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Seismic Moments In The Event Driven Reset – Part Two

Mil.ru / CC BY (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0) In part two we assess Putin’s speech to Russian lawmakers in March 2018 as he outlined Russia’s future military aspirations. As ever it should be noted that when Russia says [read more]

40 Reasons Why China Is Pivotal in the Financial Reset – Part Two

September 10, 2016 1

Next: Part Three In part two, we assess why China is pivotal in the financial reset and present some of [read more]

China and Hong Kong Make The Case For Gold Alongside the OBOR

February 20, 2018 3

In yet another clear signal that we are going to see the adoption of Gold and the return of “sound [read more]

Russia Begins to Play Its Hand in Cryptocurrency Mining

August 10, 2017 2

According to an article on Bloomberg.com, Russian Miner Coin, a company co-owned by one of President Vladimir Putin’s internet advisers, [read more]

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The Reality About Iran (Video)

We discuss the Iranian crisis in the context that regime change has been on the agenda for four decades. We assess how the alternative media is pushing a narrative which is allowing a long-held neo-con [read more]
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Is Barcelona the Start of a Wider Terror Campaign? (Video)

We discuss the Barcelona terror attack and its broader implications across Europe and the likelihood that this attack was just the tip of the iceberg.
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Is Washington in Meltdown Over its Foreign Policy? (Video)

We discuss the White House claim that potential evidence exists to suggest that Syria is preparing for another chemical weapons attack on some future date, something which has been refuted by Syrian authorities.
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Get-out Clause For Germany to Leave the EU? (Video)

We discuss a legal challenge which could have profound implications for the European Union.
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Has Seoul Set Off a Tectonic Shift in Far Eastern Politics? (Video)

We discuss a momentous decision that the new President of South Korea, Moon Jae-In made with respect to South Korea’s military defensive capability and its ramifications for the Korean Peninsula and beyond.

De-Dollarisation and the Death of the World Reserve Currency

by Paul in (Geo)politics 2

De-Dollarisation has been gathering momentum in recent years, not least via multiple trades agreements between Russia and China and independently with other nations. However let us focus on a few developments we have seen in [read more]

EU Banking Regulations Are Not What They Might Seem

August 31, 2019 1

Jordiferrer [CC BY-SA 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0)] Two years ago we discussed the following EU regulatory development, in our subscription podcasts, which [read more]