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Sergei Karaganov, a longstanding Kremlin advisor, has called for military action against Western capitals, reviving past aggressive rhetoric targeting Europe.

A Russian political analyst discusses the necessity of nuclear deterrence and the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, suggesting that a more vigorous response to Western aggression is needed.

The article discusses how the Epstein scandal provides Moscow with reasons to view the Western elite as corrupt, according to historian and columnist Mart Kuldkepp.

The article explores the cultural implications of Jeffrey Epstein's case, illustrating how fictional narratives predated reality in portraying predatory figures protected by elite networks.

Borislav Ristić discusses the collapse of the reputations and respect around which the Western elite built its influence, attributing this to profound moral corruption exposed by the release of Jeffrey Epstein's documents.

The past week may be recorded in history as the time when the reputation of the western elite was shattered by their profound moral depravity, rather than by their poor politics or greed.

Researcher Richard Connolly discusses how Western economic sanctions are impacting Russia's economy and questions whether these sanctions diminish the country's capability or willingness to continue the war.

The northern Mediterranean coast of Morocco serves as a retreat for the finer society, rarely attracting Western tourists due to its distance from major airports and lower surf conditions.