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Pepe Escobar

Independent geopolitical analyst, writer and journalist
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With G7 “leadership” mired in a sticky swamp of intellectual shallowness, predictably the only agenda in colonized Japan was more sanctions on Russia.


Remember Putin: “We haven’t even started anything yet.”


The puny double drone attack – a combined Anglo-Saxon neocon provocation – has offered Moscow the perfect gift: an unmistakable casus belli.


Beijing is fully aware the NATO proxy war against Russia in Ukraine is the un-dissociable double of the U.S. war against its Belt and Road Initiative.


Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s New York moment performed the diplomatic equivalent of bringing the house down, writes Pepe Escobar.


Hegemon hacks are spinning that the North Atlantic has relocated to South China. Goodnight, and good luck.


This is the tale of two pilgrims following the road that really matters in the young 21st century.


The leaked intel might be advantageous to Russia were this not to be misdirection: and the possibility is quite real, Pepe Escobar writes.


In Moscow you feel no crisis. No effects of sanctions. No unemployment. No homeless people in the streets. Minimal inflation.


The new currency should be able to become an “external money” storage of capital and reserves down the road, not just a settlement unit.