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10 October 2022

For the first time in ten years, the European-Israeli Association Council met in Brussels on 5 October 2022. The Jewish state delegation was led by Minister of Intelligence Elazar Stern. Prime Minister Yair Lapid spoke via videoconference from Tel Aviv [1].
Israel was initially expected to (...)

Qatar operating against Russia

31 January 2022

Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, Emir of Qatar, is to meet President Joe Biden at the White House on 31 January 2021.
The two men will look into the possibilities of exporting Qatari gas to Europe in order to forestall the implementation of Russia’s Nord Stream 2 pipeline.
Qatar, a "major (...)

Ethiopian Statement on the US Government Sanctions Imposed on the Eritrean Government

Addis-Ababa (Ethiopia) | 13 November 2021

Fekade
The Government of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia denounces the announcement of the United States on November 12, 2021, to impose sanctions on the State of Eritrea. We believe the US has failed to consider important facts:
1. The Tigray Peoples Liberation Front (TPLF) (...)

Soros and the CIA Now Banking on Neves to Defeat Rousseff

by Wayne Madsen

Washington D. C. (États-Unis) | 23 October 2014

After the "accidental" death of socialist candidate Eduardo Campos, Brazilians were asked to choose their president among three main candidates: outgoing President Dima Rousseff, the Social Democrat Aecio Neves, or Campos’ substitute, the environmentalist Marina Silva, known for her links with (...)

Who is being targeted by the 25% drop in oil prices?

16 October 2014

Since the beginning of the Islamic State onslaught in June against Iraq, not only did the price of oil not climb, but it fell by nearly 25%, from $ 115 barrel of crude to 83.78 dollars.
Venezuelan Oil Minister Rafael Ramirez publicly denounced that a price manipulation is afoot, totally (...)

Beijing’s winning strategy in Africa

by Brendan P. O’Reilly

14 August 2012

That China’s rise in Africa amounts to neo-colonialism and is resented by Africans is a notion existing primarily in the minds of Western analysts, as educator and author Brendan P. O’Reilly aptly points out. There are stark differences between Beijing’s and Washington’s foreign policies, and (...)

Joe Biden is paving the way for a new African state

8 June 2010

U.S. Vice-President Joe Biden will attend the opening of the Football World Cup in South Africa.
While he’s at it, he will make several stopovers in Africa. He is accompanied by General Scott Gration, President Obama’s special envoy to Sudan. Their assignment is to finalise the secession of (...)

AFRICOM’s First War: U.S. Directs Large-Scale Offensive In Somalia

by Rick Rozoff

13 March 2010

Lured by the vast natural resources of the Black Continent, Washington decided to set up AfriCom. But the GI deployment to Africa does not coincide with any needs in particular: everything is up for grabs. Seizing a windfall opportunity, they first went into Somalia militarily in the early (...)

Iran discovers vast new oil reserves

24 August 2009

Iran has discovered more than 8.8 billion barrels of oil in four layers of reserves in the country’s southwestern Susangerd oil field.
"These reserves were discovered after drilling through all the new layers of reserves, to a depth of 5,026 meters (16,489.5 ft), and the expected and (...)

AGOA Forum (Nairobi, 4-6 August 2009)

Barack Obama’s Video Message to AGOA Forum

by Barack Obama

5 August 2009

Hello everyone. I’m sorry I couldn’t be there with you in person. But please know that for me and for my family, the memories from our recent trip to Ghana are still fresh — we will always remember the warmth of the Ghanaian people and the promise of Africa’s potential.
I hope you’re (...)

Nationalization of natural gas in Bolivia:

Populism or another rout to democracy?

by Walter Mignolo

Caracas (Venezuela) | 25 May 2006

Evo Morales recently read the “Supreme Decree” in which the nationalization of natural gas was announced. The rumor was already spread out in Bolivia, the day before, May 1st. The decree starts by considering that “in historical struggles, the people have conquered and paid with their blood, (...)

Venezuela Launches Primary Health Program for Extreme Poor

by Michael Fox

Caracas (Venezuela) | 25 April 2006

The Venezuelan government, April 21, began a diagnostic primary health project for the homeless, drug addicts, and at-risk individuals as part of the “Negra Hipolita Mission,” the social program that is aimed at taking care of Venezuelans in situations of critical poverty.

“U.S. must act now to end genocide in Sudan”

by Joseph R. Biden Jr.

10 March 2006

In Darfur, we are witnessing a methodical kind of genocide which has claimed between 180,000 and 400,000 Sudanese lives and the displacement of 2 million people since the early 2004. That is the result of systematic elimination campaign launched by the Sudanese regime, whose target are the (...)

“Gas as a weapon of choice”

by David Howell

2 February 2006

What did the Russian expect? Since the beginning, it was known that their threat of cutting off gas supplies to Ukraine would have a negative effect on them too. First of all, putting the threat into practice was very difficult. 90% of the Russian gas directed to western Europe goes through (...)

Poor people have a powerful economic foe in the United States: their own government

by Arthur Lepic

Maracaïbo (Venezuela) | 8 September 2005

Despite its known purpose of dropping oil prices to 25 dollars a barrel and the temporary opening of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve –SPR- due to the damages caused by hurricane Katrina, the American Administration hopes to increase the capacity of this reserve by a third, thus reaching a (...)

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