Russia, as with other nations from France to America, has struggled with the concept of maintaining their national identity, as waves of migration threaten the way of life of different peoples everywhere in the Western and historically ‘white’ world. It seems the Kremlin has decided a law declaring a ‘national…
By Alexandr Dugin. Translation from the Russian (TsargradTV) and commentary by Shim’on ben Avigdor Today, the fate of humanity is decided. The USA is the only hyper-power and today it is electing its president. For the first time in many decades (likely since Lincoln’s election), the two candidates embody two…
The export of Russian weapons has been critical to Russia’s economy since the imposition of Western economic sanctions for Russia’s annexation of the Crimean Peninsula, and the collapse of crude oil prices on global markets. China has become Russia’s largest customer of armaments, as Russia attempts to replace lost hydrocarbon…
Hillary Clinton and the Democratic Party have made a big stink charging that Russian intelligence agencies or their proxies are behind the leak of DNC emails to WikiLeaks and the subsequent implosion of her candidacy. Some say President Vladimir Putin himself authorized these leaks, and we don’t have access to…
Former Russian economic minister Alexei Kudrin, once Vladimir Putin’s golden boy, said today that the Russian government has not faced economic realities regarding the economy and the federal budget. “The price of oil fell, we don’t have enough income, and there are problems with growth factors,” Mr. Kudrin told his…
The West Plays Catch Up To Counter The Armata…
Many pundits have attempted to explain the rationale behind Russian President Vladimir Putin’s actions in Ukraine, Syria, and elsewhere. I think it is very simple: Putin wants to make Russia great again. He has some successes and some failures. The annexation of the Crimean Peninsula and the Russian expeditionary landing…