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by Savvas Kalèndéridès , Stavros Kalèndéridès

Athens (Greece) | 1 May 2021

Turkey has once again escaped the consequences of its actions, this time in Nagorno-Karabakh. It is probably today in the crosshairs of the Pentagon, which wishes to destroy it like all the other states in the wider Middle East. This is the problem: it risks being set on fire to continue the (...)

“Fratelli Tutti”

by Pope Francis

Vatican City | 3 October 2020

Encyclical letter on fraternity and social friendship
1. “FRATELLI TUTTI”.[1] With these words, Saint Francis of Assisi addressed his brothers and sisters and proposed to them a way of life marked by the flavour of the Gospel. Of the counsels Francis offered, I would like to select the one (...)

Racism and anti-racism as lies

by Thierry Meyssan

Damascus (Syria) | 22 June 2020

The ideologies of anti-racism and racism are based on the
same sham: there are separate human races that cannot have healthy common
descent; a stupid postulate that everyone can see is nonsense. When
questioned
on the subject, the proponents of these two ideologies can only ensure that (...)

Fake wars and big lies (8/25)

The Agony of French Foreign Policy

by Thierry Meyssan

Damascus (Syria) | 2 December 2019

We are continuing the publication of Thierry Meyssan’s book,
Before Our Very Eyes, Fake Wars and Big Lies. We start the second part on French politics with, in this episode, the appearance of Jacques Chirac and Nicolas Sarkozy. Gradually, small gifts will transform Paris’ foreign policy from (...)

Direct Line with Vladimir Putin 2019

by Vladimir Putin

Moscow (Russia) | 20 June 2019

Tatyana Remezova: Good afternoon.
As of now, we have received some 1.5 million questions from the public. Actually, the figure exceeded 1.5 million this morning. The most popular form of address is a telephone call. We have received nearly one million of them. Each call is recorded and (...)

Stop the Turkish and international crime against Ocalan

by Savvas Kalèndéridès

Athens (Greece) | 9 October 2018

20 years ago, the Kurds of Anatolia were struggling for the recognition of their culture by Turkey. Their leader, Abdullah Ocalan, first of all found refuge in Damascus, close to Hafez el-Assad, but was then kidnapped by Israël and Turkey after an international chase. He is still being held in (...)

Pentagon’s former assassin-in-chief, Admiral McRaven resigns

14 September 2018

Admiral William H. McRaven has handed in his resignation from the Advisory Council of Innovation to the Defence Secretary.
It was the US Defense Secretary, Ash Carter, that set up this council in 1996. The motive was to pull the best talent in Silicon Valley’s innovation industries. The (...)

350 US newspapers joint editorial

15 August 2018

“A Free Press Needs You”
In 1787, the year the Constitution was born, Thomas Jefferson famously wrote to a friend, “Were it left to me to decide whether we should have a government without newspapers, or newspapers without a government, I should not hesitate a moment to prefer the latter.” (...)

Greece: a State of Rule of Law, Turkey: a Gangster State

by Savvas Kalèndéridès

Athens (Greece) | 6 May 2018

Arrest of Musa Alerik
On May 2, 2018, a Turkish citizen named Musa Alerik, a worker in the municipality of Adrianople, passed by mistake into the Greek territory, in the area of Kastanies, and so got arrested by the guard of the nearby outpost.
The impression immediately created was (...)

A situation out of control, if Turkey invades the Kurdistan

by Savvas Kalèndéridès

Athens (Greece) | 13 October 2017

Ankara and Bagdad have reached a secret agreement to create a new means of communication between them and to cut the customs revenues of Erbil, the regional Kurdish government. Iraq will deploy 13,000 men from 12 October to guarantee the control of this route, the security of which will be (...)

Matters are becoming complicated in the Iraqi Kurdistan

by Savvas Kalèndéridès

Athens (Greece) | 6 October 2017

For Savvas Kalèdéridès, Turkey is reacting to changes that may take effect at its border, almost following changes at home. The evolving Kurdish issue pushes Turkey further away from the West, bringing her closer to Russia.

According to Emmanuel Macron, the days of popular sovereignty are over

by Thierry Meyssan

Damascus (Syria) | 5 September 2017

Delivering a keynote speech before the most senior of French diplomats, President Macron revealed his conception of the world and the way in which he intends to use the tools at his disposal. According to him, there will be no more popular sovereignty, neither in France, nor in Europe, and (...)

Who will partner with Trump?

25 May 2016

It remains unclear what a Donald Trump presidency would look like.
However, three ultra-conservative figures were quoted by Fox News as potential vice presidents:
– The Arizona Governor Jan Brewer;
– Governor Mary Fallin of Oklahoma;
– Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich.
But the real (...)

World Crisis Radio

Bernie Sanders Has Last Chance to Redeem Himself by Fighting to Win Against Hillary

by Webster G. Tarpley

Washington D. C. (États-Unis) | 11 April 2016

Trump Clique, with Ground Game in Chaos, Escalates Threats vs. GOP Cleveland Convention; No Sane Person Should Go to Cleveland for “Days of Rage”; There Is No “Big Steal”: Many Now Objecting to Cruz Delegate Recruitment Were Doing the Same Thing for Ron Paul Four Years Ago; All Roads Lead to (...)

Are the neo-conservatives going to rejoin the Democratic Party?

4 March 2016

Historically, the neo-conservatives were a small group of US Trotskyites who were recruited by the CIA to fight against the Soviet Union. They joined the Republican Party and served under Presidents Reagan and Bush Senior.
However, they turned against Bush Senior when he failed to complete (...)

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