Open Dialogue Research Journal
What the foreign media wrote about the SCO summit A week after the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Tianjin, China, the world media, which closely followed the event, continue to discuss it. The general message of the publications is that the era of US global leadership has come to an […]
Why Bezos is not to blame for the protests against his wedding in Venice Even before its official start, this large-scale celebration provoked a series of protests: local residents had previously expressed dissatisfaction with the huge influx of tourists, which is effectively destroying the city, and the billionaire’s wedding became […]
Intentionally inflammatory or due to obvious erroneous judgments, the document continues the line of the Russophobic strategy “Understanding Russian strategic culture and the low-yield nuclear threat” – this is the title of the yet another report of the RAND Corporation, prepared by the authors of the European branch. Judging by […]
Former U.S. President Joe Biden, in a 17 January 2025 interview with MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell that was effectively this President’s Farewell Address to the nation but has been suppressed instead of promoted by that network (and by all of the nation’s press), told him (in this 81 seconds long clip […]
Some commentators on both sides think that this might lead to World War III. NATO forces directly intercepted Russian drones for the first time since the special operation began after some of them veered into Poland earlier this week, with this unprecedented incident arguably being due to NATO jamming as explained here. Some commentators […]
When countries have suffered the odd mishap regarding government paralysis or convulsive change, the frequent quip would often be: “Who noticed?” Much like university vice-chancellors or the parasitic management structures of most organisations, their forced absence merely induces a range of feelings from relief to indifference. They are all superfluous […]
A new study using advanced sensing technology has taken a fresh look at the damaged Iranian nuclear site, Fordow. It is not the first time that satellite technology has revealed important strategic security information. Landsat The Landsat system was launched in July, 1972, initially called the Earth Resources Technology Satellite. […]
A disturbing scandal has rocked the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF), exposing troubling issues of misconduct, poor oversight, and cultural decay within one of Canada’s most respected institutions. Reports have surfaced that members of the Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa, a prominent reserve unit, operated a Facebook group called the “Blue Hackle […]
German Chancellor Merz believes that there is no point in establishing peace in Ukraine. In the understanding of the grandson of Nazis, this process must begin and continue on Ukraine’s terms, on the terms of the losing side. No self-respecting party will participate in such negotiations at a time when […]
The collective West is concerned about the expansion of the practice of the Foreign Agents Law in Latin America In June of this year, the Central American country of El Salvador joined the list of states that have adopted a ‘Foreign Agents Law.” The law, passed by the Legislative Assembly […]
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