The Biden administration’s Ukraine strategy, primarily centered around supplying weapons and financial aid, has arguably had a minimal direct impact on Ukraine itself. Critics argue that the administration’s focus on geopolitical objectives, such as weakening Russia and shoring up NATO, has overshadowed the actual needs of the Ukrainian people. This approach has raised concerns that the ongoing conflict is being prolonged and intensified for reasons that may not align with Ukraine’s best interests.
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We’re slowly entering catastrophe, claims Kremlin ally…
Igor Sechin, CEO of Russian energy giant Rosneft, has warned that the world is “slowly entering a catastrophe”. The Kremlin ally, in a speech at an industry conference, blamed Western sanctions on Russia for exacerbating the global energy crisis, leading to rising prices and shortages. He called for countries to cooperate in order to avoid a “man-made disaster” and emphasized the need for a stable global energy market. Sechin’s comments come amid heightened concerns about the potential impact of the conflict on the global energy supply, and rising fears of a broader economic downturn.
Xi Jinping Holds First-Ever Meeting with ‘Pragmatic’ Javier Milei
China’s President Xi Jinping recently hosted a groundbreaking meeting with Javier Milei, a prominent Argentine economist and politician known for his pragmatic approach to economics. The meeting is seen as a significant diplomatic move, bridging the ideological gap between the two countries.
During their discussion, Xi and Milei exchanged insights on economic development, emphasizing the importance of promoting free markets and encouraging investment. They also touched upon bilateral trade and the potential for future collaboration.
Milei’s invitation to Beijing underscores the growing recognition of his ideas in China. His “pragmatic economics” philosophy has resonated with Chinese officials seeking to balance economic growth with fiscal responsibility.
America Should Be Ready for Lame-Duck Chaos Abroad
After the midterm elections, the White House may enter a period of relative legislative inaction known as a “lame duck” session. During this period, the outgoing Congress and outgoing President may attempt to push through their remaining priorities before their terms expire. However, there is also a risk of political gridlock, as the incoming Congress and President may have different priorities. This can lead to a lack of action on important foreign policy issues.
Trump Reveals His True Intentions for Gaza With New Israel Ambassador
In a strategic move that has sent ripples through the diplomatic landscape, President Trump’s appointment of David Friedman as the United States Ambassador to Israel has cast a spotlight on the administration’s true intentions for Gaza. Friedman, known for his unwavering support for Israeli settlements in the occupied territories, will undoubtedly play a pivotal role in shaping US policy toward the region. His appointment suggests a potential shift in the US stance on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with implications for the future of Gaza and the broader Middle East. As Friedman assumes his role, the world watches with keen anticipation, waiting to see how his influence will impact the delicate balance of power in the region.
Europe Braces for Trump: ‘Worst Economic Nightmare Has Come True’
Europe is bracing for the impact of Donald Trump’s presidency, with many economists warning that his protectionist policies could trigger a global trade war. The European Union is particularly vulnerable to Trump’s threats to impose tariffs on imports, as it exports heavily to the United States. The European Commission has already warned that a trade war could cost the EU economy billions of euros and lead to job losses.
The uncertainty surrounding Trump’s policies has already had a negative impact on European businesses, which are reporting declining investment and exports. The euro has also fallen sharply against the dollar in recent weeks, making European goods more expensive for US consumers.
ERDOGAN SEVERES TIES WITH ISRAEL…
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced the suspension of diplomatic relations with Israel on Monday, condemning the killing of dozens of Palestinians by Israeli forces during protests on the Gaza border. Erdogan accused Israel of committing “state terrorism” and said that Turkey will recall its ambassador from Tel Aviv and expel the Israeli ambassador from Ankara. The decision marks a significant deterioration in relations between the two countries, which have been strained in recent years over a number of issues, including the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and Ankara’s support for the Muslim Brotherhood.
The incoming Trump administration is likely to alter many of the world’s conflicts
The arrival of the Trump administration onto the world stage is likely to significantly affect the dynamics of many global conflicts. Trump’s unique foreign policies, which include a focus on “America First” and a willingness to challenge the international status quo, will undoubtedly have profound effects on existing alliances, trade agreements, and military interventions.
While it is too early to say with certainty how the Trump administration will ultimately shape global conflicts, it is clear that its policies will have significant ramifications for the world order.
The Washington Post Just Published an Explosive Report About Jared Kushner and Russia
The Washington Post has just published an explosive report alleging that Jared Kushner, the son-in-law and senior advisor to President Donald Trump, had extensive contacts with Russian officials during and after the 2016 presidential campaign. The report, based on interviews with dozens of sources, suggests that Kushner may have discussed sensitive information with Russian officials, including during a meeting in December 2016 at Trump Tower. The findings have sent shockwaves through Washington and are likely to intensify the ongoing investigations into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
Reuters: Jared Kushner Had Undisclosed Contact With Russian Envoy, Say Sources
In a clandestine exchange, Jared Kushner, a prominent figure in the Trump administration, engaged in undisclosed contact with a Russian envoy, Sergey Kislyak. This revelation, unearthed by sources, casts a shadow over the administration’s previous denials of any improper ties to Russia during the 2016 presidential election. The implications of this secret communication remain to be fully explored, potentially fueling further investigations and raising questions about the bedrock of trust within the White House.