Op-ed – THE OVAL CIRCLE

Australia’s hefty price for AUKUS

Posted on January 23, 2022January 23, 2022By Editor

The focus of Australia’s reinvigorated friendship with the UK and US exposes the true purpose of the new partnership: global military expansion and buy-in on Cold War 2.0. It’s nothing to do with making the world a better place. … Read More >Australia’s hefty price for AUKUS

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Russia is right: The West promised not to enlarge NATO & these promises were broken

Posted on January 16, 2022January 16, 2022By Editor

The events of three decades ago are haunting the politics of the present. … Read More >Russia is right: The West promised not to enlarge NATO & these promises were broken

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Only an idiot could think US policy in Europe involves ‘appeasement’ of Russia

Posted on January 10, 2022January 10, 2022By Editor

Hopes for negotiations designed to calm tensions could be thwarted by those desperate to re-fight the Cold War … Read More >Only an idiot could think US policy in Europe involves ‘appeasement’ of Russia

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How US state media rebrands Nazi collaborators as freedom fighters

Posted on January 9, 2022January 9, 2022By Editor

In an effort to redefine the roots of Ukrainian statehood, Stepan Bandera’s war crimes are being whitewashed. … Read More >How US state media rebrands Nazi collaborators as freedom fighters

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‘I’m stuck in Australia’s refugee hotel with Novak Djokovic – and it’s hell’

Posted on January 7, 2022January 7, 2022By Editor

Novak Djokovic’s current home is a Melbourne hotel that serves as a detention centre for desperate asylum seekers. RT spoke to a refugee being held there to find out what life is like for the Serb and his fellow ‘guests’. … Read More >‘I’m stuck in Australia’s refugee hotel with Novak Djokovic – and it’s hell’

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Your $1.7 billion of gold is now ours, UK tells starving Venezuelans

Posted on December 27, 2021December 27, 2021By Editor

In its prolonged freezing of Venezuelan assets, the UK continues to withhold 31 tons of its gold stored at the Bank of England, with a new Supreme Court ruling supporting the seizure. … Read More >Your $1.7 billion of gold is now ours, UK tells starving Venezuelans

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Who is to blame for the Ukraine crisis?

Posted on December 23, 2021December 23, 2021By Editor

Russia and the West have sounded the alarm in past weeks over a standoff across the border with Ukraine. Both sides accuse each other of inflaming the situation, and it’s increasingly clear they see the conflict very differently. … Read More >Who is to blame for the Ukraine crisis?

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A failed social experiment is causing America’s crime wave

Posted on December 16, 2021December 16, 2021By Editor

As robberies rocket to unprecedented levels in some US cities, the only explanation for district attorneys refusing to prosecute criminals is that they’re conducting an arrogant, cynical experiment in the redistribution of wealth. … Read More >A failed social experiment is causing America’s crime wave

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What France’s position on China means for the EU

Posted on December 15, 2021December 15, 2021By Editor

As France inks bilateral agreements with China and the EU presidency moves to Paris, Europe’s outlook may remain mainly focused west across the Atlantic, but its eastward glances are getting ever longer. … Read More >What France’s position on China means for the EU

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Gender-neutral school bathrooms make the case for homeschooling

Posted on December 15, 2021December 15, 2021By Editor

In the possessed spirit of these woke times, Chicago Public Schools has moved to designate restrooms free-for-alls to promote ‘inclusivity.’ The only thing the initiative will achieve, however, is to confuse and endanger students. … Read More >Gender-neutral school bathrooms make the case for homeschooling

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