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- West & its Arab stooges are terrified of a genuinely independent Yemen
Today, the Red Sea port city of Hodeidah is under ferocious attack in the latest stage of the West’s aggression against the indomitable people of Yemen. - Knighthood for anti-Russia crusader? WADA chief should decline queen’s award on principle
Despite – or because of – glaring mistakes committed by the World Anti-Drug Agency at the expense of wrongly-disqualified Russian Olympic athletes, its president is the recipient of a prestigious award by order of Queen Elizabeth. - Trump-Putin summit should be welcomed, not feared
The news that Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin are preparing to meet in Europe next month has been causing consternation among those keen to keep the temperature of the new ‘Cold War’ close to freezing point. - Russiagate’s ‘core narrative’ has always lacked actual evidence - Stephen Cohen
The unprecedented allegation that the Kremlin “attacked America” and “colluded” with its president in order to elect him is based on two documents devoid of facts or logic.
- Washington quits UN Human Rights Council, but the reason is not 'bias against Israel'
This week, the US took the unprecedented step of announcing its withdrawal from the UN Human Rights Council - a day after America's worsening migrant crisis fell on the radar of the global body. Partisan politics is to blame. - Ramping up Russia threat – manna from heaven for UK arms industry
In the West the painting of Russia as an expansionist power bent on destabilization continues. And the UK arms industry couldn’t be happier. - Mad Dog Mattis, the destroyer of Raqqa, frets about losing moral authority
It’s parallel universe time when US Pentagon chief James ‘Mad Dog’ Mattis complains that America’s “moral authority” is being undermined by others – specifically Russian leader Vladimir Putin. - Old wine, new bottles: Trump withdrawal from UN Human Rights Council is business as usual for US
Unlike other decisions taken by Donald Trump the announcement that the US is leaving the UN Human Rights Council has a lot of background in the policies adopted by previous administrations, many of which also despised the body - Separating children from their families is nothing new, US has been doing it for decades
Outrage over the Trump administration's “zero tolerance” immigration policy appears to have little to do with genuine concerns over human-rights abuses committed by the US government on a routine basis. - In World Cup as in life, times they are a-changin’: How tables are turning, tectonic plates shifting
It was the dogs what done it. The picture of the "pile of canine corpses on the streets of Russia killed in the name of the world cup," I mean.
- West & its Arab stooges are terrified of a genuinely independent YemenToday, the Red Sea port city of Hodeidah is under ferocious attack in the latest stage of the West’s aggression against the indomitable people of Yemen.
- Knighthood for anti-Russia crusader? WADA chief should decline queen’s award on principleDespite – or because of – glaring mistakes committed by the World Anti-Drug Agency at the expense of wrongly-disqualified Russian Olympic athletes, its president is the recipient of a prestigious award by order of Queen Elizabeth.
- Trump-Putin summit should be welcomed, not fearedThe news that Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin are preparing to meet in Europe next month has been causing consternation among those keen to keep the temperature of the new ‘Cold War’ close to freezing point.
- Russiagate’s ‘core narrative’ has always lacked actual evidence - Stephen CohenThe unprecedented allegation that the Kremlin “attacked America” and “colluded” with its president in order to elect him is based on two documents devoid of facts or logic.
- Washington quits UN Human Rights Council, but the reason is not 'bias against Israel'This week, the US took the unprecedented step of announcing its withdrawal from the UN Human Rights Council - a day after America's worsening migrant crisis fell on the radar of the global body. Partisan politics is to blame.
- Trump’s military drops a bomb every 12 minutes, and no one is talking about it - Lee Camp
We live in a state of perpetual war, and we never feel it. While you get your gelato at the hip place where they put those cute little mint leaves on the side, someone is being bombed in your name. - Ramping up Russia threat – manna from heaven for UK arms industryIn the West the painting of Russia as an expansionist power bent on destabilization continues. And the UK arms industry couldn’t be happier.
- Old wine, new bottles: Trump withdrawal from UN Human Rights Council is business as usual for USUnlike other decisions taken by Donald Trump the announcement that the US is leaving the UN Human Rights Council has a lot of background in the policies adopted by previous administrations, many of which also despised the body
- Mad Dog Mattis, the destroyer of Raqqa, frets about losing moral authorityIt’s parallel universe time when US Pentagon chief James ‘Mad Dog’ Mattis complains that America’s “moral authority” is being undermined by others – specifically Russian leader Vladimir Putin.
- Separating children from their families is nothing new, US has been doing it for decadesOutrage over the Trump administration's “zero tolerance” immigration policy appears to have little to do with genuine concerns over human-rights abuses committed by the US government on a routine basis.
- In World Cup as in life, times they are a-changin’: How tables are turning, tectonic plates shiftingIt was the dogs what done it. The picture of the "pile of canine corpses on the streets of Russia killed in the name of the world cup," I mean.
- English football fans discover real Russia is different to Oxbridge-dominated media portrayal
As thousands of English football supporters attend the FIFA World Cup, the overwhelming feedback is that Russia is far better than they expected. The British media needs to analyze its own role in this paradox. - 'As crimes pile up, they become invisible': Western complicity in Saudi Arabia's dirty war in Yemen
The complicity of Western governments in the ocean of suffering being wrought in Yemen exposes them as agents of Saudi brutality. - What will happen to the marvel of Soviet engineering, the Antonov An-124?
The first and the most important question that needs a definitive answer is whether or not Russia should manufacture, or resume manufacture of, the largest military transport aircraft in the world, the Antonov An-124 (Ruslan). - ‘Thank God for Russia!’ Remembering when London & Moscow were allies
In the present geopolitical climate, the idea of a pact between the UK and Russia seems far-fetched to say the least. But in the summer of 1941 the two did come together against a common foe. - This is America: Outrage at Trump is phony, US leaders have praised dictators for decades
Donald Trump’s praise this week of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has been presented by much of the Washington political class and US corporate media as an anomaly in history and a stark deviation from political norms.
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