Over 60% of Ukrainians Would Accept Ceding Territory for Peace with Russia

 

Over 60% of Ukrainians Would Accept Ceding Territory for Peace with Russia By Ahmed Adel The position of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has been shaken after a public opinion poll revealed widespread disagreement with him regarding the territorial issue, writes The Spectator magazine. Read here

Pope Francis and Argentina’s “Dirty War” 50 Years Ago. Commemorating the March 1976 U.S.-Sponsored Military Coup By Prof Michel Chossudovsky Kissinger and the Rockefellers were firmly behind the March 1976 coup d’etat and the instatement of a brutal military government. The coup initiated the so-called “dirty war”: la guerra sucia. In a bitter irony, the 24th of March coincided with the 1999 US-NATO war against Yugoslavia, March 24, 1999. Read here

Spain’s President and “The Sánchez Paradox”: Principles, Pragmatism, or Political Survival? By Prof. Ruel F. Pepa In the current geopolitical climate of 2026, Spanish President Pedro Sánchez finds himself at the center of a heated international debate. His foreign policy, once seen as a predictable extension of European alignment through institutions like the European Union and NATO, has morphed into a complex and, some argue, contradictory, web of alliances and oppositions. Read here

Trump Lied – 2,500 Marines and Three Warships Heading to Kharg Island By Helena Glass As of two days ago when Trump claimed he began talks with Iran that never happened, 2,500 marines were deployed on three additional warships. They are expected to arrive near Iran as of Friday. Coinciding with Trump’s five-day “ceasefire” claim. Read here

The Algorithm of History: Human Choices in a Programmable Age By Mark Keenan Over the past two decades, the structure of power in society has begun to change in ways that are easy to feel but harder to clearly describe. Authority is no longer exercised primarily through visible institutions—parliaments, courts, or even public debate—though such mechanisms have never been the whole story. Read here

More Parleying Nonsense: Trump, Iran and “Promised Negotiations” By Dr. Binoy Kampmark On March 20, President Donald Trump openly considered scaling back operations in the war with Iran. This assertion was somewhat cheapened by the deployment of 2,500 additional Marines to the region, along with a request to Congress for an additional $200 billion for the conflict. Read here

Trump’s Evolution from Inauguration Day into Wars of Aggression By Renee Parsons Soon after Donald Trump’s inauguration in January 2025, it became apparent that the America First candidate who had pledged a non-interventionist war policy was either a figment of our imagination or perhaps he never existed. Read here

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