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Lionel Messi fans vandalize Kolkata football ground Europe cracks down on expanding Balkan cartel in sweeping coordinated raids Darwinian multipolarity: Why the new global order will not be equal Modi–Trump phone call signals a delicate balancing act in India–US economic ties UK targets pro-Kremlin influence machine with sweeping sanctions on Dugin, Rybar, and Pravfond Is Pakistan’s military preparing for something unthinkable: Execution of Imran Khan? India deepens defense ties with Russia Former DEA top official accused of laundering cartel money Mikis Theodorakis: The global Greek Beijing targets former Tibet leader Qi Zhala as anti-corruption drive intensifies
United Kingdom, Corruption, Britain, Financial system, Bankers, organized crime, anti–money laundering, National Crime Agency, Transparency International, criminals, United Kingdom, Corruption, Britain, Financial system, Bankers, organized crime, anti–money laundering, National Crime Agency, Transparency International, criminals, anti-corruption
UK’s tougher anti-corruption strategy targets professional enablers but leaves political integrity gap
The United Kingdom has unveiled a sweeping new anti-corruption strategy aimed at dismantling the networks of legal, financial and accounting professionals who knowingly-or in some cases negligently-facilitate illicit finance. While the initiative read more
Britain, Jeremy Corbyn, Labour Party, Boris Johnson, Nigel Farage, Radicalism, International Criminal Court, Palestinian state, Keir Starmer, LGBTQ, Liverpool, Martin Luther King Jr
How socialism and woke politics derailed Britain’s newest party experiment
When Karl Marx wrote in The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Napoleon that “history repeats itself – first as tragedy, then as farce,” he was diagnosing a recurring human delusion: the belief that read more
Human Rights, Daniel Noboa, Anti-Money Laundering, Ecuador, Human Rights Watch, European Union, Financial Action Task Force, 
Ecuador accused of using financial laws to silence indigenous and environmental groups
Human Rights Watch’s latest findings on Ecuador paint a troubling picture of a government increasingly willing to wield financial controls as political weapons. The freezing of bank accounts belonging to read more
Vilnius protest erupts as fast-tracked media bill threatens LRT independence
A political storm is sweeping across Lithuania, and at its center stands not a party leader or a scandal, but the future of the nation’s public broadcaster. On December 9, read more
National Security, European, European nations, far-right, Asylum, Bangladesh, Colombia, Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia, Immigration, 
EU migration plan faces far-right pressure amid US policy influence and challenges
Europe is once again at a crossroads on migration policy, grappling with the twin pressures of demographic change and political extremism. The latest United States National Security Strategy, published last read more
Maoist, Marxism, Leninism,
The return of Maoists to the mainstream in India
In recent years, India has witnessed a subtle yet significant ideological shift as several Maoist cadres and sympathizers have begun returning to the mainstream. This transition is not an isolated read more
Afghanistan, Asim Munir, Washington DC, Islamabad, New Delhi, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, 
Asim Munir’s dangerous gamble
Munir’s dangerous game is not just about India or Afghanistan. It is about Pakistan’s future — and whether the country continues to be held hostage by a military narrative that read more
President Donald J Trump, Kim Jong Un, North Korea, US Secretary of State, nuclear weapons, Pyongyang, South Korea. 
Prospects of US-North Korea peace talks bleak
The other day, US President Donald J Trump said he hoped to meet North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in the “not-too-distant future.” He bragged he had a “great relationship” with Kim. He seems read more
European Council, US National Security, American, The White House, Moscow, Nuclear weapons, Afghanistan, NATO,  European, Nord Stream, Democratic, Republican, Pulitzer Prize
Washington has just buried the postwar West
When Ulrike Franke, senior fellow at the European Council on Foreign Relations, says that the new US National Security Strategy (NSS) “officially buries the old transatlantic relationship and the postwar read more
National Security, Military Industrial Complex, US Military, President Donald Trump, NATO, Washington DC, satellite, Kremlin, Biden administration, Brussels, European, Russian military, President Putin
US understands that the Russian military is effectively invincible
The American government periodically drafts and issues a document called the National Security Strategy (NSS) that outlines its security concerns and maps out “the best course of action” for the read more
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