Dugin argues that MAGA is a true third force opposed to the Deep State, but now fractured and undermined by the GOP’s neocon core. Trump, caught between both, may use Alaska as his last chance to restore sovereignty and reconnect with his base.
Alexander Dugin denounces the Washington-brokered peace between Azerbaijan and Armenia as a brutal humiliation for Russia, a total collapse of its South Caucasus policy, and a betrayal that demands visible justice against those responsible.
Generative artificial intelligence spreads across the Global South, and with it spread values, ideals and modes of thinking
Slowly but surely, the Myanmar government is getting its act together. The military led-government’s plans to drive a transition to civilian rule is falling into place.
Alexander Dugin declares that as the West decays, Russia must become a civilization-state by returning to the path it began when it parted ways with Europe.
Alexander Dugin frames the Istanbul talks as theatrics without a future and declares that the era of total war has begun.
Alexander Dugin declares that only a return to Orthodoxy, the dismantling of high-rise cities, and the rejection of immigrant labor can halt the engineered extinction of the Russian people.
Alexander Markovics conjures a war map of spirits where Atlantis and Athens rise again within every soul, calling each to choose between the rooted hero of the land and the drifting trader of the sea in a world torn between sacred geography and globalist dissolution.
Trump has lost the majority of his previous supporters. Many Americans are now ready to go against Trump, because what Trump is doing now is in total opposition to what he has promised. The neocons who now manipulate Trump were initially against Trump. They belong to the Never Trump faction of the Republicans, but now became supporters of Trump more in order to manipulate him. On the other hand, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Matt Gaetz, Charlie Kirk, the main figures in MAGA—all feel betrayed by Trump.
Today is June 19, I’m in St. Petersburg, Russia, attending the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum. This forum covers a wide range of topics—politics, economics, and society—but the recent conflict between Israel and Iran is on everyone’s mind. Although the agenda was set long ago and doesn’t directly address this issue, it has been touched upon in several sessions. So, I’ll share some impressions from yesterday’s meetings.
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