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Germany has announced plans to import 1.9 million Kenyan workers in 2025, with an additional 750,000 eligible for fast-track citizenship. This unprecedented labor deal has raised significant concerns, especially about its potential consequences. The question on many people’s minds is: how will the citizens of Germany react to this? The new agreement between Germany and […] The post Germany plans to import 1.9 million Kenyan workers in 2025 first appeared on VT Foreign Policy.

Fabio Giuseppe Carlo Carisio VERSIONE IN ITALIANO A red-hot dinner now destined to stir up a hornet’s nest of controversy. It is the one had by the future president of the USA Donald Trump together with some CEOs of the Big Pharma of Vaccines. We mentioned it on Gospa News in a previous investigation on […] The post Hot Storm on TRUMP DINNER with the VACCINES’ BIG PHARMA first appeared on VT Foreign Policy.

The Russian president has proposed to test Western defense systems against Moscow’s new hypersonic missile The post Putin challenges West to ‘technological duel’ with Oreshnik first appeared on VT Foreign Policy.

By Fabio Giuseppe Carlo Carisio VERSIONE IN ITALIANO “For the third year in a row, our energy sector has been targeted by Russia, an enemy always looking for the most despicable options to strike,” Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Telegram about the Russian strike this morning just days before Christmas. Six diplomatic missions were […] The post Latest PUTIN WARNING to NATO before NUCLEAR WAR. Ballistic Missiles on Kyiv, damage to six Western Embassies first appeared on VT Foreign Policy.

The Five Eyes spy network, an intelligence cooperation between the United States, Great Britain, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, was established in 1956 at the height of the Cold War. Although Five Eyes is evidently an alliance of Anglo countries, Japan is not deterred from wanting to become a member and serve as an “eye” on […] The post Will Japan become a spying eye on Asian countries for Anglo Alliance? first appeared on VT Foreign Policy.

On December 18, the Neo-Nazi junta forces fired nearly a hundred missiles and drones at the Rostov oblast (region) in southwestern Russia. The attack also included six US-made ATACMS TBMs (tactical ballistic missiles) and four “Storm Shadow”/SCALP-EG ALCMs (air-launched cruise missiles). Russian SAM (surface-to-air missile) and ABM (anti-ballistic missile) systems, namely the S-400, “Buk-M3” and “Pantsir-S1”, managed to […] The post Putin taunts NATO SAM/ABM systems while Russian military laughs at them first appeared on VT Foreign Policy.

Well now I come to find out that it wasn’t me who said all this but some guy named Michael Talbot that I never even heard off. I guess it’s just gonna be like ole Jimmy Carroll always said: “it ain’t no contribution To rely on an institution To validate your chosen art And to […] The post This Man Risked EVERYTHING to Prove Reality Is a SIMULATION… Then They SILENCED Him (no bs) contributed by the Sage of Quay first appeared on VT Foreign Policy.

In the cover image, the 2016 ceremony in which US President Barack Obama honored Bill and Melinda Gates with the prestigious Presidential Medal of Freedom by Fabio Giuseppe Carlo Carisio VERSIONE IN ITALIANO The most serious and grave threat to Donald Trump’s imminent US presidency has a name and surname: it is called Bill Gates, […] The post How BILL GATES Manages NATO, CIA, ODNI & PENTAGON… Much more after SARS-Cov2 Bioweapon Pandemic! first appeared on VT Foreign Policy.

Commentary by Jonas E. Alexis, VT Editor In 1979, Ayatollah Khomeini referred to the United States as “the Great Satan” for a reason. He articulated a principle that remains relevant to this day. Khomeini stated: “There is no crime America will not commit in order to maintain its political, economic, cultural, and military domination of […] The post Saddam did not have WMD’s when Bush Jr said he did but he did have WMD’s when Bush Sr covered it up first appeared on VT Foreign Policy.

Ever since it gained independence in 1991, Georgia has been struggling to find a clear path. This is a rather unusual development for one of the oldest countries on the planet and one of the first Christian nations. For approximately half a millennium, Tbilisi maintained an alliance with Russia, even incorporating itself into the Eurasian giant […] The post Georgia’s roadmap for reconciliation with Russia and a sovereign future first appeared on VT Foreign Policy.