Новости за 15.02.2019

On Wednesday we published an article about large and important pro-family conference taking place in Italy which Salvini is headlining, to which the Hungarian government is sending their key ministers involved with the family policy. The same conference occurred two years ago in Budapest, where Viktor Orban was the star speaker.

This week the Intercept reported on the firestorm created by Rep. Ilhan Omar when she audaciously cited the AIPAC lobby as being behind a political smear campaign against her. The Intercept reported,

If there was ever a Valentine’s Day which highlight the stark differences to diplomacy between the U.S. and Russia it is this one.

Editors Note: This article is from a series by and about the invaluable William Brumfield, (Wikipedia), Professor of Slavic Studies at Tulane University, New Orleans, USA.

As the Cold War drew to a close with the fall of the Berlin Wall in November 1989, those at CIA headquarters in Langley, Virginia, finally hoped to resolve many long-standing puzzles.

Trump is apparently going to sign the spending bill and then declare a national emergency to build the wall.

While the evolution of Google’s YouTube from a free expression platform into something entirely different has been underway for a while, it just took another step in a very short-sighted and restrictive direction. NBC News reports:

In this excellent episode, Dr. Steve Turley urges his audience to join him in Verona, Italy at the end of March for the most important social conservative event of the year, the World Congress of Families. Russian Faith editor Fr. Joseph Gleason published a long article describing the event in great detail, which he is attending. We highly recommend reading it if you are interested.

Kiev- On February 3, the Ukrainian Central Election Committee closed the registration of documents for presidential candidates for the elections on March 31. There are for now 89 applicants willing to compete for the presidency in Ukraine.

A conference in Warsaw this week was billed as reinstating the US’ lead role in diplomacy for the Mideast. The absence of Russia and other European leaders only served to expose the ill-conceived summit and Washington’s isolation.