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22 June 2022

Following the Marrakech summit where Under-Secretary of State Victoria Nuland laid down the terms of the next US war [1], a Moroccan delegation traveled to Washington to hold meetings with the main U.S. security officials, which were held on 13 and 14 June 2022.
Abdellatif Hammouchi, the (...)

U.S. Policy Toward Africa

by Mary C. "Molly" Phee

Washington D. C. (États-Unis) | 15 December 2021

I want to thank all of you for the warm welcome here. I am a longtime District resident, so I have walked the streets around Howard University, but I’ve never had the opportunity to come inside and see the building, so thank you. The buildings are impressive, but it’s the spirit of the (...)

The Egypt/Sudan/Eritrea/Ethiopia crisis

6 February 2018

Egypt and Sudan are entangled in a number of conflicts:
– The border between the two states has not been defined. The Halayeb region, occupied by Egypt since 2000, is still claimed by Sudan. Upon Egypt’s surrender of the Tiran and Sanafir islands to Saudi Arabia, in 2016, the kingdom (...)

“The Art of War”

The Hounds of Libya

by Manlio Dinucci

Rome (Italy) | 5 April 2016

“Libya must return to being a stable and solid country”. So tweets Prime Minister Renzi from Washington, assuring “Prime Minister Sarraj, finally at Tripoli” that he will do all he can.
Those that share Renzi’s thinking in Washington, Paris, London and Rome are the very people that have (...)

“The Art of War”

Mission Impossible for the EU… but not for Nato

by Manlio Dinucci

Rome (Italy) | 26 April 2015

“Identify, capture and systematically destroy the boats used for human trafficking, dismantle their networks and seize their goods”: this is the task of the CFSP mission (the European Policy on Security and Defense) that the EU High Representative Federica Mogherini is mandated to carry out. (...)

Mali is fast becoming the Afghanistan of Africa

31 July 2012

Northern Mali promises to be the graveyard of scores of innocent people if African countries don’t collectively challenge Western influence in the region.
The Republic of Mali is fast becoming the Afghanistan of Africa. The reference is being applied with growing enthusiasm by Western media. (...)

The War on Libya - Part 2

The media misinformation campaign behind the war

by Mahdi Darius Nazemroaya

Ottawa (Canada) | 16 May 2011

The International Criminal Court chief prosecutor has announced that he is seeking the arrest of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi for crimes against humanity, purporting to have evidence of his "widespread and systematic attacks on unarmed Libyan civilians". In the second chapter of his study on the (...)

Original version in French was published on 16 March, three days before the military strikes against Libya

Middle East: Obama’s counter-revolution

by Thierry Meyssan

Beirut (Lebanon) | 29 March 2011

After some hesitation over how to respond to the Arab revolutions, the Obama administration has opted for the strong-arm solution as a means to rescue those vassals which can still be salvaged. As in the past, the task of leading the counter-revolution devolved upon Saudi Arabia. Riyad first (...)

Washington facing the ire of the Tunisian people

by Thierry Meyssan

Beirut (Lebanon) | 25 January 2011

While western media are celebrating the "Jasmine Revolution", Thierry Meyssan lays bare the U.S. plan to curb the anger of the Tunisian people and salvage this insconspicuous CIA and NATO backwater base. According to him, the insurrectional process is still ongoing and could rapidly give rise (...)

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The Story of Obama: All in The Company (Part I)

by Wayne Madsen

Washington D. C. (États-Unis) | 20 August 2010

Investigative journalist Wayne Madsen has discovered CIA files that document the agency’s connections to institutions and individuals figuring prominently in the lives of Barack Obama and his mother, father, grandmother, and stepfather. The first part of his report highlights the connections (...)

21st century Pirates, Privateers and Filibusters

by Thierry Meyssan

Beirut (Lebanon) | 25 June 2010

Piracy off the coast of Somalia triggers a significant risk to ships sailing between the Mediterranean to the Indian Ocean. Officially, this phenomenon escapes all control and the Great Powers have been forced to dispatch their war navies into the zone to escort their trading ships. However, (...)

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South Atlantic: Britain May Provoke New Conflict With Argentina

by Rick Rozoff

Chicago | 24 February 2010

Since the 1982 war against the United Kingdom, Argentina has attempted to settle the Falkland/Malvinas Islands sovereignty dispute through diplomatic channels. But news that a British company has launched oil exploration in the area has brought bi-lateral relations to a new low. The U.K. (...)

U.S., NATO Expand Afghan War To Horn Of Africa And Indian Ocean

by Rick Rozoff

Chicago | 8 January 2010

The orchestrated stunt of the Christmas pseudo-bomber cropped up right on cue to provide an alibi for the military attacks against Yemen that had started months earlier. As always, ubiquitous Al Qaeda and the synthetic "war on terror" serve as Washington’s trump cards to promote its global (...)

President Raul Castro Attends Burial of Mother of Cuban Hero

Havana (Cuba) | 4 November 2009

Cuban President Raul Castro attended on Tuesday the burial of Carmen Nordelo, mother of Gerardo Hernández, one of the five Cuban antiterrorists incarcerated in the United States.

Royal Dutch Shell Forced to Settle Human Rights Case Out of Court

9 June 2009

Damning Evidence Reveals Shell’s Complicity In Crimes Against Humanity; Landmark Case Resolved in Favor of Ogoni Plaintiffs After 14 Year Legal Battle.
New York– After legal battles lasting nearly fourteen years, oil giant Royal Dutch Shell has been forced to pay a $15.5 million (...)

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