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The ICJ Ruling: Who Will Drain the Swamp of Injustice?

On January 26, the International Court of Justice proved once again that it is mired in the putrid fermenting swamp of Western corruption, decay and injustice with its pro-Israeli ruling in the legal case South Africa brought against Israel for committing genocide in its attacks on the people of Gaza. The Western commentators, everyone, left or right, to cover up the real meaning of the ruling, to justify it, claimed that Israel had been ordered to stop genocide. The Court did nothing of the kind. It simply reminded Israel to obey the laws of war but refused to grant…

Christopher Black

Toward the 2024 Parliamentary Elections in South Korea. Part Three. Democrats’ Activities

Back in the summer of 2022, factional infighting in the main opposition Democratic Party of Korea (DPK) had gotten so out of hand that interim party chief Woo Sang-ho suggested getting rid of insults such as the word “watermelon.” In South Korea, this is considered a significant insult, despite its seemingly minor nature. For instance, the term ’banana’ is sometimes used as an insult towards American or overly Westernized South Koreans, implying that they are “yellow on the outside but white on the inside.”…

Konstantin Asmolov

Trump's victory in the US presidential election may be a "nightmare" for Beijing, but Biden's victory is no better

This is especially notable when combined with the rise to power in Taiwan of staunch separatist Lai Ching-te, who has taken a hardline stance on the island’s independence from the PRC. While the world is anxiously following the intricacies of the US election race, US political scientists and international relations experts predict that any outcome of the campaign does not bode well for China, the world’s second largest economy and the Americans’ main rival. Anti-China sentiments are so deeply rooted and spread throughout the political establishment of the United States…

Fernando Gaillardo

Turkey and the UK have differed in their positions on Yemen...

Alexandr Svaranc

West Looks Panicky Over Africa Shift East

Phil Butler

The world on the edge of changing global power politics. Part 1

Viktor Mikhin

Stalin Attacked: Is the Georgian Orthodox Church AGAIN in the Crosshairs of US Hegemony?

Henry Kamens

“Words or Deeds?”: the Somali Government’s Reaction to the Ethiopia-Somaliland Agreement

Ivan Kopytsev

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