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Financial Elites Take One Back - The IMF’s Argentina Coup
Within hours of Javier Milei’s election win over Argentinian President Alberto Fernández, Latin America’s 3rd largest economic power withdrew its petition to join the BRICS. Scheduled to become a member of the bloc at the start of the coming year, Argentina will shun what Fernández and many financial analysts called a “great opportunity.” The struggling Argentinians will sink with the other nations clinging to the dollar hegemony. For those who question “why” – the reasons are obvious. Who could stand in the wings of such a reversal of fortune for South America’s 2nd biggest economic power?
Phil Butler
By sanctioning renewed massacres of civilians in the Gaza Strip, the USA is challenging the international community.
On December 8, the US blocked international calls for the UN Security Council to take action in response on the catastrophic situation in the Gaza Strip and demand a ceasefire. Washington vetoed the resolution, with 13 of the other 14 council members voting in favor and Britain abstaining. The draft Resolution was tabled by the UAE, and was co-sponsored by nearly 100 other states. On the same day, UN Secretary General Guterres urged Council members to “spare no effort to achieve an immediate humanitarian ceasefire, the protection of civilians…
Veniamin Popov
Palestinian military crisis cuts Turkey's economic prospects
The Palestinian-Israeli continued conflict in the Middle East has presented numerous obstacles to the nations’ ability to develop steadily. Regretfully, war invariably results in a large number of deaths and material destruction, as well as internal displacement and refugee movements, an uneven pace of economic growth, and social unrest. This is true for both direct participants (parties) in the conflict and co-participants (partners) of a party. For obvious reasons, the Israeli army’s savagery against the civilian populace of the Gaza Strip has led to a widespread spike of anti-Israeli…
Alexandr Svaranc
Middle East triumph of the Russian President Vladimir Putin
Viktor Mikhin
Standing up for Principles OVER Palestine Will Get “U” Punished
Henry Kamens
Complementarity in a multipolar world
Mikhail Gamandiy-Egorov
Africa is gaining strength for a major push
Yuliya Novitskaya
Ethiopia's Ongoing Struggle for Peace
Taut Bataut
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