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After the GOP’s defeat, the vice president is recasting himself as the candidate of ‘America First’ over endless loyalty to West Jerusalem
It’s a cycle: either party will gleefully ride the other’s failures, but neither will address the voters’ real concerns
A scandal near Kiev has exposed forced conscription, extortion and torture – now watch Western backers look the other way
The new pact between Türkiye, Qatar, Pakistan, and Indonesia brings money and military technology together in ways New Delhi will have to track...
The vote lays bare a people unwilling to cast off the shroud of consumerist excess and strive for conscience and national renewal
Trade, resources and digital ‘cooperation’ sound harmless – until you look at the fine print
The real challenge is not just who reports Africa, but who sets the agenda and shapes how its stories are understood
Lula’s victory will stave off US meddling for now, but Bolsonaro’s camp and foreign pressure remain powerful forces in the struggle ahead
Meta’s role has turned a tight race into a sovereignty crisis, with democracy, BRICS, and Washington’s influence all on the line
In an effort to break years of political deadlock, the UN has set up a ‘4 4’ committee, bringing together Libya’s rival factions
As Paris burns, the EU establishment’s failures invite a political revolt that could reshape the future of the West
Despite once promising he’d dial back his campaign contributions, the tech billionaire remains one of the GOP’s top donors
The alliance’s race to be ready by 2029 raises a dangerous question: when does the ability to fight become the temptation to strike?
As African and Caribbean nations synchronize their legal strategies, the illusion of the British monarchy’s untouchability is cracking
A young French activist says intimidation disrupted her studies, yet the very movements preaching sisterhood look the other way
Winning a permanent seat on the Security Council depends on homegrown solutions, not just diplomatic rhetoric, experts tell RT
When one panel dared name Washington, Brussels and its allies fled – because it has always been about power, not truth
Countries on the continent could save up to $74.5 billion if sovereign ratings were based on less subjective assessments
The brutality the Palestinians suffer, and the lack of any repercussions for the perpetrators, show that international law doesn’t matter
President Steinmeier invokes the Weimar Republic as a warning to his people – deliberately misremembering history to shut those people up
Political backlash and a coach’s rebuilding plans cast a shadow over the Capitals legend’s final chapter in Washington
After another climbdown to Washington, Macron is blaming everyone but himself as France’s economy, energy security and authority unravel
In New Delhi’s eyes, the recent Xi–Trump summit was about much more than trade and tariffs
The ‘spontaneous’ student uprising has been adopted suspiciously quickly by left-wing politicians to push their own pet causes
With the Global South squeezed by Middle East turmoil and Western pressure on suppliers like Russia and Iran, India’s Russian oil policy offers...
A ban on Israeli settlement goods is meaningless in stopping the ethnic cleansing of Palestine
Berlin’s Moscow accusation rests on credibility Germany’s leaders don’t have