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@MyLordBebo Indeed, but it is also about undermining the foundations of modern capitalism and the "rules-based order." The expropriation of Russian capital breaches the main tenet of the Western-dominated system—the trust in financial institutions and the safety of capital. This could indeed

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@jordanschnyc No one. No one cares either. China's rise and the Global Majority are a megatrend. American sentiments will not affect global political processes, nor China's domestic policy. This chart is just the bitterness of strategic retreat, visualized.

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@ianellisjones It's so tiresome when you try to claim victimhood while literally antagonizing China via force projecting naval power onto its territory. Maybe the next Russian exercises should take place in view of Alaska and China should train its navy next to California ?

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@Zlatti_71 Russians are already withdrawing money... but will HNWs from the Global Majorty continue to trust the western system ?

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@LyleJMorris It's unbelievable colonialism bordering on racism when you argue that nice hotels can convert your vassal's elites to seek independence

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@RWApodcast This also clearly illustrates that there is no "party of peace and war," but rather a consensus to continue military actions and funnel billions into the U.S. military industrial complex. Too much reputational capital has been invested in this war to withdraw from it now.

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@BonnieGlaser The same banks service US business. This move will simply accelerate the creation of a secondary financial system. A strategic mistake for the US.

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@MyLordBebo If it weren’t labeled as "conspiracy theory," I might even suggest that this could be the genuine aim of what’s happening.

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@McFaul Should FARA in the US be repealed ?

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@CivilGe In a way this video encapsulates why post Soviet nationbuilding outside Russia has led to nought but conflict. Placing a cheap figleaf over the civilisation your ancestors built denigrates the historic foundation of said nation. Embracing your whole history elevates the nation.

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@martyrmade It's ironic how one of the most cynical political classes in history, when it comes to allocating money for mass killings, quickly shields itself with divine providence.

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@Kathleen_Tyson_ End of global financial institutions as a foundation of current capitalist order. No trust no money. New order unfolding on the ashes of this mess

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@DD_Geopolitics turns out that "avoiding conflict" actually means inevitably becoming its object

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@SonnohZankan And maybe the propaganda value of a captured but intact tank is higher than a messed up hunk of metal? Either way @jensstoltenberg can only cope. They tried the same with Russian tech Kiev but it didn't have the meme value because they already denigrated in the press.

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@SariArhoHavren How is it EU's business?

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@ArmchairW any thoughts on the readiness of Iranian air defense systems responding retaliation strikes?

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@BonnieGlaser Philippines did have agency under Duterte and used it. Something changed

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@RWApodcast Anyone remember Kony 2012?

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@Telegraph @HamishDBG Breaking news that 20th century armour that's been known and used for decades has its "weak points" know by everyone with an internet connection turn out to not be so good on the battlefield

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4 months

@anneapplebaum Okay can you compare it to FARA and the UK National Security Act please ?

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@RWApodcast Not only Russia - across the globe people still live mentally in 2019. The faster people adapt the less bloody the transformation of the world order has to be. Stand in front of flood - get drowned.

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3 months

@SRoach_econ "Colonialist disturbed over indigenous rule" never gets old.

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Oleg Yanovsky

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4 months

@ajphelo But Beijing sits back and does nothing while its aukus tightening threatening force projection around China. This is typical "kick and dog till it barks then call it a mad dog and shoot".

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Oleg Yanovsky

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@_JakubJanda Taiwan is completely undefebdable from a logistics perspective, so US actions are performative at best, provocative at worst. Just like most wars of the Asian subcontinent, the real fight would be in SEA. It's no surprise Laos is the most bombed in the world.

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@WilliamYang120 Not to overdo it with rhetorical questions, but was the helicopter lost? It was far away from Australia

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@Noahpinion But China also trades with Ukraine at the same time, so is Ukraine China's proxy too? Strange logic Noah.

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@wartranslated The funny thing is Ukrainian and Russian folk customs and clothes are identical. Belarus, Poland and all the other slavs also have "white shirt with floral pattern" in their national dress. It's almost as if they're all slavs?

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@BBCSteveR What a weird thing to flex about

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@RealJakeBroe Tell me you're a proxy army without telling me you are a proxy army

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@Zlatti_71 The French had already sent high-ranking officers and scouts several weeks ago to reconnoiter and implement plans for logistics and delivery of their contingent. We are witnessing the process of international occupation by convention… waiting for the creation of legal fictions

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@Zlatti_71 Kuleba was literally in India last month. @BhadraPunchline has a fantastic article on Indian Punchline analyzing this matter.

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@TheEconomist But Olaf parrotted US talking point to the letter, how is that independence?

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@MyLordBebo It seems that part of the U.S. financial aid will be allocated for the urgently needed correction of the obvious problems with the nasal septum.

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@_JakubJanda After that happens, let's imagine a scenario. I'm Subianto, Indonesia's president. I was under sanctions before - and may be again. I move my money out of the dollar system to keep it safe - don't want to end up like Russia. Now apply that logic to all the other neutral

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@The_Real_Fly it seems that from the perspective of diplomatic confusion, this secretary has already broken all records and is now acting merely out of inertia.

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@fbermingham Never fails go bemuse how mad the EU gets about China making great cars. How much effort and money it spends on drafting sensational non-reports. And how it could have just invested in making good cars - but chose to cry and whine instead.

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@DefensePolitics The Telegraph recently posted some silly article about how the weakness of the Abrams is that it holds explosives etc, it's like bro the blueprints have been all over @WarThunder forums for years now

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@nexta_tv It's pretty interesting how they can not attend something they were not invited too.

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@shashj How dare China protects its borders!

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@RWApodcast This isn't about the U.S., but about "global institutions" working to maintain Western dominance. It's a deconstruction of the world order unfolding live.

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@EnejoAbdu @Zlatti_71 I would before February 2024 and then never again

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@McFaul And who, after this, would trust their capital to your "global institutions"? How many trillions will international investors withdraw from Western economies to reduce the risk of being treated similarly? A great move indeed!

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@IlvesToomas The Budapest Memorandum was functional until Ukraine reneged on its tenets.

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@CollinSLKoh Arbitral proceedings run by whom? And what reason does China have to submit its sovereignty to a foreign court that hasn't recommended itself in terms of impartiality?

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Oleg Yanovsky

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4 months

@GLandsbergis Would you be able to go to America and speak against the govt. at an unsanctioned protest?

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@_JakubJanda "It's important for China to see it" is a key phrase that I would suggest to edit to "it's important for the Global Majority to see it". I'm the words of emperor Palpatine - "Do it!"

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@WarMonitors It's fascinating to see how Global South entente is actually reactive-only and the neocons are proactive only. Good point raised earlier by @RWApodcast

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@Kasparov63 As far as I recall, unlike the Baltic states and Poland, Ukraine is neither a member of NATO nor the EU. Additionally, there exist "defense forces" in still nation states of EU, which are obligated to defend the sovereignty of these countries, the purpose of their defense forces

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@8EyedEel Reminds me of Curtis Yarvin's "what is a reliable source - a source that's reliable"

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@RnaudBertrand The problem is not that the truth is unheard at the UN or that double standards prevail. The issue is that the UN is institutionally incapable of ensuring that the truth is universally acknowledged.

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@FT Breaking news! Conducting business I'm a jurisdiction requires paying taxes!

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@RWApodcast In this case, the Church's position is absolutely justified and aligns with the spirit and letter of the "Foundations of the Social Concept of the Russian Orthodox Church." The section on "War and Peace" includes the concept of a "just war" (par. VIII.1-2). Acknowledging the

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@The_Real_Fly Do I have to quote Putin about US Presidents?

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@visegrad24 This means taking those very unwise steps to get fully involved and turn a regional military operation into the largest war in Europe in the last 80 years, which could lead to massive casualties and potentially a nuclear exchange. Great idea indeed

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@Dominic2306 I thought Klute was preserved as a cultural heritage site for Durham University. such a pity, was my best worst experience in life. Durham just isn't Durham without it.

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@leonidragozin Perhaps there simply is no 'party of peace,' and all peace negotiations were just a way to buy time and gain a tactical advantage in preparation for intensive conflict, and there's only one party – that of war?

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@NotNow010101 @MyLordBebo It won't be that fast. Alternative institutions need to grow capacity, new hubs and rules set up, dedollarisation will happen over a decade or so at the current pace, if not longer. Partially it's because elites in the "Axis of Evil" are still trying to negotiate status quo ante

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@BBCSteveR Not really. Sure it's not welcome that a further 60 billion will go to US military contractors but it won't change the weather. The 8 billion to "taiwan" is much more consequential.

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@McFaul Sanctioning chinese banks won't suddenly change. Beijing's winning strategy, it'll just accelerate the creation of a dual system worldwide. I.e., dedollarisation

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@imetatronink Almost everything can be misconstrued to be dual use, especially in the post modern age of definitions meaning nothing. Soldiers drink water?!?! Oh ow! Bottles are dual use now. It's just a political tool. Boring and sad to watch.

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Oleg Yanovsky

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@carlbildt @David_Cameron We all knew that there would be a Great Game 2.0, but we didn't know that instead of illustrious men of bravery leading the charge, we'll get failed ex-PMs grandstanding alone in the empty steppes like a tiktoker. First as a tragedy then as a farce..

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@officejjsmart This sort of brave slogan-ing with a flag backdrop may have the opposite effect - instead of motivation it may show strategic weakness and resorting to a mantra.

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@McFaul @SpeakerJohnson By "security," do you mean instigating the largest war in Europe in the last 80 years, which could potentially involve many countries and will definitely lead to massive casualties, eliminate the possibility of a peaceful agreement, and even risk nuclear exchange?

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Oleg Yanovsky

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@BrianJBerletic @DerekJGrossman And the "holier than thou" attitude leads western allies into the delusion that they can do no wrong and there will never be push back. Ukraine 2014-2022.

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@mrbcyber I wonder what policy decisions led to all those poor souls resorting to using fentanyl? Or am I not allowed to ask questions that require self-reflection from US politicians rather than blaming China?

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@lukedepulford @timloughton If @timloughton violated local laws in Djibouti, why shouldn't he be deported? UK must uphold rule of law as a universal principle, right?

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Oleg Yanovsky

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@FRHoffmann1 So how is Meirsheimer wrong exactly? It's all fun signaling to your hyperliberal eco chamber using ad hominem to scream "I'm one of you" and get an ego boost from acceptance, but try explain in logical terms why your opponent is incorrect.

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Oleg Yanovsky

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@bneeditor Ironically for some, obviously for others, Russia remains the safest place for men with Ukranian passports.

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@fomocapdao a thoughtful and conscious experience, at some point, transitions into an intuitive feeling, which often provides more accurate answers than meticulous analysis. At a certain moment, one can intuitively understand that food is good without even tasting it

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@The_Real_Fly The existing elite coalition that dominates U.S. imperial policy is clearly not tied to U.S. "territory" in any way, but rather uses it as a geographical center from which to project its interests. Otherwise, it regards this as merely a pen for the herd. The comparison of the

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Oleg Yanovsky

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@rshereme The Americans said it themselves: different conflict, different THREAT PROFILE - no fly zone over Ukraine is simply not happening. Understanding strategic limits of Western support would be a positive step for Ukraine.

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@_JakubJanda Wow the delusion that Czechia even features on China's radar is astounding. This is correct “Ultimate goal of Chinese cognitive warfare is to win without fighting.” but not because China is trying to do something but because the EU is killing itself in confused desperation.

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@shashj The difference is Russia is simply buying basic electronics etc. Key word: buying. It's just normal trade. The West on the other hand is literally emptying its military stocks for free for Ukraine

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@robin_j_brooks I think "becoming prosperous from trade" is a side everyone wants to be on.

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@ragipsoylu There will be no consequences as Israel is US-aligned. It's not hypocrisy it's hierarchy

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@joni_askola I've always marveled at western "analysts" calling the SMO a "full-scale" invasion. What's a "just the tip" invasion then? Also, oddly enough all these points can be successfully applied to Ukraine side too, especially sacrificing troops in battles for PR rather than military

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@AshinChina Sign of the times and transformation in the western perception of aesthetics. Sad and funny at the same time.

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@SRoach_econ The FCC is a colonial outpost where orientalist "expats" denigrate the local populace through their scribbles and "constructive criticisms". HK has to end this hill station as a remnant of past humiliations.

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@ElbridgeColby @HawleyMO Plus he knows that Russia is open to good faith negotiations. So the US doesn't need force commitment to achieve a mutually tolerable compromise.

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@FRHoffmann1 He just assumes that his measly 2-3k troops will walk in with flags raised high. Warmongering is not mastery of communications. Let's see how he communicates when they're making new military cemeteries across France. E.g., mastery in communications was Surovikin explaining the

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@ElbridgeColby It's almost as if the heartland is stronger and will illicit a serious response while pecking away at the US empire across the soft periphery makes more strategic sense. @ElbridgeColby is right and @GravitysRa1nbow is not.

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@baronitaigas The key semantic transformation - from "when" to "if" over the course of 2022-2024

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@rshereme You do realize aircraft aren't just decommissioned for fun, right? You can't just blow the dust off

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@imetatronink Many French "retired soldier volunteers" have been there from day one. De facto NATO is already involved, every new "aid" package is like Rome sending another legion into the breach. For some reason the phrase "ego sum Atilla, flagellum Dei" comes to mind

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@The_Real_Fly Just like EU parliamentarians and other 'democratic political institutions' of the West they are merely tools in the hands of a far more organized and strategically thinking elite groups

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@DD_Geopolitics Says a politician with 25% approval rating. Typical reckless warmongering in the absence of political solutions for the country's fundamental problems

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@RnaudBertrand As a Russian I reserve the right to be an Uruk-Hai in @nfergus 's analogy, given how good we are at fighting!

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@robert_spalding Good argument but by that merit why should China Russia etc keep US social media going and surely then the White House should support the Samarkand Declaration of the SCO where it clearly states that nations should have sovereign control over their internet segments? Or is it

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Oleg Yanovsky

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@wartranslated Classic "stabbed in the back" German WW1 army vibes

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Oleg Yanovsky

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@liaoshenyi It seems similar to Ukraine's "de-communisation" after the government takeover in 2014. Not sure what the benefit of historical revisionism will be for Taiwan.

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"𝗥𝘂𝗹𝗲𝘀-𝗯𝗮𝘀𝗲𝗱 𝗴𝗹𝗼𝗯𝗮𝗹𝗶𝘇𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻" 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝘀𝘁𝗮𝘁𝗲-𝗼𝗿𝗶𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗱 𝗴𝗹𝗼𝗰𝗮𝗹𝗶𝘇𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻. The question whether globalization is inevitable stimulates discussion about the relevance and consequences of this process. However, when viewed in detail, (1/14)

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Oleg Yanovsky

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@MSnegovaya I'm not privy to your decade-long debate. But... these definitions are flexible to adapt to the current moment. If suddenly the US reset relations with Russia and become friends "the last 10 years" will be out of the window faster than you can say polyanitsya. That's why first

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@McFaul It's interesting how much you seem to enjoy the start of the biggest conflict of the 21st century.

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Oleg Yanovsky

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@BBCSteveR @LizaShuvalova @BBCNews The UK can make the decision to de-escalate unilaterally and not suffer any strategic consequence, in fact win from resumed capital flows from Russia. Instead it chooses the school yard bully approach. There's a talent crisis at the @FCDOGovUK obviously.

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Oleg Yanovsky

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@SariArhoHavren A historical watershed moment has already occurred; everything we are witnessing is merely an echo and an attempt to jump onto the last car, which has, in fact, already left.

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Oleg Yanovsky

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@fomocapdao The argument about piracy is compelling. Looks like for some reason, someone in the West have decided to transition not just to a mltry economy but to a war that redefines the order of things (similar to the Thirty Years' War). Consequently, this war is not about adhering to the

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Oleg Yanovsky

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@SamorukovM Can you provide actual evidence that it might collapse at any moment? This narrative is over 20 years old and it still remains desired rather than actual. Perhaps most of the problems in the context of Russia-West relations stem from an analysis based on ideal forms and dreams,

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Oleg Yanovsky

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@ArturRehi And then europe cries when it's state run media get similar treatment elsewhere. Really really boring, low brow, childish and frankly cowardly politics. Another dent in the reputation of @JosepBorrellF 's garden

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Oleg Yanovsky

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Consequently, globalization in its trad sense should give way to regionally oriented approaches until a comprehensive infrastructure is developed and a collective vision of the future is formed, not only reflecting the interests of the "global majority", (12/14)

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Oleg Yanovsky

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@OlgaNYC1211 These photos / videos were powerful and edgy the first couple of times, now that a lady standing alone in front of police is a pre-requisite of any protest, it's boring routine.

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