Viewpoint. On March 21, 2023, Vladimir Putin, in the presence of Xi Jinping, officially unveiled the nature of the war with the United States, “We are for the use of the Chinese yuan in settlements between the Russian Federation and countries in Asia, Africa and Latin America.”
While the U.S. and NATO are throwing gasoline on the fire and sending heavy weapons to Ukraine, and Russia is hinting at nuclear weapons, China is proposing a 12-point peace plan.
U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris accused Russia of committing more than 30,000 “crimes against humanity” in Ukraine. But how many U.S. war crimes since 1945?
In July 2022, Ukraine and Russia signed an agreement in Istanbul on grain exports to avoid food shortages. But the latest UN communiqué is disputed by Russia. Explanations.
For the first time since the beginning of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, China accuses the United States of being at the origin of the war and urges Uncle Sam to stop sending heavy weapons to Kiev.
In a telephone conversation with a Russian impersonator of the French president, the Polish president explains that he does not want a war with Russia and that he is very cautious.
While the West is imposing heavy economic sanctions on Russia, France and Europe are paying the price of submission to America. The coming days will be difficult for the French.
By falsely accusing Moscow of having fired a missile at Poland, the Ukrainian president has shot himself in the foot. He is trapped in an untenable position. His word is now discredited.
Point of view. France is not at war with Russia. And yet it is depriving itself of its gas and oil, supplying arms to Kiev and training 2,000 Ukrainian soldiers in our units. Until when this madness?
The World Nuclear Industry Report 2022 highlights the role of Russia as a uranium producer and leader in the international market for new nuclear power plant construction.
On September 27, 2022, the two pipelines carrying Russian gas to Europe were destroyed in the Baltic Sea. For the moment, it is difficult to measure the ecological, economic and geopolitical consequences.
Seven months after the beginning of the Russian-Ukrainian war, Vladimir Putin launches a partial mobilization and threatens to use nuclear weapons “if the vital interests of Russia were threatened”.
