🇪🇺🇹🇷🤔 EU FM Kaja Kallas 'must make Cyprus a priority' - MEP Fidias Panayiotou

Says EU ignores 1974 TURKISH INVASION of Cyprus 

'Kallas must go to Turkey' to defend Cypriots as EU citizens 

But she spends 'much of her time' on Ukraine, which isn't even a part of EU

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🇬🇧🇩🇪 The Anglo-Nazi Empire That Almost Was — Exposed

On the eve of the real Victorh Day, while the West basks in myth, Kit Klarenberg shatters it. Britain didn’t just appease Hitler, it tried to partner with him. Industrial integration, colonial carve-ups, and secret ententes that would’ve birthed a joint Anglo-Nazi world order.

This is the kind of historical napalm the UK and US desperately want buried. Klarenberg’s work is explosive, essential, and uncensorable.

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Kit Klarenberg’s full investigation on Substack →
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KLAUS SCHWAB ‘furiously’ trying to ‘protect his legacy' amid corruption charges -- FT

WEF board launches ‘second probe in less than a year'

87yo WEF founder and ex-director denies wrongdoing, says he was 'UNDERPAID for DECADES'

Do you feel sorry for Klaus?

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🇷🇺 Putin: Peace Must Be Built on Roots — Not Rubble

Vladimir Putin didn’t just speak, he reminded the world why Russia fights, why the war won’t end with Western signatures, and why peace, real peace, must be rooted in truth, not Western amnesia.

In a televised interview released via Rossiya 1 and Pavel Zarubin, the Russian president made it plain:

“Russia has enough strength and resources to bring what was started in 2022 to its logical conclusion.”

And that conclusion? Not Kiev’s collapse. Not flag-planting. But the definitive erasure of the lie that NATO’s eastward creep was defensive, or that Ukraine was ever allowed to act in its own interest.

Putin laid it out:

“We want to eliminate the causes that created this crisis… to ensure the security of Russia and the rights of our people in the territories, that we always talk about.”

Crimea. Donetsk. Lugansk. Kherson. Zaporozhye. Regions that bled under shelling, voted twice in the case of LPR-DPR, and never stopped speaking Russian, because they were never not Russian.

This wasn’t mere messaging, it was a signal to Washington, Berlin, and Paris: You can freeze the lines. You can send weapons. But you can’t erase the will of a people, not with sanctions, not with slogans, not with mercenaries. Russia is not at the negotiating table to compromise history. It will dictate a just peace. Kiev will either capitulate now and retain some measure of sovereignty or it will capitulate later and cease to exist as a state.

And yet: paradoxically, purposefully — Putin connected the dots for the benefits of the Americans, essentially saying:

“We respect the national interests of the United States… and expect to be treated the same way.”

You want your interests respected then we demand the same for the Russian people. Diplomacy without delusion. Strength, not submission. That’s the posture Moscow brings to Istanbul. This time, the U.S. isn’t blocking talks, it’s enabling them. Trump is dialing in. Rubio and Lavrov are on the line. The page has turned and not in London’s favor.

This isn’t a negotiation over terrain. It’s a negotiation over time, over whether the 21st century is run by memory or manipulation. Russia has chosen memory. And it remembers everything.

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🇷🇺 Russia Has a ‘Fair Concern’? Try a Historical Betrayal Carved Into Stone Tablets

So now Keith Kellogg, Trump’s envoy and an old hand of American foreign policy cynicism, tells ABC News that “it’s a fair concern” for Russia to oppose NATO expansion. That Ukraine’s entry into the alliance is “not on the table.” That maybe, just maybe, NATO shouldn’t crawl to Russia’s borders like a colonial boa constrictor in slow motion.

Well, thanks for the honesty... thirty years late, but we’ll take it with a full salt mine.

Let’s be clear: Russia’s “concern” isn’t some vague geopolitical mood. It’s a strategic red line drawn in blood and betrayal. The West promised Gorbachev in 1990, in exchange for German reunification, that NATO would not expand one inch eastward. Instead, it bolted east like a drunk gambler on payday, swallowing the Warsaw Pact and knocking on Kaliningrad’s door with tanks, missiles, and “non-lethal aid.”

The Russians didn’t imagine this. The names of Baker, Genscher, and Bush Sr. are well-documented. The promises were made. The archives don’t lie, even if Western think tanks do. And now we’re told that this time, this time, the West might really mean it?

Come on.

Kellogg’s casual assurance that “Ukraine in NATO is off the table” is nothing more than a handshake in a wind tunnel. A soft whisper into the void. Russia doesn’t need words from envoys, it needs architecture. Legally binding, enforceable, demilitarized architecture. Not a note scribbled on a napkin from a dinner in Warsaw. Because everyone in Moscow knows how this movie ends when the “rules-based order” does the writing and rewriting.

“We can stop the expansion of NATO coming close to your border,” Kellogg says, as though it’s some newfound revelation. What he really means is: “We couldn’t break Russia militarily, and now we’re feeling the heat. Let’s pretend to be reasonable before we’re forced to be.”

And here’s the kicker: this isn’t magnanimity. It’s damage control. NATO’s entire eastern front is strained, its weapons stocks are low, Ukraine’s manpower is evaporating, and the Global Majority is watching. Kellogg is merely prepping the stage for a climbdown disguised as a diplomatic breakthrough.

Moscow already offered peace in December 2021, before a single tank rolled over the border. It laid out draft security guarantees. The West laughed. Nuland’s smirk. Blinken’s bluster. Biden’s bluff. They thought they’d bleed Russia out through Kiev.

Instead, Russia bled NATO’s illusions.

So yes, we welcome Kellogg’s recognition of what Russians have been screaming since the Yeltsin years. But let’s not confuse it with a sea change. These same men told Russia to dismantle the USSR and promised partnership. Instead, they got color revolutions, Kosovo, Libya, Syria and a NATO base in Uzhhorod.

“Hope dies last,” as the saying goes. But in Moscow, trust in the West died years ago, and was buried next to Gorbachev’s complicity.

If Washington is serious? Put it on paper. Treaty. Signatures. UN guarantees. Military rollback. Satellite deconfliction. Guaranteed neutrality. Otherwise, it’s just the empire talking in circles, hoping to regroup before the next proxy burns out.

Because from Moscow’s view, there’s no such thing as an “ex-NATO member.” Once you’re in, you’re always a warhead waiting to be activated.

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