Excellent analysis of the coup attempt in Kazakhstan, written by an analyst with Brazil's Workers' Party, addressing natural resources, US new cold war on Russia/China, etc.
"Kazakhstan and Brazil are game-changing pieces on the geopolitical chess board"
brasilwire.com/brazil-kazakhs…
"Kazakhstan and Brazil are game-changing pieces on the geopolitical chess board"
brasilwire.com/brazil-kazakhs…
"It’s important to remember that Kazakhstan has some of the world’s largest mineral and fossil fuel reserves."
"However, the greatest importance of Kazakhstan has to do with its privileged geographical location, as a natural bridge between East Asia, the Middle East and Europe."
"However, the greatest importance of Kazakhstan has to do with its privileged geographical location, as a natural bridge between East Asia, the Middle East and Europe."
Brazilian Workers' Party analyst: "The current rebellion in Kazakhstan therefore has a clear parallel with Ukraine’s 'orange revolution', which placed that nation into Washington’s orbit, and with recent attempts to destabilize the Belarus regime"
brasilwire.com/brazil-kazakhs…
brasilwire.com/brazil-kazakhs…
Such a crucial point: "The US strategy seems to be to always try to destabilize all regimes that are friendly to Russia & China, even if they are not hostile to Washington"
They must "have a distant or even hostile relationship with Russia, China, Iran, & all other" US "enemies"
They must "have a distant or even hostile relationship with Russia, China, Iran, & all other" US "enemies"
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