Politics
13.08.2014 Christof Lehmann

Human Rights Watch Executive Director Ken Roth and other senior Human Rights Watch officials were denied entry into Egypt at their arrival at Cairo International Airport on Monday August 11. The George Soros funded "human rights organizations"...

13.08.2014 Viktor Mikhin

At first glance, it seems there's a political lull in Iraq; however, this situation is ready to explode at any moment and lead to unpredictable consequences. On the internal situation several quite different centrifugal factors all play a role, seeking to fragment Iraqi society and create new state formations.

12.08.2014 Tony Cartalucci

Russia is consistently portrayed in the Western media as the "aggressor" amid the ongoing Ukrainian conflict, however, it is clear through overt moves by NATO's proxy regime in Kiev, that attempts are being made to intentionally provoke, not defend against Moscow's ire...

12.08.2014 Seth Ferris

In an official statement, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has shared the “deep concern” expressed by the co-chairs of the OSCE Minsk Group and other international partners about growing tensions, and acts of violence, along the...

12.08.2014 Mark Goleman

The United States was one of the first western powers who, even as far back as 1946 and again in the early 1950s, intended to establish diplomatic relations with Mongolia, which at the time was referred to as the Mongolian People’s Republic. However...

10.08.2014 Gwenyth Todd

With Gaza firmly in the international spotlight, few observers seem willing or able to strain their eyes to determine activity in the surrounding shadows blanketing activity in the nearby Israeli-occupied West Bank. Careful stage-management ensures that horrific...

10.08.2014 Christof Lehmann

August 4-6, U.S. President Barak Obama hosted the Washington – Africa Leaders Summit at the White House. Obama expounded I do not see the countries and peoples of Africa as a world Apart. I see Africa as a fundamental part of our interconnected world – partners...

09.08.2014 Caleb Maupin

A hearing before US Congress House Committee on Foreign Affairs on July 31st included testimony from a photographer. The photographer, who had his face concealed, and only gave the names “Caesar”, alleged that Bashar Assad was torturing people...

09.08.2014 Ulson Gunnar

Asia's dependency on rice cultivation for both subsidence and income is intuitively understood. The Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations (FAO estimates the agricultural population of lowland rice cultivation in Asia to...

08.08.2014 Tony Cartalucci

With hostilities once again erupting between Israeli forces and Palestine, onlookers must keep in mind the greater agenda in which the current violence is playing out and the stated agenda of achieving hegemony over the Middle East in which Israel plays a pivotal role...

07.08.2014 Henry Kamens

This latest Saakashvili episode really is a thorn in the side of the West. He is their poster boy for all that in anti-Putin, and now the Georgians (newly engaged to the EU want to throw him in prison. The decision to indict former Georgian President Mikheil...

06.08.2014 Eric Draitser

As I noted in Part 1 of this article, Human Rights Watch (HRW is an integral part of the West’s propaganda machine. I noted that “HRW serves as intermediary between the facts on the ground, and the western public who rely on the organization (and similar...