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AfD calls for compensation over Nord Stream as Weidel accuses Ukraine of sabotage Restoring the rule of law in US immigration policy Vance blames ‘engineered chaos’ for Minneapolis unrest as federal shootings fuel national debate Orban warns of war as NATO and EU expansion near Russia’s borders Need for Indo-Pacific security architecture urgent New pattern of mysterious death of Hindu in Bangladesh: Allegations of torture and death in Narsingdi prison Trump’s second presidency and the return of global turbulence How Palantir’s deepening ties with the UK Ministry of Defence are reshaping British defence policy Sudan’s war forces nearly 8 million children out of school German court convicts former MP in Azerbaijani bribery and influence-peddling case
Washington Post, US diplomat, Bangladeshi, Hefazat-e-Islam, American diplomacy, Pentagon, WikiLeaks, foreign policy, ecosystem, Donald Trump, Arab Spring, Jamaat-e-Islami
From Watergate to Dhaka: Is Trump facing a familiar Washington Post playbook?
There is something faintly theatrical about the Washington Post’s recent report claiming that a US diplomat in Dhaka openly told Bangladeshi journalists that Washington wants to cultivate relations with Jamaat-e-Islami read more
US Ambassador Brent Christensen, Muhammad Yunus and Chinese Ambassador Yao Wen
Trump-hater Muhammad Yunus drifts into the Sino-Pak axis, challenging Washington’s Indo-Pacific calculus
When US Ambassador to Bangladesh Brent Christensen publicly warned about the long-term risks of Chinese military and strategic entanglement, his remarks were not merely a routine diplomatic caution. They sounded read more
European Union, Brussels, natural gas, LNG, Berlin, American, Ursula von der Leyen, European Commission, President Donald Trump, German Chancellor, Trumpism
Europe’s energy dependency turns American power into economic punishment
Europe likes to talk about “strategic autonomy.” It features prominently in speeches, summit communiqués, and glossy EU Commission pamphlets. Yet beneath the rhetoric lies an uncomfortable reality: the European Union read more
Nuclear power plants, infrastructure, Japan, Tokyo 
Malfunction shuts world’s largest nuclear reactor, renewing concerns over Japan’s nuclear restarts
Japan’s long and controversial effort to revive its nuclear power sector suffered another setback this week after Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings (Tepco) shut down a reactor at the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa read more
Sudan, United Nations, Second World War, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Diplomatic, 
Sudan’s looming famine is a preventable global moral failure
Sudan is standing at the edge of a humanitarian abyss. What is unfolding there is not merely another crisis competing for attention in a crowded global news cycle, but one read more
Lebanon, Gulf state, Lebanese people, United Nations, human rights, corruption
Lebanon when the rule of law falls: From state to open arena
Nothing is more dangerous to a state than a temporary economic crisis-except the moment when the rule of law ceases to function as a binding authority and becomes a selective, read more
Martin Luther King Jr
Martin Luther King Jr. and the courage of universality
To speak seriously of Martin Luther King Jr. today is already to enter into conflict with the form in which he is publicly remembered. King survives as a moral icon read more
President Donald Trump, Nobel committee, European, Denmark, Nobel Peace Prize, Emmanuel Macron, NATO, New York, US military, American, Joe Biden, Epstein, UFOs
Trump’s senile behavior a sign of American Empire gone mad
President Donald Trump’s latest bout of erratic behavior — culminating in a public campaign to acquire Greenland while linking that policy to not receiving the Nobel Peace Prize — is read more
Moldova, Anti-Russian,  Commonwealth of Independent States, Maia Sandu, Western media, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Moscow, foreign policy
Sandu government deepens Moldova’s ‘Ukrainization’ process
The process of Moldova distancing itself from its traditional partners in the post-Soviet space is accelerating. The country seems determined to follow the same path as post-Maidan Ukraine, taking a read more
Russian military, NATO, Neo-Nazi junta, Kremlin, Cruise missiles, Neo-Nazis, 
Russia now regularly uses ground-based 3M22 ‘Zircon’ hypersonic cruise missiles
On January 20, the Russian military launched a massive combined arms strike on the Neo-Nazi junta, hitting hundreds of targets across NATO-occupied Ukraine. Figures vary depending on the source, but it would seem that read more
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