31 January 2015 — Strategic Culture Foundation Brussels’ New Russia Sanctions Fuel for Eventual EU Bonfire 31.01.2015 | 00:00 | Finian CUNNINGHAM …Moreover, the leftwing Syriza government has denounced EU sanctions against Russia as baseless and has openly welcomed fraternal relations with president Vladimir Putin and Moscow. The inauguration of Alexi Tsipras as Greek prime minister also Continue reading

24 January 2015 — Strategic Culture Foundation On the Possible Losses for Banks Should the West’s Economic War against Russia Continue 24.01.2015 | 00:00 | Valentin KATASONOV …Despite the difficulty of a comparison, one can nevertheless argue with some confidence that the foreign assets of Russian banks in the narrow sense of the term (international claims) are Continue reading

17 January 2015 — Strategic Culture Foundation Gas Theft and Auschwitz Snub… Russia’s Every Right to End the Insults 17.01.2015 | 00:00 | Finian CUNNINGHAM How many insults does the European Union expect Russia to bear without consequences? Ethnic cleansing of Russian people by the Brussels-backed Kiev regime, a refugee crisis on Russia’s borders, economic sanctions based Continue reading

10 January 2014 — Strategic Culture Foundation NATO Trips on Own Lies with U-Turn on ‘Russian Aggressor’ 10.01.2015 | 08:34 | Finian CUNNINGHAM NATO’s civilian figurehead Jens Stoltenberg this week urged Russia to be a partner against terrorism. He was speaking the day after the deadly gun attack on a magazine in Paris where 12 people, including Continue reading

13 December 2014 — Strategic Culture Foundation South Stream 2.0: The Energy Wars Continue (I) 13.12.2014 | 00:00 | Pyotr ISKENDEROV In the next few years, Russia’s decision to put a stop to the South Stream project will become a deciding factor in how the energy situation develops not just in Europe, but in the whole of Continue reading

6 December 2014 — Strategic Culture Foundation US not Ready for an Agreement on Iran’s Nuclear Programme 06.12.2014 | 00:00 | Nikolai BOBKIN A new round of talks on Iran’s nuclear programme could begin on 10 December. Started in November 2013, the annual marathon has still not reached the finish line. Both sides are hoping to have Continue reading

29 November 2014 — Strategic Culture Foundation Polish Colonialism and Ukraine’s Neo-Nazism 29.11.2014 | 00:15 | Nikolai MALISHEVSKI Speaking in parliament recently Leszek Miller, former Poland’s Prime Minister and head of Democratic Left Alliance, said about the Russia-Ukraine relations «Poland has become rather a problem than a solution». The remark did not go unnoticed and he came Continue reading

22 November 2014 — Strategic Culture Foundation Biden in Kiev on US Regime-Change Victory Tour 22.11.2014 | 00:00 | Finian CUNNINGHAM US vice president Joe Biden flew into Kiev this week to celebrate the anniversary of the Maidan protests that led to the overthrow of Ukraine’s government. With arms waving and his wife in tow, as he Continue reading

15 November 2014 — Strategic Culture Foundation Reparations for Colonialism 15.11.2014 | 10:56 | Valentin KATASONOV …In 2007 the litigation suit was launched at the high court in central London. The Kenyans wanted the UK government to pay them £59, 75 for the atrocities committed by British troops sent to quell the uprising. The veterans of liberation Continue reading

8 November 2014 — Strategic Culture Foundation The Crisis of Ukrainian Statehood 08.11.2014 | 00:00 | Pavel DMITRIEV …The elections in Ukraine on 26 October and the elections in the two Novorossiya republics on 2 November, as well as Russia’s recognition of these elections become another step towards the emergence of a new geopolitical reality in Eastern Continue reading

25 October 2014 — Strategic Culture Foundation Kiev Elections Can’t Sanitise State of Mob Rule 25.10.2014 | 00:00 | Finian CUNNINGHAM The Kiev regime’s parliamentary elections this weekend are set to go ahead amid an atmosphere of rampant political street violence and intimidation – and that’s not in the war-torn eastern part of Ukraine. The parliamentary elections Continue reading

18 October 2014 — Strategic Culture Foundation Afghanistan Faces Uncertain Future (III) 18.10.2014 | 11:54 | Melkulangara BHADRAKUMAR The outgoing Afghan President Hamid Karzai used his national address in office before leaving the presidential palace to warn the new government headed by Ashraf Ghani that the ongoing violence in Afghanistan provided a convenient excuse for the US Continue reading

11 October 2014 — Strategic Culture Foundation When Will the Building of the Debt Pyramid in Ukraine Come to an End? 11.10.2014 | 00:00 | Valentin KATASONOV According to expert evaluations, nearly $6 billion has entered Ukraine from various sources (the IMF, the World Bank, the EU, the US) between the time of the February revolution and Continue reading

4 October 2014 — Strategic Culture Foundation Spinning in the Grave: Western Media Dig Dirt to Cover Kiev’s Atrocities 04.10.2014 | 00:00 | Finian CUNNINGHAM The Western media went into supercilious mode this week over evidence of atrocities and mass graves in eastern Ukraine committed by the Kiev regime. Rather than dealing with disturbing facts that point Continue reading

27 September 2014 — Strategic Culture Foundation Pentagon in Chief Physician Role Adamant to Fight Ebola Virus 27.09.2014 | 00:00 | Vladimir NESTEROV In early August the World Health Organization said the spread of Ebola was a problem of global scale. It recommended the introduction of emergency regime in all the countries where the threat had been Continue reading

13 September 2014 — Strategic Culture Foundation The Purpose of the Sanctions Is to Breakup Relations Between Europe and Russia 13.09.2014 | 09:58 | Paul Craig ROBERTS The new sanctions announced by Washington and Europe don’t seem to make much sense. I would be surprised if Russian oil and military industries were dependent on European capital markets Continue reading

9 August 2014 — Strategic Culture Foundation Will Cameron Prevail Over Germany? 09.08.2014 | 00:02 | Arkady DZIUBA On August 4 Prime Minister David Cameron visited the NATO Allied headquarters in Brussels. Formally the event was timed with the marking the 100 year anniversary of the British Empire’s entrance into the First World War, but Russia and Continue reading

2 August 2014 — Strategic Culture Foundation Russia’s UN Initiative – Chance for Peace as NATO Mulls Stockpiling in Eastern Europe 02.08.2014 | 00:00 | Andrei AKULOV NATO’s top Europe commander believes the alliance should preposition weapons, ammunition and all kinds of supplies in Poland to support the deployment of a large force in case of hostilities Continue reading

26 July 2014 — Strategic Culture Foundation Can Israel Win in Gaza? 26.07.2014 | 00:00 | Dmitry MININ Gaza Strip has been bleeding for already 50 years. Palestinian leaders change, the Israeli governments come and go, but the process never stops. This small chunk of land with the population of one and a half million people never Continue reading

19 July 2014 — Strategic Culture Foundation US Aims at Blowing EU-Russia Rift with Downed Airliner 19.07.2014 | 00:00 | Finian CUNNINGHAM The downing of Malaysian Airlines MH17 over eastern Ukraine with the loss of all 298 onboard comes amid mounting frustration between Washington and its European allies over the imposition of further trade sanctions on Russia. Continue reading