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John Mearsheimer: Ukraine war is a long-term danger
Beware the Righteous - Craig Murray
Putin Balances Again
Prospects for World War 3
Evidence of US-Backed Coup in Kiev
Zelensky trapped by Moscow and Washington
U.S. coordination center in Stuttgart for Ukraine operations as a landmark on the way to WWIII
The Complex and Unclear Origins of the Russo-NATO Ukrainian War
Time to start worrying again! – Gilbert Doctorow
Judgment Day is fast approaching
Multipolar World Order - Part 1
U.S. ups the ante: are we indeed headed into WWIII and what can save us?
How the west is misperceiving the war in Ukraine
Mikhail Gorbachev’s misunderstood legacy
Remembering Gorbachev
Ukraine War! What Is It Good For? Propaganda (Part 4)
The New World Order that is being prepared under the pretext of war in Ukraine, by Thierry Meyssan
New World Order emerging during war in Ukraine (video), by Thierry Meyssan
The Casualties of Empire
Ukraine War! What Is It Good For? The Nationalist Agenda (Part 2)
Anti-bellum – A journal of NATO's threat to world peace
The Ultimate End of NATO
A surprise Russian ultimatum: new draft treaties to roll back NATO
Black Sea: U.S., Ukraine to lead naval exercise with 32 nations from six continents
NATO Puzzle
The Syria Deception – Swiss Policy Research
NATO Go Home!
A NEW YEAR’S FANTASY – Russia Observer
President al-Assad’s interview given to al-Sourya and al-Ikhbarya TVs – Syrian Arab News Agency
Cracks emerge in NATO confrontation of Russia - YouTube
Daesh's new territories
'War and Peace': The Relevance of 1812 as Explained by Tolstoy to Current Global Affairs
PSYCHOANALYSING NATO: THE DIAGNOSIS – Russia Observer
The World According to Vladimir Putin - 2018 Edition
The Aim of the Global Pact on Migration by Thierry Meyssan
Facebook & Atlantic Council unite: Now social media giant serves NATO’s agenda — RT Op-ed
The Lies and the Narrative - The Automatic Earth
From Siberia to Crimea: The Revenge of History in U.S.-Russian Relations | The National Interest