NATO imposing a no-fly zone would mean direct involvement in the war

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

“In a recent speech to the US Wilson Center by the General Secretary of NATO, once again, we were treated to a complete distortion of the reality of history, time and again. Also, a purposeful repeat of the phrase “Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.” It is now apparent that this well-worn phrase, which emerges time and again from the lips of NATO leaders, is used for effect because there was no full-scale invasion.

Expanding the alliance has led to a war many experts predicted.

In a perverse replay of the build up to the first World War, the British are once again up to their dirty tricks and desperate to kick over the global chess board using the time-tested trick of “mutual security pacts”.

In this novel analysis Geoff recommends that Russia allow Ukraine to join NATO in order to achieve peace

NATO will be celebrating 75 years of itself — and plotting future wars and weapons sales — in Washington D.C. in July, and a lot of people are busy planning a counter-summit and rally to oppose NATO’s agenda.

In a discussion with Dialogue Works, Professor Petro discusses the tensions between NATO and Russia and the ongoing risks of escalation.

NATO will be 75 years old on 4 April 2024 — two days from now. Katrina vanden Heuvel, the editorial director and publisher of The Nation, organized a panel to discuss the state of NATO today. Pascal Lottaz is the moderator. The three discussants are Anatol Lieven, Ambassador Jack Matlock, and myself.

In a new plan announced this week, the alliance wants to make sure there won’t be any attempt to reduce weapons and assistance to the Ukraine war under a new US administration