No 3 (2015)

The author reveals the mechanisms of formation of the Anglo-Saxon project as the chief conductor and tools to support the interests of the world's financial elite. The foundation of building a new world order at the beginning of the XX century was the creation of the Federal Reserve System and the birth of the so-called “Plan of Marburg”. The author draws attention to the close cooperation of the revolutionary Leon Trotsky and prominent apologists “Plan of Marburg”.

India have enacted laws to restrict religious conversions low castes convert from Hinduism, the laws reinforce existing social categories by making it harder for people to change their identities. The renewed attention to conversion in India in the last decade coincided with the political ascendance of Hindu nationalism, including the rise of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). Leaders of this Hindu-nationalist political party and several related organizations regularly make statements against conversion in this Hindu-majority but multi-religious country.

The article analyses the ethno-political conflict in Darfur (Sudan) that began in 2003 between the Arab armed militia of central Sudanese government known as Janjawid, and the two popular rebel groups of Darfur namely “Sudan People Liberation Army’’, and “Justice Equality Movement’’. Article analyses the causes of African Union difficulties for the peace process in the western region of Sudan, a special attention is given to the influence of external factors on the conflict settlement, namely the confrontation between the United States and China over access to natural resources, and different political crises between Sudan and Chad because of their supports to the rebel groups of Darfur and in the eastern region of Chad. Article analyses how these external factors influence on peace process in Darfur and can also be perceived as the difficulties of African Union in Darfur.

This article discusses the influence of the Polish national liberation movement on relations between Russia and France in the early 30-ies of the XIX century.