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By Rhod Mackenzie
In Berlin, Friedrich Merz is set to assume the chancellorship of the German government, with his candidacy to be voted on by the Bundestag . The tenth Chancellor in the history of the FRG will head another "grand coalition" consisting of the country's previously two main parties,...
By Rhod Mackenzie
The US continues to surprise the world with new sanctions, tariffs and customs duties and now it has imposed restrictions on ships built in China entering its ports. In this way, the States are attempting to influence the global LNG market, but this is having the opposite effectf...
By Rhod Mackenzie
It appears that in the country of that gave us the classic novels of Manuel Cervates and the adventures of Don Quixote tilting at windmills it seems that wind turbines the modern version have caused severe problems in the Iberia peninsula causing severe power outages
It seems...
By Rhod Mackenzie
The Trump administration have admitted that they want an end to sanctions on Russia and everybody lost out from the sanctions except Russia. So the Western Media's repsonse to the spokespersons remarks have been hilarions
It appears that The Russian Pyatnitsky Folk Choir now...
By Rhod Mackenzie
The the only unifying factor in the European Union today is the complete absence of any shared vision for the future. In the USA you have MAGA, in Russia import substitution self suffciency, China has One Road One Belt , India the 21st Century Moderisation plan and virtually all...
In an effort to gain energy independence and diversify supplies, Europe has created a complex and costly situation for itself. On the one hand, political pressure is compelling it to maintain its refusal to import Russian gas. Conversely, the economic situation necessitates the identification of mea...
