Vladimir Odintsov
03.10.2013 Vladimir Odintsov
Indonesia and the US-China Rivalry
Lately Washington's foreign policy strategy has clearly emphasized strengthening its position in Southeast Asia, according to many Western experts. The…
Obama and the Syrian Mystery Bouffe
In its struggle against "Syria's chemical weapons", the White House, with its false rhetoric about "guaranteeing security and human rights…
Middle East - Syria
The United States and International Law
The 68th Session of the UN General Assembly, which opened on September 17, has been particularly long-awaited against the background…
The "Muslim Brotherhood", the CIA and the international support for the Islamists
The events that took place in Egypt this summer, when the Egyptian president Morsi was toppled, have changed the alignment of…
The White House's 'Zero Tolerance' of Chemical Weapons
Events around Syria in recent months have once again demonstrated the hypocritical policies of the Democratic Party in international affairs.…
The Scope of Activities of Georgian Organized Crime Groups
Recently the police of European countries have noticed with concern the proliferation of criminal activity by Georgian criminal gangs. Of…
Caucasus - Georgia
The History of Chemical Weapons in The United States
For the last week all the world's media has been covering the White House threats to "punish" Syria, which leaves me wondering. When has the United States acquired the role of a chief prosecutor for the usage of chemical weapons? Suppose they did. But why does…
Syria: In War We Trust
It's been ten years since the alliance forces launched a military campaign against Iraq, the official excuse for it was…
The Strategic Partnership Between India and Japan
Against the background of complex processes in the Asia-Pacific region, recently a strategic partnership between India and Japan has been…
The United States and the Battle of Ideologies
The development of economics, science and industry have also been actively used by Washington to strengthen the military might of its allies or to annihilate its opponents, even to the extent of using weapons of mass destruction in the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945. The…
CIA and climate change
Recently published information on the resumption of CIA studies into influencing the climate naturally attracts attention on the background of…
The anniversary of the South Ossetia conflict
Five long years have passed since the sorrowful day of the Georgian military aggression against South Ossetia that resulted in the so-called…
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