Today’s peaceable rhetoric—the claim that we will not fight and have no grievances against Europe—would sound reassuring. Yet, in truth, there are grievances, though they come from Europe towards us. They believe Ukraine belongs to them; we believe Ukraine belongs to us. And we insist that this is our affair, our problem. They insist it is theirs.
✍️ Alexander Dugin
🌐 The War That Could Erase Europe
✍️ Alexander Dugin
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Today’s peaceable rhetoric—the claim that we will not fight and have no grievances against Europe—would sound reassuring. Yet, in truth, there are grievances, though they come from Europe towards us.
On the Escalation show of Radio Sputnik, Alexander Dugin suggests that the “fog of diplomacy” in ongoing US-Russia negotiations over Ukraine conceals a far grander and deeper process: as Trump seeks to withdraw the US from conflict with Russia to focus elsewhere, Russia is emerging as a full-fledged civilization-state focused on spiritual valor and the restoration of its historic ethnic identity.
✍️ Alexander Dugin
🌐 The Fog of Diplomacy and the Civilization-State
✍️ Alexander Dugin
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On the Escalation show of Radio Sputnik, Alexander Dugin suggests that the “fog of diplomacy” in ongoing US-Russia negotiations over Ukraine conceals a far grander and deeper process: as Trump seeks
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🚨 Back to MAGA in US foreign policy: Digital Dugin Edition
America might ditch the world-police role, leaving Europe’s globalists in the dust.
AI Dugin unpacks the new National Security Strategy ☝️
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America might ditch the world-police role, leaving Europe’s globalists in the dust.
AI Dugin unpacks the new National Security Strategy ☝️
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has concluded a ground-breaking visit to India, where the foundations have been laid for a new era of Indo-Russian partnership.
✍️ Atul Aneja
🌐 Why Putin’s visit to India has been a complete game-changer
✍️ Atul Aneja
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Trump 2.0’s unexpected 28-point Russian-Ukrainian peace deal framework served to revive the Ukrainian peace process after none other than he himself put it on ice shortly after his meeting with Putin in Anchorage. It was assessed back then that he was once again swayed by Zelensky and the several European leaders who joined him at the White House, where they met with Trump right after he met Putin. Deep state warmongers like Lindsey Graham were also suspected of playing a role in this too.
🌐 US-Russia-EU Triangle
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Trump 2.0’s unexpected 28-point Russian-Ukrainian peace deal framework served to revive the Ukrainian peace process after none other than he himself put it on ice shortly after his meeting with Putin
Alexander Dugin frames the Antichrist as the absolute counter-pole to the sacred, a primordial adversary whose shifting manifestations across myth, theology, and metaphysics transcend individual religions and reveal a universal structure of enmity.
✍️ Alexander Dugin
🌐 Ontology and Experience of the “Radical Antichrist”
✍️ Alexander Dugin
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Ontology and Experience of the “Radical Antichrist”
Alexander Dugin frames the Antichrist as the absolute counter-pole to the sacred, a primordial adversary whose shifting manifestations across myth, theology, and metaphysics transcend individual
Alexander Dugin discusses America’s attempt to construct a great-power multipolar order beyond the G7 and globalism.
✍️ Alexander Dugin
🌐 C5 as a MAGA Model of Multipolarity
✍️ Alexander Dugin
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C5 as a MAGA Model of Multipolarity
The idea of the C5 or “Core Five” as an alternative to the G7 is a project that flows directly from the political and geopolitical approach of the MAGA movement in world politics. It is political
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Political polarization indicates a possible shift to the right and withdrawal into the orbit of the United States.
✍️ Leonid Savin
🌐 General Elections In Chile
✍️ Leonid Savin
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Political polarization indicates a possible shift to the right and withdrawal into the orbit of the United States.
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A little under a year ago, I published a book entitled The Trump Revolution: A New Order of Great Powers. It was released simultaneously in Russian and English, and, as the publishers have told me, it has been given to Trump. His reaction is unknown.
✍️ Alexander Dugin
🌐 The Trump 2.0 Reset
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Soon after Russian President Vladimir Putin’s landmark visit that set India-Russia relations on an irreversible path of convergence, Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi has reached out to Donald Trump, the 47th President of the United States.
✍️ Atul Aneja
🌐 Why Trump’s new security doctrine is good news for India
✍️ Atul Aneja
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Why Trump’s new security doctrine is good news for India
Soon after Russian President Vladimir Putin’s landmark visit that set India-Russia relations on an irreversible path of convergence, Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi has reached out to Donald
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In this in-depth Think BRICS discussion, Leonid Savin of the Tsargrad Institute analyzes the escalating Crisis in Cuba under Donald Trump and the return of hardline Trump Foreign Policy toward Latin America.
✍️ Leonid Savin
🌐 Cuba on the Brink: Can the Government Survive Trump’s Escalating Pressure?
✍️ Leonid Savin
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Cuba on the Brink: Can the Government Survive Trump’s Escalating
Cuba stands at the center of Donald Trump’s renewed foreign policy push as Geopolitics in Latin America enters a dangerous phase shaped by sanctions, regime change strategies, and great-power
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✨ On March 23, Alexander Dugin – a prominent Russian philosopher, political scientist, and sociologist, Director of the Tsargrad Institute, and founder of the International Eurasian Movement – will deliver a lecture as part of the “Distinguished Lecture Series” organized by the Consortium for Asia Pacific and Eurasian Studies (CAPES).
The lecture will focus on “Eurasianism and Pakistan’s Strategic Location.”
💻 The event will be held online via Zoom, starting at 5:00 p.m. Pakistan time (3:00 p.m. Moscow time).
📎 To register, please contact the organizers via email at [email protected] or via WhatsApp at +92 335 0468504.
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The lecture will focus on “Eurasianism and Pakistan’s Strategic Location.”
💻 The event will be held online via Zoom, starting at 5:00 p.m. Pakistan time (3:00 p.m. Moscow time).
📎 To register, please contact the organizers via email at [email protected] or via WhatsApp at +92 335 0468504.
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🧭 On April 17, an online open meeting with Alexander Dugin, one of Russia's most influential contemporary thinkers, will take place.
🌍 Theme: The Role of #Africa in a Multipolar World
World Youth Festival (WYF) Kenya is among co-organizers.
Register: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScrnz6wpQrwf0qRJsvZW7iGjrPkL7DtEUMgt_4k3cVS0_DfBw/viewform
🌍 Theme: The Role of #Africa in a Multipolar World
World Youth Festival (WYF) Kenya is among co-organizers.
Register: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScrnz6wpQrwf0qRJsvZW7iGjrPkL7DtEUMgt_4k3cVS0_DfBw/viewform
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🗣 Digital Dugin Edition: Iran war will change the world forever
Iran will never surrender — they live by the spirit of Karbala: earthly defeat for spiritual victory.
Meanwhile, the White House is run by hardline Protestant fundamentalists whose main enemies are Iran, Muslims and Russia.
Who will prevail?
Iran will never surrender — they live by the spirit of Karbala: earthly defeat for spiritual victory.
Meanwhile, the White House is run by hardline Protestant fundamentalists whose main enemies are Iran, Muslims and Russia.
Who will prevail?
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SNEAKO X Professor Jiang X Aleksandr Dugin | Full Interview
SNEAKO interviews Professor Jiang & Aleksandr Dugin about eschatology, religion, the deepstate, the antichrist, Epstein, & more.
0:00 - Intro / setup / overview of discussion
3:08 - Eschatology explained (end-times across religions)
10:39 - Belief systems (Orthodoxy, Gnosticism, traditionalism)
17:00 - Trump symbolism, Epstein imagery & media narratives
18:50 - Western values, Enlightenment & cultural decline
23:00 - Capitalism, elites & the “Epstein class”
26:30 - America’s spiritual crisis & loss of tradition
29:30 - Zionism, evangelicals & Scofield Reference Bible
33:30 - Gog & Magog, prophecy & end-time war theory
38:30 - Psychological control, fear & deep state power structures
55:00 - Religion as a geopolitical tool (global conflicts)
1:10:00 - Antichrist, false messiahs & mass deception
1:25:00 - Chabad-Lubavitch, Kabbalah & esoteric influence
1:40:00 - Future world order & global conflict scenarios
1:55:00 - Final thoughts: collapse, hope & the endgame
https://paideuma.tv/en/video/sneako-x-professor-jiang-x-aleksandr-dugin
SNEAKO interviews Professor Jiang & Aleksandr Dugin about eschatology, religion, the deepstate, the antichrist, Epstein, & more.
0:00 - Intro / setup / overview of discussion
3:08 - Eschatology explained (end-times across religions)
10:39 - Belief systems (Orthodoxy, Gnosticism, traditionalism)
17:00 - Trump symbolism, Epstein imagery & media narratives
18:50 - Western values, Enlightenment & cultural decline
23:00 - Capitalism, elites & the “Epstein class”
26:30 - America’s spiritual crisis & loss of tradition
29:30 - Zionism, evangelicals & Scofield Reference Bible
33:30 - Gog & Magog, prophecy & end-time war theory
38:30 - Psychological control, fear & deep state power structures
55:00 - Religion as a geopolitical tool (global conflicts)
1:10:00 - Antichrist, false messiahs & mass deception
1:25:00 - Chabad-Lubavitch, Kabbalah & esoteric influence
1:40:00 - Future world order & global conflict scenarios
1:55:00 - Final thoughts: collapse, hope & the endgame
https://paideuma.tv/en/video/sneako-x-professor-jiang-x-aleksandr-dugin
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Principal Threats Facing Russia in the Second Quarter of the 21st Century
It is evident that the time has come to discuss long-term strategies for Russia’s development in light of the principal threats the country may face in the next quarter of the 21st century, the period from 2026 to 2050. This matter is of particular urgency right now, at a moment of genuine transition towards a polycentric world order, as well as towards new technological and economic paradigms. These processes, accompanied by the exponential growth of great-power competition, are creating fundamentally new categories of threat for Russia, while also opening up significant opportunities. What are the principal threats facing Russia in the second quarter of the 21st century across five key dimensions: geopolitics; ideology and politics; demography; economics; and technology? Is it possible to analyze their scale and relevance? How might we forecast the principal scenarios for their materialization on the horizons of 2036 and 2050? What responses from Russia and its rivals are these threats likely to prompt?
🎤 Moderator: Konstantin Malofeev: Founder, Tsargrad
🗣 Speakers and experts
Andrey Bezrukov: President, Technological Sovereignty Export Association; Professor at the Department of Applied Analysis of International Problems, MGIMO University
Alexander Galushka: Deputy Secretary of the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation
Alexander Dugin: Director, Ivan Ilyin Higher Political School, Russian State University for the Humanities
Alexey Komissarov: Rector, Russian Academy of National Economy and Public Administration under the President of the Russian Federation
Georgy Filimonov: Governor of the Vologda Region
Date — 03.06.2026 | Started at — 16:00—17:15
Watch Online here: https://roscongress.ru/en/sessions/spief-2026-delovaya-programma-osnovnye-ugrozy-rossii-vo-vtoroy-chetverti-xxi-veka/translation/#scroll
It is evident that the time has come to discuss long-term strategies for Russia’s development in light of the principal threats the country may face in the next quarter of the 21st century, the period from 2026 to 2050. This matter is of particular urgency right now, at a moment of genuine transition towards a polycentric world order, as well as towards new technological and economic paradigms. These processes, accompanied by the exponential growth of great-power competition, are creating fundamentally new categories of threat for Russia, while also opening up significant opportunities. What are the principal threats facing Russia in the second quarter of the 21st century across five key dimensions: geopolitics; ideology and politics; demography; economics; and technology? Is it possible to analyze their scale and relevance? How might we forecast the principal scenarios for their materialization on the horizons of 2036 and 2050? What responses from Russia and its rivals are these threats likely to prompt?
Andrey Bezrukov: President, Technological Sovereignty Export Association; Professor at the Department of Applied Analysis of International Problems, MGIMO University
Alexander Galushka: Deputy Secretary of the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation
Alexander Dugin: Director, Ivan Ilyin Higher Political School, Russian State University for the Humanities
Alexey Komissarov: Rector, Russian Academy of National Economy and Public Administration under the President of the Russian Federation
Georgy Filimonov: Governor of the Vologda Region
Date — 03.06.2026 | Started at — 16:00—17:15
Watch Online here: https://roscongress.ru/en/sessions/spief-2026-delovaya-programma-osnovnye-ugrozy-rossii-vo-vtoroy-chetverti-xxi-veka/translation/#scroll
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Speech by Alexander Dugin at SPIEF 2026, Session: “Principal Threats Facing Russia in the Second Quarter of the 21st Century”
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Principal Threats Facing Russia in the Second Quarter of the 21st Century
It is evident that the time has come to discuss long-term strategies for Russia’s development in light of the principal threats the country may face in the next quarter of the 21st century, the period from 2026 to 2050. This matter is of particular urgency right now, at a moment of genuine transition towards a polycentric world order, as well as towards new technological and economic paradigms. These processes, accompanied by the exponential growth of great-power competition, are creating fundamentally new categories of threat for Russia, while also opening up significant opportunities. What are the principal threats facing Russia in the second quarter of the 21st century across five key dimensions: geopolitics; ideology and politics; demography; economics; and technology? Is it possible to analyze their scale and relevance? How might we forecast the principal scenarios for their materialization on the horizons of 2036 and 2050? What responses from Russia and its rivals are these threats likely to prompt?
It is evident that the time has come to discuss long-term strategies for Russia’s development in light of the principal threats the country may face in the next quarter of the 21st century, the period from 2026 to 2050. This matter is of particular urgency right now, at a moment of genuine transition towards a polycentric world order, as well as towards new technological and economic paradigms. These processes, accompanied by the exponential growth of great-power competition, are creating fundamentally new categories of threat for Russia, while also opening up significant opportunities. What are the principal threats facing Russia in the second quarter of the 21st century across five key dimensions: geopolitics; ideology and politics; demography; economics; and technology? Is it possible to analyze their scale and relevance? How might we forecast the principal scenarios for their materialization on the horizons of 2036 and 2050? What responses from Russia and its rivals are these threats likely to prompt?
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"No Factory and no Lindsey Graham."
In his final video from Kiev, Graham stood with a Ukrainian drone, boasting it would soon fly to "kill Russians." Hours after he returned to the US, Russian missiles struck drone production facilities he had just toured.
Alexander Dugin explains the dark symbolism behind the death of the man who hated Russians and called for nuking Gaza.
In his final video from Kiev, Graham stood with a Ukrainian drone, boasting it would soon fly to "kill Russians." Hours after he returned to the US, Russian missiles struck drone production facilities he had just toured.
Alexander Dugin explains the dark symbolism behind the death of the man who hated Russians and called for nuking Gaza.
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