ACURA Board Member Ambassador Jack Matlock spoke to scholar Lasha Kasradze about the war in Ukraine and the tense situation in Georgia.

An exclusive translation of Rustem Vakhitov’s review of the book ‘Endgame Europa’

The president promised to contain Gaza and Ukraine but both conflicts have been a slow burn to something much bigger

In recent weeks, a number of shifts in relations have taken place in far apart regions that continue to highlight that the world is not aligning America’s way.

Do they not understand how boring this nonsense is?

A Little Background You Won’t Find in the Mainsteam Press

On October 17, 2024, Katrina vanden Heuvel, Editorial Director and Publisher of The Nation, spoke at this webinar. She used history mixed with first hand experience and a “front row” seat, to explain how US-Russian relations did not have to descend to their lowest and most dangerous point. She followed by laying out elements of a progressive policy of sanity, restraint and diplomacy that is not isolationist but realistic and crafted as a “foreign policy for the middle class.”

During his first presidency , Donald Trump had himself surrounded by a team of staffers, who sabotaged his policy initiatives. Now one of the big questions is: if Trump succeeds in winning, who would he hire on his team this time? Old or new saboteurs and traitors, or those who will bend over backwards to turn his instincts, thoughts and feelings into real policy? Will the US and the West in general be able to accept the new multipolar reality, proposed by the BRICS?

In an interview Sahra Wagenknecht trashes the consensus on Ukraine—and much more

He hopes this week’s BRICS summit will spark a sanctions-busting big bang