In January, Joe Biden minced no words when warning presidential appointees that he would fire them “on the spot” if they treat their colleagues poorly.

Major protests erupted across Cuban cities on Sunday as thousands of the island nation’s citizens took to the streets to demand free elections and the

A new book by two Washington Post reporters, detailing the last year of Trump’s presidency, has made explosive claims that military top brass feared the

For me, Nord Stream 2 is a supplementary project, not a project instead of gas transit through Ukraine, German Chancellor said WASHINGTON, July 16. /TASS/.

China is our largest foreign trade partner, Russian Foreign Minister said MOSCOW, July 16. /TASS/. Moscow and Beijing expect to achieve a new record high

US President noted that while talking to Merkel he had reiterated his concerns about Nord Stream 2 WASHINGTON, July 16. /TASS/. The United States and

 by Leonid Savin In April 2021, the EU adopted its Strategy for Cooperation in the Indo-Pacific, which has been signed by the 27 foreign ministers of the

By George Barros  hose who have followed Russian foreign policy in the past five years have probably heard of Aleksandr Dugin. The shaggy, bearded philosopher with

By Jeffery ST. Clair The hatred of Cuba by the ruling class of the US is a kind of political neurosis. It’s visceral, irrational and violent.

By Tamara Pearson The US government says it is going to help Central America fight corruption, will combat the “root causes” of migration in Mexico and

Deutsche Stimme interviewed prominent Russian Philosopher Alexander Dugin In the following interview with the Russian philosopher Alexander Dugin on 2 January 2021, conducted for the

Glenn Greenwald: American ‘liberals’ are an authoritarian menace By Glenn Greenwald White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said Thursday that the White House is not

By Shahzada Rahim The past is a Foreign country, these are the famous words of V.I Hartley but the future is a quest; a quest

Prime Minister Imran Khan is on a two-day visit to Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan, to attend a conference on Central Asia-South Asia connectivity. This event

Friday’s announcement marks the first reported arrests made over a killing that shocked the country. Suspects in the murder of Iraq’s prominent academic and government

China’s ultra-wealthy have been on a philanthropic tear this year, but behind the surge in private gift-giving looms the hand of the Chinese government. By Michael

By Alexander Dugin Historical chronicles report that Galileo renounced the heliocentric picture of the world on 22 June 1633. Urban folklore adds that Galileo muttered

Ministers agree to move forward with rapid, home coronavirus testing as early as next week By Maayan Jaffe-Hoffman, Rossela Tercatin The effectiveness of the Pfizer

UN Child Rights Committee says children exposed to indiscriminate violence, random shootings and arbitrary arrests under military government. Dozens of children have been killed and

Latest move in response to Beijing’s clampdown is seen by analysts as symbolic as business community still wants market access. The United States has imposed