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Iraq: The Armed Conflict has Gone Wild

Armed clashes in the northern and central Iraq are getting more intense after the successful attack of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant on June 10 that resulted in the occupation of the northern Nineveh province and its administrative center - the city of...

Viktor Titov

The Art of Propaganda: Guardian's Pro-Slavery Hit Piece

Upon reading the London Guardian's article "US may blacklist Thailand after prawn trade slavery revelations," one may actually believe a revelation regarding slavery in Thailand has been made and blacklisting Thailand is a warranted course...

Tony Cartalucci

Commodifying Nature: Stealing the Jungles?

According to ecological groups, a climate change programme at the United Nations, called REDD, may be facilitating the theft of the earth's remaining reserves of forest and jungle. A recent ecological conference in Chiapas, Mexico, raised concerns as to REDD involvement in...

Joan Dark

Will Saakashvilli Remain Free?

Yuri Simonyan

Saudi Arabia at the “Vanguard” of the Struggle for Human Rights

Viktor Mikhin

Problems of Perspective: The Intelligence Community and American Academia

Matthew Crosston

Pope Francis Visits the Middle East

Maxim Egorov

The US Withdrawal Plan and the Future of Afghanistan

Salman Rafi Sheikh

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