(Geo)politics
Witkoff And Kushner Go To Moscow With Begging Bowl As U.S. Despair Grows
Paul and Ken assess the real reasons why Witkoff and Kushner visited Moscow and as usual it is not what conventional wisdom is saying. [read more]
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Ratcliffe Rolls Into Moscow And It Is Not For The Reasons You Would Imagine
Paul assesses the real reasons why Ratcliffe secretly visited Moscow and how it was connected to multiple different vectors and not for the reasons stated in the mainstream and alt-media. [read more]
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Why The UK Made An Unexpected Decision With Respect To Ukraine War
Paul and Ken assess recent statements made by the UK and what the implications of these are in the context of the Ukraine war and the broader geopolitical context. [read more]
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Ukraine Will Cease To Exist As Major Russian Offensive Anticipated Soon
Paul and Ken assess another ominous warning made by Putin whilst a major game changer in Ukraine, we have spoken about previously, is now on the cards. [read more]
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Low-key Visit To Moscow Signals Another Major Geopolitical Crisis Is Now In Play
Paul and Ken assess the ramifications of a recent low-key visit to Moscow and why this is yet another indication of another major geopolitical crisis threatening to erupt in yet another region of the world [read more]
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Peskov Claim Will Change The Prosecution And Outcome Of Ukraine War
Paul and Ken assess recent comments made by Peskov and what that means for the future direction and outcome of the Ukraine war. They also assess why recent narratives surrounding the war are wholly incorrect. [read more]
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Nobody Is Seeing This Geopolitical Crisis Coming: One that Drag China, Russia And U.S. Into Conflict
What if one of the most important geopolitical stories in the world isn’t Ukraine, Taiwan or the Middle East?
What if a crisis is quietly developing that could eventually place the United States, China, and Russia on opposing sides of the same confrontation?
Almost nobody is talking about it.
Yet over recent months, something significant appears to be taking shape. [read more]
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What Xi and Putin Discussed in Private
Paul and Ken assess what was said in the most significant part of the Putin visit to Beijing. This was in the private, restricted-format meeting between the two heads of state and held behind closed doors, away from advisers, the media and formal communiques. [read more]
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Why The Putin-Xi Meeting Really Matters Now
This Putin-Xi meeting was planned months ago. But the timing now feels very different. When you look closely at what’s happening around this summit, it starts to feel less like a routine diplomatic visit and more like two major powers quietly preparing for a world that is changing much faster than most people realise. [read more]
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Why Europe Suddenly Wants Talks With Russia
Quietly, cautiously and mostly behind closed doors, parts of Europe now appear increasingly interested in reopening communications with Vladimir Putin. So what changed? Quite simply this is not just about Ukraine. It reflects something much bigger. [read more]