... nominee for president, ‘Never-Trump Republicans’ and Washington insiders, celebrities and duplicitous media outlets, and far-left Antifa and Black Lives Matter constituents are coalescing to graft a political narrative of racism into the general election.
Privileged political opportunists will use the death of George Floyd and the distressed victims of the riots and looting as leverage of anarchy and national discord to rid America of a leader unable to cope and unify the country. The plan is ...
... Opponents of incumbent President Donald Trump are making tremendous efforts to discredit the head of state. The impeachment procedure is entering a crucial phase. Apparently, the Democrats count on it as the last opportunity to steal the thunder in the election race. Even if the Senate justifies the president dismissing the abuse of power allegations, the process itself will inevitably force him to defend himself, dilute his winning agenda and distract public opinion. Without a doubt, the Russian theme ...
... interact with the Parliament in this field. In addition, the Parliament has the right to impeach the President and ministers. As a result, the role of the Parliament in the realm of foreign policy is negative. However, there are three scenarios for the election: 1) the victory of Rouhani’s supporters; 2) the victory of Rouhani’s opponents; and 3) a balanced Parliament. Among these three only the realization of the second scenario is the least probable one, in which case the Parliament may ...
... substitution; on the other, the loss of income from re-exporting Chinese goods and a barrage of veterinary checks for Kyrgyz agricultural products on the border with Kazakhstan have an adverse effect on the national economy. The forthcoming parliamentary elections, scheduled for October 4, 2015, as well as the results of the presidential election in 2017, should confirm the policy of integration.
On October 4, 120 members will be elected to the national unicameral parliament, the Jogorku Kenesh. This ...
... spin doctoring. We met with
Arnaud Dubien
, Director of the think tank Observo located at the Franco-Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, to hear about the problems related to Russia business, foreign investments in the Russian economy, the pre-election mood in France and his favorite books.
The Russian media insists that foreign investments are returning to Russia. Do you think that this is true?
The answer is not that easy. The crisis is still present, although it seems to be less dire this ...
