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Rebuilding and Expanding the North American Economic Relationship By Dana Gabriel, January 28 2016

A major priority for Canada’s new prime minister is to reset the relationships with both the U.S. and Mexico. There is a real opportunity for all three countries to recommit to building a North American community. This includes expanding political,

Indonesia, In Search of Nationalism: Remembering Benedict Anderson By Dr. Binoy Kampmark, January 28 2016

The modern world has shown us sufficient examples of nations that have broken up because too many of their citizens have had shrivelled hearts and dwarfish minds. Benedict Anderson, Jakarta, 1999

Nationalism has often had a deservingly bad press. Ernest …

The Seeds of Spin: Decoding Pro-GMO Lies and Falsehoods By Colin Todhunter, January 28 2016

If you are in some way critical of genetically modified food and agriculture or have some concerns that remain unaddressed, here is a brief interpretive (satirical) guide for navigating the seedy world of pro-GMO spin.

1) We are pro-science and …

The World Economic Forum – WEF – Financial Collapse or not Collapse – that is the Question By Peter Koenig, January 28 2016

Our men . . . have killed to exterminate men, women, children, prisoners and captives, active insurgents and suspected people from lads of 10 up… Our soldiers have pumped salt water into men to “make them talk,” and have taken

Historic Abuse of Iraqi Prisoners: David Cameron’s Spurious Defence of British Veterans By Lesley Docksey, January 28 2016

The PM is right to draw a line in the sand, to protect the freedom with which the military has to operate… – General Lord Dannatt, ex-Chief of Staff

Prime Minister David Cameron is getting himself all wound up about …

Boko Haram in Nigeria: The Destabilization of the World through the “War on Terror” By Kola Ibrahim, January 27 2016

One of the major issues that have emerged in the global politics since the early 2000 is the issue of religious terrorism[1]. The end of the Cold War, rather than end wars, conflicts and destabilization, has further opened

Iran: Lifting Sanctions and Coming Betrayal By Tony Cartalucci, January 27 2016

US policymakers have long conspired to broker what would be meant to appear as a historic deal with the political order in Tehran. It would be a deal almost unreasonably compromising for the United States, in order to enhance the

Ban Ki-Moon’s Duplicitous Criticism of Israel By Stephen Lendman, January 27 2016

Ban exclusively serves Western interests, a loyal imperial servant throughout his tenure, taking no action against US-led NATO or Israeli high crimes.

Addressing Security Council members on Tuesday, his comments rang hollow – calling Israel’s settlement activities “provocative acts.”

Specifically,

Why “Real American Leftists” Should Not Vote for Bernie Sanders By Joseph Waters, January 27 2016

Real leftists should not support Bernie Sanders for the simple reason that he is not actually a socialist. When asked about socialism he is very quick and eager to point out that he is no Marxist, but rather a “democratic”

Spin Shift on Bernie: The Escalating Media Assault By Norman Solomon, January 27 2016

For a long time, as he campaigned for president, a wide spectrum of establishment media insisted that Bernie Sanders couldn’t win. Now they’re sounding the alarm that he might.

And, just in case you haven’t gotten the media message yet

The Clintons: We Came, We Stole, Haitians Died By Glen Ford, January 27 2016

The Haitian people’s furious resistance to yet another fraudulent presidential election has scuttled U.S. plans to replace “Sweet Mickey” Martelly with another flunky named the “Banana Man.” The aborted fraud is a reminder that Secretary of State Clinton was an

Plight of Syrians on Jordan’s Border Exposes US and European Policy By Jean Shaoul, January 27 2016

Around 17,000 Syrians desperate to flee the violent civil war in their country are marooned in a remote and barren area in no-man’s land near a military base on the southern border with Jordan, in what a Jordanian official has

US Planning to Keep Military Forces in Afghanistan for “Decades” By Thomas Gaist, January 27 2016

The US military plans to maintain a presence of thousands of US forces in Afghanistan for “decades,” unnamed senior US military officials told theWashington Post Tuesday.

“The US was supposed to leave Afghanistan by 2017. Now it might take decades,” …

‘There is no excuse for terrorism’ Netanyahu tells the UN By Anthony Bellchambers, January 27 2016

In response to world condemnation of his decision to authorise yet more illegal houses for Israelis on Palestinian land, Netanyahu strikes out against the severe criticism by the UN Secretary General.

We agree about acts against civilian life. That is …

Canada: Inadequate Health Care for First Nations and Inuit. “High Risks of Avoidable Deaths” By J. B. Gerald, January 27 2016

In August 2015 the CBC reported the results of a study from Statistics Canada showing risk of avoidable death for First Nations peoples twice that (in some cases five times that) of non-natives. On January 15th, 2016, it featured a

Haiti: Longstanding US Colony. Rigging of Elections By Stephen Lendman, January 27 2016

Haiti is no stranger to adversity, anguish and overwhelming human misery.

It endured over 500 years of severe repression, slavery, despotism, colonization, reparations, embargoes, sanctions, deep poverty, starvation, unrepayable debt, overwhelming human suffering and destructive natural disasters.

Democracy is pure

Ahead of Syria “Peace Talks”, Russian Airforce Wipes Out 484 Terrorist Sites, Islamic State (ISIS) Retreats and Redeploys By South Front, January 27 2016

The Russian air grouping in Syria carried out 169 sorties and hit over 484 terrorist targets in the last three days, the Russian General Staff reported on January 25. 18 combat sorties were carried out by Russian Tu-22M3 Backfire strategic

Israel Continues to Sow the Seeds of Discontent By Jonathan Cook, January 27 2016

Israel, it seems, has found a new weapon against Palestinian attacks – the humble cucumber seed.

Soldiers have been handing out seeds at checkpoints with advice to Palestinians – a nation of farmers until their lands were swallowed up by

Saudi Arabia Is Killing Civilians With U.S. Bombs By Prof. Marjorie Cohn, January 27 2016

Saudi Arabia is bombing civilians with U.S.-made bombs, which violates both U.S. and international law. Saudi Arabia has engaged in war crimes, and the United States is aiding and abetting them by providing the Saudis with military assistance. In September

Common Security – Progressive Alternatives to the New Arms Race By Dr Steven Schofield, January 27 2016

Is a new arms race inevitable? Compared to the cautious optimism at the end of the Cold War, when the prospects for disarmament and a substantial peace dividend were universally welcomed, the rhetoric now is one of confrontation and existential

How Doctors Use Vitamin C Against Lead Poisoning By Andrew W. Saul, January 27 2016

We hear about the hazards of lead. We know that lead poisoning can cause severe mental retardation.

Lead has been clearly linked with Alzheimer’s disease. We have been told to avoid lead in our homes and in our water, and

Did Wall Street Banks Create the Oil Crash? By Pam Martens and Russ Martens, January 27 2016

From June 2008 to the depth of the Wall Street financial crash in early 2009, U.S. domestic crude oil lost 70 percent of its value, falling from over $140 to the low $40s. But then a strange thing happened. Despite

The Populist Revolution: Bernie Sanders and Beyond. Nationalizing the Failed Megabanks By Ellen Brown, January 27 2016

The world is undergoing a populist revival. From the revolt against austerity led by the Syriza Party in Greece and the Podemos Party in Spain, to Jeremy Corbyn’s surprise victory as Labour leader in the UK, to Donald Trump’s ascendancy

Egypt: Five Years After the “Arab Spring” By Ghada Chehade, January 27 2016

Having written about the Egyptian revolution and the ensuing political twists and turns since the 2011 uprisings, five years later I look on and wonder about the sum gains and costs. In 2011 I wrote about the importance of coupling

Saudi Arabia Stoking Sectarian Conflict as Battle To Succeed King Salman Intensifies By Zayd Alisa, January 27 2016

Saudi Arabia, one year after king Salman acceded to the throne and 9-months after appointing his favourite – young and inexperienced – son, Mohammed bin Salman (MbS) Deputy Crown Prince (DCP), is grappling with not merely an increasingly relentless power

Najib of Malaysia and Netanyahu of Israel. Birds of a Feather, Fly Together By Anthony Bellchambers, January 27 2016

Both politicians kept in power by huge transfers of money: one from the Saudi Arabian royal family, the other from the AIPAC lobby-led, US congress. Neither has apparently committed any crime by the acceptance of these sums but to call

Selected Articles: Europe in a State of Flux By Global Research News, January 26 2016

Syrian refugeesRefugees claim Islamic State (ISIS) Militants Living among them in Germany

By RT, January 24 2016

Christian refugees from Syria claim they saw a former Islamic State member living in Frankfurt, and that this is not an isolated case.

U.S. and Allies Appoint Bin Laden Admirer Zahran Alloush as Negotiator in Syria “Peace Talks” By Eric Zuesse, January 26 2016

On January 25th, which was the date when peace talks on Syria were to start, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry insisted that the organization founded by Osama bin Laden admirer, Zahran Alloush, represent the anti-Assad forces in the

Sammy Younge, Jr. (1944-1966): Murder of SNCC Activist Prompted Anti-War Position By Abayomi Azikiwe, January 26 2016

On Jan. 3, 1966, a 21-year-old activist from Tuskegee, Alabama, Samuel Leamon “Sammy” Younge, Jr. [pictured left] was shot and killed at a gas station for attempting to use a white only restroom.

During the period in the southern United

Cameron and Britain’s Muslim Women By Dr. Binoy Kampmark, January 26 2016

British Prime Minister David Cameron is all pent up about another crusade, this time about rescuing Muslim women.  The latest idea is a £20m language-learning scheme suggesting that a lack of competence in English and extremism are somehow linked. (The

Military Escalation: The US Congress is Writing the President a “Blank Check for War” By Rep. Ron Paul, January 26 2016

While the Washington snowstorm dominated news coverage this week, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell was operating behind the scenes to rush through the Senate what may be the most massive transfer of power from the Legislative to the Executive branch

Israel’s military occupation of the Palestine: ‘I’m an Irishman in the West Bank helping Kids get to School through Checkpoints’ By Alex J. Dunne, January 26 2016

“WHAT ARE YOU doing? Why are you here?”  The soldier asks. “I’m keeping an eye on the children getting to and from school” I replied. The soldier blinks in disbelief.  “Do children not go to school in Ireland?”. “Of course

On Eve of Syria “Peace Talks,” Washington Threatens Escalation Across Region By Bill Van Auken, January 26 2016

With Syria “peace talks” ostensibly set to begin in Geneva today, Washington has ratcheted up threats of US military escalation throughout the region. In the past few days, top US civilian and military officials have declared that they are prepared

China Launches New Wave of Military Reforms By South Front, January 26 2016

Over the past several decades, China has risen to become a prominent player on the world stage with global operations and interests far from its shores. The People’s Liberation Army reorients itself toward China’s evolving priorities in all spheres from

US Wants Russia Transformed into a US Vassal State… Doomsday Clock is Three Minutes to Midnight By Stephen Lendman, January 26 2016

Washington tolerates no governments it doesn’t control, wanting pro-Western vassal states replacing sovereign independent ones – notably Russia and China, both countries targeted for regime change.

Neocon/super-hawk former US Deputy Defense Secretary and World Bank president Paul Wolfowitz [pictured left]

Save the Bedouins of the Negev from the Jewish National Fund (JNF) and the Israeli Government By Rabbi Arik Ascherman, January 26 2016

Note from the editor of Tikkun.org: Rabbi Arik Ascherman [pictured left] is one of our great contemporary heroes. His work to save the Israeli Bedouins from being obliterated by the Israeil government deserves your fuill support.

Please read his call

False Claims and Flawed Conclusions Being Used to Push GM Crops into India By Colin Todhunter, January 26 2016

Writing in India’s Deccan Herald newspaper on 26 January 2016, Kalyan Ray places great store in a flawed year-old British Parliament document to promote a pro-GM agenda. According to Ray, the document ‘Advanced Genetic Techniquesfor Crop Improvement: Regulation, risks

Austria Closes its Borders to Refugees By Marianne Arens, January 26 2016

Europe is firmly in the grip of winter, and the Balkans are covered in snow with temperatures below freezing. Nonetheless, one government after another is closing its borders and sending hundreds of thousands of desperate refugees back to war zones

Prime Minister Valls Pledges Permanent State of Emergency in France By Stéphane Hugues and Alex Lantier, January 26 2016

On Friday, French Prime Minister Manuel Valls reaffirmed initial Socialist Party (PS) statements after the November 13 terror attacks in Paris carried out by the Islamist State (IS, or Daesh), that the current state of emergency in France must be

Fake News: The BBC’s Uses “Old 2014 Video Footage” in 2016 Madaya, Syria Report By Robert Stuart, January 26 2016

The following is the text of a complaint filed with the BBC.

Submitted via BBC Complaints webform

Dear Sir / Madam

Syrian government ‘to let aid into besieged Madaya’ – BBC News, 7 January 2016

As evidenced by the copy …

The Spread of the Mosquito-borne Zika Virus By J.R. Smith, January 26 2016

If you have been watching the news this week you will have seen one story which has been gaining traction in western media coverage, that of the mosquito-borne illness known as the Zika Virus, which authorities are saying will

Crisis of Britain’s NHS: Healthcare Professionals Challenge Cameron Government, “The Tories Are Vulnerable” By Tomasz Pierscionek, January 26 2016

Last week saw the first strike by junior doctors in four decades, as thousands of healthcare professionals took action against the attacks on their terms and conditions. The popularly-supported struggle is set to continue next week, as medics carry on

Al Qaeda Affiliate Jaish al-Islam Slated to Participate in Syrian “Peace Talks” By Stephen Lendman, January 26 2016

On Monday, Arab League/UN envoy to Syria Steffan de Mistura announced the date without indicating who’ll participate.

From what’s known, US/Saudi-backed terrorist groups will be involved, including Jaish al-Islam (Army of Islam).

It operates like ISIS, equally ruthless, responsible for …

Pentagon Plans for Renewed War in Libya By Abayomi Azikiwe, January 26 2016

Reports abound of foreign troops presence and plans for major western deployment

Gen. Joseph F. Dunford, Jr., the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, was quoted recently as saying that the United States is preparing in conjunction with its

Selected Articles: US-NATO War Agenda for the Middle East. “American Boots on the Ground” By Global Research News, January 25 2016

tahrir_square_0Five Years After Tahrir Square, Egypt’s Police State Worse Than Ever

By Lauren McCauley, January 25 2016

Five years after mass popular uprisings ousted longtime dictator Hosni Mubarek, Egyptians are again under siege.

Former Mayor of NYC and Billionaire Michael Bloomberg’s Presidential Bid? By Stephen Lendman, January 25 2016

Multi-billionaire/former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg reportedly has advisors preparing plans for a possible independent presidential bid.

He’s unhappy about Trump’s likely Republican nomination and both Democrat contenders. Earlier, he considered a third-party run, deciding he couldn’t win.

What makes

The Strategic Significance of Russia’s Black Sea Fleet By Igor Pejic, January 25 2016

The Black Sea Fleet is an operational-strategic command of the Russian Navy located on the Black Sea which also includes the ships harbored in the Azov Sea. The history of the fleet begins in the late 18th century in

Military Escalation: Expanding US-NATO Presence inside Syria. American Boots on the Ground By South Front, January 25 2016

The United States is expanding its presence in Syria. Satellite imagery taken Dec. 28 shows construction underway to extend the runway at an airfield in Rmeilan, al-Hasaka province, which would prepare the site to accommodate larger aircraft.

Separate reports of

The Craziest Conspiracy Theory of Them All By Justin Raimondo, January 25 2016

To those of us who grew up during the cold war years, it’s just like old times again: Russian plots to subvert the West and poison our precious bodily fluids are apparently everywhere. Speaking of poisoning plots: the latest

Egypt’s Revolution: Creative Destruction For A ‘Greater Middle East’? By F. William Engdahl, January 25 2016

Originally published in February, 2011:

Fast on the heels of the regime change in Tunisia came a popular-based protest movement launched on January 25 against the entrenched order of Egypt’s Hosni Mubarak. Contrary to the carefully-cultivated impression that the Obama …

Five Years After Tahrir Square, Egypt’s Police State Worse Than Ever By Lauren McCauley, January 25 2016

Image: Egyptian flags fly over Cairo’s Tahrir Square during the 2011 uprising. (Photo: Ramy Raoof/cc/flickr)

Five years after mass popular uprisings ousted longtime dictator Hosni Mubarek, Egyptians are again under siege. In an attempt to thwart demonstrations honoring the

Stock Buybacks and the Wall Street Sharktank: “A Whole Lotta Stealin’ Goin’ On” By Mike Whitney, January 25 2016

Let’s say you lend your brother-in-law, Pauli, 5,000-bucks so he can get his fledgling construction business off-the-ground.  Then, you find out a week later that ‘good-old Pauli’ has shot the wad playing the horses at Long-acres and buying cocktails for

A Blueprint for US War with China: Center for International and Strategic Studies (CSIS) Report By Peter Symonds, January 25 2016

A major new report by the Washington-based Center for International and Strategic Studies (CSIS) has laid out detailed plans for the Pentagon’s preparations for war in Asia. The report, entitled “Asia-Pacific Rebalance 2025: Capabilities, Presence, and Partnerships,” examines the range

State of Unease: The Return of the X Files By Dr. Binoy Kampmark, January 25 2016

They are returning, Gillian Anderson’s Dana Scully looking somewhat well preserved, and a greyish David Duchovny as Fox Mulder.  The FBI duo, dynamic or otherwise, mining the consciousness of conspiranoia, tapping into the perennial scepticism about official accounts, standard narratives,

Media More Outraged by “Possible Murder” by Putin Than “Definite Murder” by Obama By Matt Peppe, January 25 2016

The British government, whose foreign policy is overtly hostile to their Russian counterpart, declared last week that their investigation into the killing of a former Russian intelligence agent in London nearly a decade ago concluded there is a “strong probability”

On Eve of Syria “Peace Talks,” Washington Threatens Escalation across Region By Bill Van Auken, January 25 2016

With Syria “peace talks” ostensibly set to begin in Geneva today, Washington has ratcheted up threats of US military escalation throughout the region. In the past few days, top US civilian and military officials have declared that they are prepared

Can People’s Power Save the Bolivarian Revolution? By Richard Fidler, January 25 2016

Seventeen years after Hugo Chávez was elected Venezuela’s President for the first time, the supporters of his Bolivarian Revolution, now led by President Nicolás Maduro, suffered their first major defeat in a national election in the December 6 elections to

How the Supreme Court Could Legalize Direct Bribery: An Innocent Behind Bars, A Guilty Man Free By David Swanson, January 25 2016

A recent bribery conviction may lead to the U.S. Supreme Court further corrupting the U.S. political system.

How does one even get convicted of bribery in a system that has legalized it to the extent that ours has? Look at …

2016 Moldova: Color Revolution Or Something Else? By Andrew Korybko, January 25 2016

Moldova is a country full of internal contradictions, be it the ongoing dispute about its identity or the political divisions within it, and these divisive forces look like they’re finally about to spill over into a large-scale destabilization. The purpose

The Malvinas: An Unresolved Dispute By Dr. Chandra Muzaffar, January 25 2016

The question of the Malvinas Islands (Falkland Islands) remains one of those unresolved disputes in international politics which seldom receives much attention from the world community.   This is a pity since the United Nations has for the last 50 years

Why the Black Hole of Deflation Is Swallowing the Entire World … Even after Central Banks Have Pumped Trillions into the Economy By Washington's Blog, January 25 2016

Deflation Threatens to Swallow the World

Many high-powered people and institutions say that deflation is threatening much of the world’s economy …

China may export deflation to the rest of the world.

Japan is mired in deflation.

Economists are …

Russia-US Compromise on Syrian Peace Talks Delegations, Jihadist Terror Groups Invited to the Geneva Negotiations By Stephen Lendman, January 25 2016

Endless war largely affecting Syrian civilians rages, ongoing for nearly five years, launched by Obama for regime change, wanting the Syrian Arab Republic transformed into another US vassal state.

Washington’s policy remains firm. Earlier peace talks achieved nothing. Whatever comes …

War, Terrorism and the Global Economic Crisis: Michel Chossudovsky By Prof Michel Chossudovsky, January 25 2016

advisory to GR readers and members in Malaysia: due to a family emergency, Professor Chossudovsky will not be able to travel to Kuala Lumpur. Unfortunately the event is postponed/cancelled. Our apologies. We thank you for your understanding.

America’s hegemonic …

Is Saudi Arabia on the Brink of Regime Change? By Petr Lvov, January 25 2016

It seems that Saudi Arabia has started to undergo the transformation various experts predicted. Those became obvious when the sitting king Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud replaced his deceased elder brother Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al Saud in January 2015, and

Netanyahu, the Hopeless Liar: The Unspoken Objective is to Force Palestinians to Leave their Homeland By Khalid Amayreh, January 25 2016

Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu is quite addicted to lying. However, what makes this conduct on his part especially malicious is that he lies quite knowingly, without a twinge of conscience or feeling of regret.

During his visit to a …

Netanyahu, Revisionist Zionism and Nuclear Armed Submarines By Anthony Bellchambers, January 25 2016

Benjamin Netanyahu was an Israeli kid, raised in America; steeped in the revisionist Zionist philosophy of his father, a disciple of Vladimir Jabotinsky, the extreme right-wing revolutionary who founded the Irgun terrorist organisation that, in 1946, blew-up the British Military

“US Needs Help to Disentangle from Syrian Misadventure” By Habilian, January 24 2016

Iran nuclear talks drew to a close and a historic agreement was reached between Iran and P5+1 and the deal was implemented, but the opponents, from the Israeli Prime Minister and Saudi Arabia to Iran hawks in US congress to

Towards a Geopolitical Shift? China’s President Xi Jinping in Tehran By Stephen Lendman, January 24 2016

China is Iran’s largest trading partner, including oil and gas, along with billions of dollars in other products and services.

On Friday, President Xi Jinping arrived in Tehran, officially welcomed by Iranian President Hassan Rohani.

The visit was the first …

The Paris Meeting of Conspirators in Support of Syria’s “Moderate Terrorists”: Talks Filled With Sinful Crime. By Christopher Black, January 24 2016

On January 20th a cabal of dependencies of the United States of America, Australia, Netherlands, Germany, France, and Italy, met in Paris to discuss war on Syria. One of a series of such meetings with a changing list of participants,

Selected Articles: Global Geopolitical Update. “What’s Really Going on with Oil?” By Global Research News, January 24 2016

© Lucy Nicholson / ReutersWhat’s Really Going on with Oil?

By F. William Engdahl, January 24 2016

If there is any single price of any commodity that determines the growth or slowdown of our economy, it is the price of crude oil. In

“Putin Did It” Concludes Secret Evidence in UK Inquiry By Dr. Paul Craig Roberts, January 24 2016

On the basis of secret evidence, a UK inquiry under orders from Washington decided that the death ten years ago of a low level spy was “probably” ordered by President Putin of Russia. There is no motive whatsoever for Putin

Health Impacts: Science Sheds Light Why Heating Your Food With Microwave Radiation Might Be A Bad Idea By Arjun Walia, January 24 2016

A few decades from now, will it be common knowledge that using microwave radiation to heat food is harmful to human health? It’s certainly a possibility, and information is already emerging which shows cause for concern.

Microwaves work by causing

The End of Liberal Europe By Peter Schwarz, January 24 2016

The historian Heinrich August Winkler has described the history of Germany as a “long road to the West.” By “West,” the Social Democrat means parliamentary democracy, human and civil rights—as they were defined by the American and French revolutions— class

Yemen: Around 400 Blackwater Mercenaries Fighting for Saudi-Led Coalition By Sputnik, January 24 2016

Yemeni army spokesman Brig. Gen. Sharaf Ghalib Luqman said that the Saudi-led coalition hire people from around the world to fight in Yemen, among contractors there are 400 persons from US private security firm Blackwater.

CAIRO (Sputnik) — Around 400 …

© Lucy Nicholson / Reuters
What’s Really Going on with Oil? By F. William Engdahl, January 24 2016
If there is any single price of any commodity that determines the growth or slowdown of our economy, it is the price of crude oil. In June 2014 major oil traded at $103 a barrel. With some experience following the geopolitics of oil and oil markets, I smell a big skunk.
Israeli Rabbi Calls for Execution Of All Palestinians By Press TV, January 24 2016

A senior Israeli rabbi says Tel Aviv should execute Palestinians instead of arresting them and “leave no one alive” in order to establish safety in the occupied Palestinian territories, Palestinian media report.

“Israeli army has to stop arresting Palestinians,” Shmuel …

Brazilian Academics Join Campaign to Boycott Israeli Institutions By USACBI, January 24 2016

In just three days, an online letter endorsing the academic boycott of Israeli institutions, circulated by Brazilian intellectuals, received 200 signatories from faculty across Brazilian universities.

According to the Palestinian Campaign for the Academic & Cultural Boycott of Israel (PACBI), …

The Economic and Political Crisis in Moldova By Victor Josu and J. Hawk, January 24 2016

On January 24, 2016 in Moldova is expected another wave of protests against the oligarchic regime. In the video we depict the history and roots of the conflict as well as the current explosive situation in Moldova.

We appeal to

America and Turkey begin Ground Invasion of Syria. How Will Russia Respond? By Donbass International News Agency, January 24 2016

Amidst a almost total western media blackout, Turkey and the US have initiated a military invasion in Syrian territory. On Wednesday evening, the Turkish army reportedly entered Syrian territory near Jarablus. US troops took control of Rmeilan airfield in Syria’s

The Phoney North Korean Threat to America. The Pentagon’s Use of Nukes for “Self-defense” By Stephen Lendman, January 24 2016

Pyongyang long sought normalized relations with America and other Western nations. Washington wanting adversarial relations maintained prevents it.

A previous article explained why North Korea wants nukes. It fears America for good reason. It knows it wages endless imperial wars,