U.S. – China: Winds of War Sweep into Shangri La

by in Sibel Edmonds

The U.S. made its case at the Shangri La security conference in Singapore for continued America strategic leadership in 21st century Asia. It the case solid? Or is it what Shakespeare called “sound and fury signifying nothing”?
America is clearly losing control of the master narrative for North Korean engagement. Korean affairs at present are driven by Moon Jae In of South Korea and Kim Jong Un of North Korea with the support of China and Russia.

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In the eighty-fifth edition of the Russian Newspapers Monitor, Professor Filip Kovacevic discusses the articles from four Russian newspapers: Kommersant, Komsomolskaya Pravda Moscow Edition, Nezavisimaya Gazeta, and Izvestia. He discusses the implications of the Russian president Vladimir Putin’s visit to Vienna and his meetings with the Austrian president and prime minister. In addition, Professor Kovacevic analyzes the Russian legislative response to the U.S. economic sanctions. He also discusses Putin’s speech to the Russian military and intelligence community and the main tasks he set for them in the coming period. Lastly, Professor Kovacevic examines the Russian military activities on the eve of the start of the World Soccer Championship. Do not miss this exclusive edition of the Russian Newspapers Monitor!

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