Ukraine is expected to make a renewed push for membership in the military alliance. The US must oppose the proposal

Interview by Thomas Meaney & Joshua Rahtz

We are concerned that several Western governments, including Germany, are now allowing Ukraine to attack targets on Russian territory with weapons supplied by them.

In his terrifying, haunting, 1959 surrealistic masterpiece “Time Out of Joint”, Philip K. Dick, greatest and most prolific and prophetic of all American science fiction masters, has his hero Ragle Gumm living in a comfortable, leafy, prosperous 1950s American suburb to whom alarming things start to happen. His neighborhood soft drink stand suddenly vanishes, to be replaced by a howling, radioactive wasteland with just a piece of paper lying on the ground with the words “soft drink stand” written on it.

The host of the 168.am news program Arthur Khachikian, PhD, hosts Shakarian and Carden for a wide-ranging discussion on US policy in the Caucasus.

The United States Conference of Mayors calls on the U.S. government to work to re-establish high-level U.S.-Russian risk reduction and arms control talks to rebuild trust and work toward replacement of the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, the only remaining bilateral nuclear arms control treaty, set to expire in 2026.

The still unofficial plan to open a NATO office in Geneva would further distance Switzerland from its traditional neutrality.

The American-NATO rush toward nuclear war with Russia

In the Spring of 1985, I was a visiting scholar at the Slavic Reference Services of Russian, East European, and Eurasian Center of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Evidently, this Center is known for the largest collection of the Slavic primary and secondary sources in the United States and, I was told, presumably the third largest Slavic collection in the world.

A talk show on RT hosted by Peter Lavelle