Musical Chairs, by Anatoly Karlin

The End Of The US Democratic Party? – Robert Weissberg

Successful American political parties are, by electoral necessity, coalitions that typically consist of strange bed fellows. The Democratic “Roosevelt Coalition” that began in the 1930s and survived well into the 1960s included both Southern whites and urban Jews from the northeast, two groups with little in common ideologically. The Republican Party has long accommodated both […]

The Battle Of Mariupol Was Bloody But Strategically Beneficial For Russia – Andrew Korybko OneWorld

This city’s liberation is truly a game-changer in the conflict, which is why President Putin told Defense Minister Shoigu that “I want everyone (who participated in this battle) to know that they are all heroes for us and for all of Russia.” Russian Defense Minister Shoigu’s announcement on Thursday that the Russian Armed Forces (RAF) have liberated […]

Russia Needs To Realize That EU Diplomacy Is Based On Deception OneWorld

Russia was left embarrassed after EU foreign policy chief Borrell suddenly flipped the script on his views about bilateral relations upon returning back to the bloc after what Foreign Minister Lavrov had previously thought was his constructive visit to Moscow just days earlier, though this incident might hopefully provide the long-overdue impetus for Russia to […]