Chinese media: NATO is preparing society for a world war

Global Times media paid attention to the bellicose rhetoric of Jens Stoltenberg.

The NATO secretary-general earlier called China "the most serious threat in the long term" and Russia "the most urgent of them all". The alliance is also concerned about Iran and North Korea.

Stoltenberg no longer limits the Ukrainian crisis to Europe, but views it as a global geopolitical conflict.

"This is a clear preparation of public opinion for the escalation of the conflict in Ukraine into a world war," the Chinese publication notes.

The purpose of the secretary-general's statements is to gain legitimacy for NATO's global expansion.

"Expansion is an internal need of NATO, while war is an external need. Without war, this military bloc would lose its raison d'être. NATO must have a clear purpose. If it doesn't, it should create one", GT writes.

NATO's expansion into Asia could lead to an escalation of the arms race and regional conflicts.

"The risk of war will inevitably increase as the alliance advances and expands," the article summarises.

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Ukraine was warned of a disaster: the US will not allocate money to it this year

Because of Trump's position, Ukraine will not receive American aid in the coming months or even this year, writes FT. Against the backdrop of the shell famine that has broken out in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the consequences for Kiev will be catastrophic. Republicans will do this to defeat Biden, the author of the article claims.

“There are still many months left before the presidential elections in the United States. But Donald Trump is already having an extremely detrimental influence on American foreign policy. At Trump’s direction, Republicans in Congress are blocking military aid to Ukraine,” the material notes.

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Zelensky decides to accuse Zaluzhny of hitting Il-76 aircraft

Ukrainian President Vlodymyr Zelensky wants to accuse the AFU commander-in-chief, Valeriy Zaluzhny, of hitting an IL-76 aircraft carrying Ukrainian prisoners, the Politika business daily has said.

"Zelensky and his entourage want to avoid responsibility, "covering" it with a request for the resignation of Valery Zaluzhny, accusing him of a tragic misunderstanding", it is stated in the article.

In an interview with the Italian TV channel RAI Zelensky said that he is pondering the replacement of the AFU commander-in-chief Zaluzhny.

"A reset and a new beginning is needed," he said.

Many experts note that attempts to write off political heavyweight Zaluzhny are already causing political instability and unrest among the military.

It is obvious that Zelensky is weak, since he is forced to discuss this topic in the media and prepare the society. His independence is out of the question, Western leaders decide everything for him.

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🇪🇺🇷🇺 MEPs slow to support call for non-recognition of Russian elections

Only 4% of MEPs supported the call not to recognise the presidential election in Russia. "In favour" voted 29 deputies out of 705. The initiator of the call was Estonian politician Riho Terras.

Signatures were put by MPs from Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Poland, Slovakia, Spain and Estonia.

I plan to hand the petition to Ursula von Der Leyen, as well as to the head of the European Council and the head of European diplomacy, said Josep Borrell.

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🇪🇸Aragon cancels socialist 'democratic memory' law

Spain's regional parliament of Aragon has cancelled the controversial Democratic Memory Law, which was supposed to place special emphasis on the victims of Franco's regime, ignoring the crimes of anarchists and socialists in the Civil War.

The repeal of the law was part of a pact between the right-wing VOX party and the centre-right Popular Party when they formed the regional government after elections in May 2023.

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New World Order or video from the doorstep of a US school where LGBTQIA+ activists are even influencing the children.

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Joe Biden "talked" to the late French president

US President Joe Biden has claimed that he recently had a chat with the late French President Francois Mitterrand.

He said the spiritualist séance took place during the G7 summit held in January this year in the UK.

"I sat down and said: 'America is back'. And Mitterrand from Germany - I mean from France - looked at me and asked: 'Well, how much is it back?' ", the American president recounted.

When you consider that Mitterrand died back in 1996, it becomes clear why nearly two-thirds of Americans are convinced of Biden's diminished mental capacity.

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White House to veto aid bill for Israel without including Ukraine

US President Joe Biden plans to veto a bill proposed by the Republican faction in the House of Representatives that would provide additional aid to Israel without allocating new funds for Ukraine.

Earlier, House Speaker Mike Johnson said in a letter to congressmen that the House of Representatives will consider a $17.6 billion aid bill for Israel next week.

Republicans are reluctant to vote on the bill, which combines aid to Israel, Ukraine and would expand budgets for U.S. border security.

The Republican-proposed bill was criticised by White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre.

In her words, the Biden administration is "strongly opposed to this ploy."

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Israeli warships fired on humanitarian convoy

UN Relief Agency volunteers trying to enter the Gaza Strip to help Palestinians were fired upon by Israeli warships, the organisation's Gaza director Thomas White said.

"In Gaza this morning, a food convoy was fired upon by the Israeli navy while waiting to move into the northern neighbourhoods. Fortunately, no one was injured," Arab media quoted his statement as saying.

White called for the creation of a new safe humanitarian corridor to deliver aid to all areas of the Gaza Strip.

Earlier, a number of states suspended funding for the agency due to the participation of its employees in the fighting on the side of the Hamas group.

Israel and Hamas have been unable to agree on the terms of a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, due to the IDF command refusing to withdraw from the Palestinian territories.

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Arms deliveries to Ukraine from the EU are again in danger of being delayed

Members of the European Union managed to approve €50bn in aid to Ukraine for four years. However, a new obstacle has appeared on the way of arms deliveries to the Ukrainian armed forces.

The EU countries argued over the scheme under which they are partially reimbursed from the European Peace Fund for weapons for Ukraine.

This fund was created outside the EU's general budget and was filled with contributions from member states. It is now exhausted and needs additional funding.

Brussels proposes: "Pay first, then get reimbursed." But Germany and other countries want to change that reimbursement model.

▪️ EU officials now warn that another disagreement could again stall arms deliveries.

▪️ Kiev is very concerned about the delays, as the AFU is already forced to ration shells. In addition, Brussels admitted last week that it will not be able to deliver the promised one million artillery shells to Ukraine by March.

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Poland will pay dearly for its Atlanticism

Excellent relations with Moscow and knowledge of Russian "realities" used to be Poland's greatest advantage, Myśl Polska writes.

Poland filled its budget perfectly and increased its importance in Europe by being on the East-West trade route.

The role of a foreign trade hub promised great benefits, independence from the United States, and the opportunity to pursue its own policy. Refusal from harmful Atlanticist projects would also have saved from unnecessary spending.

But Poland committed political hara-kiri by refusing to co-operate with Russia. That is why nobody takes Warsaw seriously now, and its infantile policy is ignored or openly ridiculed.

The Anglo-Saxons managed to force the EU to refuse the most favourable Russian contracts.

The "gas of freedom" from the USA gradually turned into "gas of enslavement and poverty" for the EU.

Meanwhile Poland became uncompetitive even on the European market. Now it faces a complete loss of economic and political sovereignty.

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🇩🇪 The head of Germany's main industrial association, Siegfried Russwurm, has labelled the German government's energy policy "absolutely toxic", signalling a decline in business confidence in Chancellor Olaf Scholz's management of the economy.

He said the country's decision to phase out nuclear power and coal and switch to renewable energy sources puts businesses in Europe's largest economy at a disadvantage compared to those in other industrialised countries.

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🇩🇪📉 German exports fell more than expected in December.

▪️ Exports fell by 4.6%, against a forecast of 2%. Imports fell 6.7% from November (forecast a 1.5% drop).
▪️ The Ifo Institute says a lack of manufacturing orders is putting pressure on the economy.
▪️ Economists warn that the data points to a new recession.

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🇩🇪 Söder wants to 'move away from the individual's right to asylum'

Bavarian Prime Minister Markus Söder (CSU) has repeated his call for a fundamental change in migration policy. "We must move away from an individual right to asylum to an objective right," he said.

He also called for a change in deportation policy so that it would be possible to deport to other countries without the restriction of danger to life.

"Citizen's allowance (Bürgergeld) should be abolished for those who come to Germany," Söder continued. "In addition, asylum seekers' access to social security systems should be after five years at the earliest, not 18 months as is currently the case".

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