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After a Long While, China's Cavalry is Finally Coming to Syria

The relationship between China and Syria goes a long way back. Until the moment when the Syrian war broke out in 2011, Beijing was trying to tap into Syrian markets by becoming its largest importer. Chinese companies took part in a great many energy projects in the Syrian Arab Republic...

Martin Berger

Why the United States Will Not Leave Afghanistan Voluntarily

In 2013 Tom Engelhardt wrote, referring to the United States presence in Afghanistan, Iraq and Yemen, where at eight United States air strikes had killed almost 300 wedding guests: “we have become a nation of wedding crashers, the uninvited guests who arrived under false...

James ONeill

Monsanto: Who Will Pay the Price?

Sometimes stories emerge which you expect to run and run. If they don't, that is suspicious in itself. It suggests that hard work is being done to bury them, and we need to look at what is being done elsewhere to identify that. On August 10th a court in California found the agrochemical...

Seth Ferris

‘The American Prince’ Wants to Privatize Afghan War

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Mueller Investigation Takes Two Trump Knights in Latest Chess Move

Jim Dean

Russia Gate Fakery: The Fox in the Hen House

Gordon Duff

The New American Key Word

Deena Stryker

How Come Washington Became so Wrapped Up in Central Asia

Grete Mautner

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