousands of people, enraged by the government’s policies, took to the streets in Boston, Chicago, San Francisco, Pittsburgh, Los Angeles and Philadelphia. →
22.09.2011
13:52
Short-sighted policy Hopes for reasonable and realistic policies from the Washington big-league are dwindling, despite the “reset” in US-Russian relations and a number of constructive steps in this direction. A few days ago, the United States and Romania signed an agreement to deploy a US missile base on the territory of Romania. →
19.07.2011
17:34
Standoff ahead of election The day which has been dubbed “Day X” in the American press is only a short time away now. →
7.07.2011
14:55
The end of the American Dream? The reports recently published in Washington can without exaggeration be described as the most sensational for some time. However, for some reasons, the American news media say nothing about them, even though they are much more politically important than whatever sensations American society is fed with daily. →
30.06.2011
14:52
The first step President Barack Obama has announced the American withdrawal from Afghanistan. This marks the closing stage of Operation Enduring Freedom initiated by President George W. Bush ten years ago. The US unleashed a large-scale military campaign in Afghanistan to fight against Osama bin Laden and the Taliban, which it blacklisted as the worst terrorist organizations ever. →
23.06.2011
14:49
About trust The recent meeting of the Russia-NATO Council in Brussels failed to measure up to what had been expected of it and to put it bluntly, ended in a flop. After Georgia’s aggression against South Ossetia in August 2008 the activities of the Russia-NATO Council were frozen, not through Russia’s fault. →
10.06.2011
15:06
Decisions delayed The G8 summit in Deauville at the end of May, though reaffirming its importance for global politics, failed to live up to some of Russia’s expectations. →
27.05.2011
15:29
The end of a doctrine The revolutionary wave that has swept countries of North Africa and the Middle East marks an important milestone in post-war history. However, the importance of these historically significant events doesn’t boil down to the collapse of dictatorial regimes. →

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