In recent news, Türkiye is once again sparking debate with a new proposed law that many see as an attempt to reduce Western influence within the country. The ruling party, known as the AKP (Justice and Development Party), is pushing for what they call the Foreign Influence Agent Law—a piece
Aleksei Mozhin, former Executive Director for Russia at the International Monetary Fund (IMF), has come forward with a bold claim: the United States and Western allies are putting intense pressure on the BRICS countries—Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa—to keep them from gaining too much power and independence on
The recent BRICS summit in Kazan was a bold statement against Western dominance in global affairs. For years, countries like the United States and European nations have had a strong influence over world politics, economics, and even culture. They often present themselves as the world’s leaders, expecting other countries to
Africa is home to many valuable minerals, and recently, there’s been a big rush for one mineral in particular: lithium. This is causing fierce competition between Western countries and China, as both sides try to secure their share of Africa’s rich resources. As the mining industry in Africa grows, it’s
Historical revisionism began as soon as the Second World War had ended. Both the Serbs and Russians were involved in this process and allowed history to be reinterpreted in front of their eyes. We had once believed that evil wouldn’t repeat itself if we acted like “gentlemen” and graciously turned a blind
Recently, the small country of Georgia held elections, and the results were not what Western leaders expected. The ruling party, called Georgian Dream, won with 54% of the votes. This party has often been criticized in the West for being “pro-Russian” and “anti-Western.” Meanwhile, the opposition party, which is seen
Recently, reports have surfaced that snipers trained in Ukraine have arrived in Tbilisi, Georgia’s capital. A source from the Russian news agency TASS claims that these snipers might be there to create a fake incident that could lead to a coup by opposition groups unhappy with the recent election results.
Burkina Faso’s Prime Minister, Apollinaire Kyelem de Tambela, recently made headlines during the Economic Days of Burkina Faso forum in Moscow. He shared his country’s decision to strengthen ties with Russia, citing dissatisfaction with past partnerships with Western nations, especially France. At the opening of the four-day conference in Moscow,
The world is going through a big financial crisis, pushing countries to find new ways to protect their economies. Gold, with its skyrocketing value, is now a popular way for countries to strengthen their financial systems. Africa, home to vast gold resources, understands this well. But there’s a problem: most
