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Operation Mockingbird is Alive and Well in Central Asia

The internal situation in those countries where Washington tested its “color revolutions” tactics is clearly showing that there's a direct correlation between the message that local media sources would try to push and the level of “revolutionary sentiments” that could result in a coup d'etat largely detrimental to the country...

Martin Berger

Morsi Died Reciting a Patriotic Poem in a Cage

Former President of Egypt, Mohamed Morsi, had finished his 15-minute discourse in a courtroom, while being locked inside a sound-proofed cage. He read a poem about his love for Egypt, and then collapsed, and died. His demise sent shock-waves all over Egypt, the region...

Andre Vltchek

Shinzō Abe’s Trip to Iran

The fact that Japanese Prime Minister Shinzō Abe made a trip to Iran from 13 to 14 May of this year is noteworthy in and of itself, regardless of outcomes of any meetings that took place there. We would like to highlight, first and foremost, that this was the first time a high level official from one of the leading (at present nations visited this country...

Vladimir Terehov

Georgian Protests: Not Spontaneous and Not Ordinary—Part of Wider US Agenda?

Henry Kamens

The US got Itself Caught in the Gulf

Salman Rafi Sheikh

First Foreign Policy Steps Taken by Narendra Modi After Election

Vladimir Terehov

The West's Losing Battle for Hong Kong

Joseph Thomas

Gulf of Oman: Latest Provocative Actions by Washington

Viktor Mikhin

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