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Jun 06 2023 
From Thierry Meyssan: Most influential geopolitical analysts! 👏
https://www.voltairenet.org/article219416.html
Thierry Meyssan posted a list of most influential geopolitical analysts on the Internet during the year 2022. This was developed by a statistician out of Mexico, Juan C Diaz-Herrera from the University of Guadalajara (Centro Universitario De Ciencias Sociale).
Meyssan says: …
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Jun 06 2023 
Valdai Club: Can Russia Mediate Between India and China?
Given that India would prefer to deal with the disputes with its neighbours bilaterally, how can its partners help? Apart from direct mediation, friendly partners can assist through a variety of ways, depending on the willingness of the parties. These…
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Jun 06 2023 
The Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant destruction
In this thread I will gather Russian comments and updates.
For a moment, it was easy to fall into ‘wrong-think’. Much touted offensive fails spectacularly – Ukraine blows up own Hydroelectric Power Plant – Blame Russia. In reality, winners have…
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Jun 05 2023 
Shangri-La Dialogue 2023: The heat was on
I have not seen such a major body of work, comments, analysis, and sheer volume generated on this Dialogue before now. In addition and despite being used to it, I remain absolutely gobsmacked at the lies coming from the West. …
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Jun 04 2023 
Dark Truth Behind Ukraine’s NATO-Armed Border Raids + Cost of Attrition Continues to Mount
Brian Berletic: Summary
– Ukrainian cross-border operations are spearheaded by militants identified by even the Western media as N*z**;
– Ukraine has increasingly relied on terrorism following the loss of Bakhmut and a growing missile and drone campaign being carried out…
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Jun 04 2023 
Daily Chronicles
The Daily Chronicles are snippets of the most important news across the world (and a joke or two) for this and each day as it rolls in – as such, this thread is non-structured with the latest news on top. …
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Jun 02 2023 
Joint Statement of the BRICS Ministers of Foreign Affairs and International Relations, Cape Town, South Africa
https://mid.ru/en/foreign_policy/news/1873948/
1. The BRICS Ministers of Foreign Affairs and International Relations met on 1 June 2023 in Cape Town, South Africa. They exchanged views on major global and regional trends and issues. They reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening the framework of…
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Jun 02 2023 
Comparisons: Scott Ritter (after his Russian trip) and a fellow called Edward
Cast your minds back and I was certainly in the front row of this choir. Just after the SMO started, Scott Ritter told big stories about the million man NATO force that would swoop in and take Russia to the…
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Jun 02 2023 
The Sultan 2.0 will heavily tilt east
It’s not that Erdogan has a scheme to head east at the west’s expense. It’s just that the world’s grandest infrastructure, development, and geopolitical projects are all in the east today.
By Pepe Escobar and first posted at The Cradle
The collective…
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Jun 02 2023 
Half the world’s ship cargo now uses China’s BRI
An amazing 149 of the world’s roughly 200 countries have now signed up for the BRI, the biggest trade sharing project in human history. It’s an extraordinary achievement in just a single decade. But the ultimate aim is even more…
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Jun 02 2023 
Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s remarks at the BRICS Foreign Ministers Meeting, Cape Town
https://mid.ru/en/foreign_policy/news/1873673/
Madam Chair, colleagues,
It’s good to be back on the hospitable soil of the Republic of South Africa. I would like to thank Foreign Minister Naledi Pandor and all our friends from the Republic of South Africa for the excellent organisation…
