Op-ed
- MSM hero Nastya Rybka: Whistleblower with dirt on Trump or orgy organizer with credibility problem?
After the arrest of escort Nastya Rybka in Russia, Western media has revived her claims of owning tapes proving collusion between Donald Trump and the Kremlin. One problem: there’s still no reason to believe they ever existed. - Trudeau does Trump's dirty work, bites off more China dragon than he can chewBending to the will of Washington, Canadian PM Trudeau is on a collision course with Beijing following the arrest of a senior Huawei executive in December. What sort of madness motivated Trudeau to make such a decision?
- EU loves British money more than it loves democracyThe EU's antagonistic stance towards Brexit, which was on show again this week, is not motivated by lofty, internationalist ideals, but by financial factors. Self-interest comes before respecting democratic decisions.
- Is Russia-Ukraine war possible?Tensions between Russia and Ukraine will not escalate beyond minor skirmishes in the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov.
- Huawei or the West's way: Which kind of spying comes with your phone?The accusations around Chinese tech giant Huawei have left phone owners and internet users with a real dilemma. The choice is not so much what features you want on your handset, but which spies you're most comfortable with.
- Theresa May: An extinct prime minister and her dead-man-walking government (by George Galloway)Even after her historic Commons defeat over the Brexit deal, PM Theresa May is unlikely to be toppled in the upcoming no-confidence vote. That won't help alleviate the chaos her previous bad decisions have started.
- US media intensify pretext for ousting TrumpIt’s no secret that since his election in 2016, powerful elements in the US political and media establishment have been running a non-stop campaign to remove Trump from the White House. Lately, the stakes have been raised.
- Trump says time to stop ‘ENDLESS WARS’: So why does sabre-rattling against Russia & China continue?Donald Trump has shown an apparent willingness to put the brakes on US military aggression abroad, notably in the Middle East and Central Asia. Yet the announcement coincided with more military moves against Russia and China.
- Response to US global bullying: Iran, India ditch dollar to continue trading oil despite sanctionsIn an effort to circumvent US-imposed sanctions, India and Iran have reportedly ditched the US dollar and are trading oil in rupees. The reason becomes clear after considering the dynamics at play in the region.
- Brexit: Goodbye United Kingdom, hello dis-United KingdomTo grasp the real meaning of Brexit is to understand the history of a state born in mercantilism and sustained by centuries of empire and colonialism.
- MSM hero Nastya Rybka: Whistleblower with dirt on Trump or orgy organizer with credibility problem?After the arrest of escort Nastya Rybka in Russia, Western media has revived her claims of owning tapes proving collusion between Donald Trump and the Kremlin. One problem: there’s still no reason to believe they ever existed.
- Trudeau does Trump's dirty work, bites off more China dragon than he can chewBending to the will of Washington, Canadian PM Trudeau is on a collision course with Beijing following the arrest of a senior Huawei executive in December. What sort of madness motivated Trudeau to make such a decision?
- EU loves British money more than it loves democracyThe EU's antagonistic stance towards Brexit, which was on show again this week, is not motivated by lofty, internationalist ideals, but by financial factors. Self-interest comes before respecting democratic decisions.
- Is Russia-Ukraine war possible?Tensions between Russia and Ukraine will not escalate beyond minor skirmishes in the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov.
- Huawei or the West's way: Which kind of spying comes with your phone?The accusations around Chinese tech giant Huawei have left phone owners and internet users with a real dilemma. The choice is not so much what features you want on your handset, but which spies you're most comfortable with.
- Trump wants out of NATO: A gift to Russia, or a gift to Germany?A report has emerged which claims the US president has been incessantly attempting to pull the US out of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Western media has portrayed this idea as a gift to Russia, and not much else.
- US media intensify pretext for ousting TrumpIt’s no secret that since his election in 2016, powerful elements in the US political and media establishment have been running a non-stop campaign to remove Trump from the White House. Lately, the stakes have been raised.
- Brexit: Goodbye United Kingdom, hello dis-United KingdomTo grasp the real meaning of Brexit is to understand the history of a state born in mercantilism and sustained by centuries of empire and colonialism.
- Theresa May: An extinct prime minister and her dead-man-walking government (by George Galloway)Even after her historic Commons defeat over the Brexit deal, PM Theresa May is unlikely to be toppled in the upcoming no-confidence vote. That won't help alleviate the chaos her previous bad decisions have started.
- Trump says time to stop ‘ENDLESS WARS’: So why does sabre-rattling against Russia & China continue?Donald Trump has shown an apparent willingness to put the brakes on US military aggression abroad, notably in the Middle East and Central Asia. Yet the announcement coincided with more military moves against Russia and China.
- Brexit or not, things will get worse unless neo-liberalism is brought to end – Ken LivingstoneOn Tuesday, the UK Parliament will almost certainly vote down the British prime minister’s Brexit deal with Europe. In all my life, I have never known a government so incompetent and uncertain of where it is going.
- Response to US global bullying: Iran, India ditch dollar to continue trading oil despite sanctionsIn an effort to circumvent US-imposed sanctions, India and Iran have reportedly ditched the US dollar and are trading oil in rupees. The reason becomes clear after considering the dynamics at play in the region.
- Integrity Initiative: By all means smear & attack, but at least be honest about itWe've all met those people who describe themselves as laid back, when in reality they're just one loud noise from a mouth frothing breakdown. So when something describes itself as having integrity, be wary.
- What Trump’s Syrian withdrawal really reveals (by Stephen Cohen)A wise decision is greeted by denunciations, obstructionism, imperial thinking, and more Russia-bashing.
- ‘Traditional masculinity toxic?’ New universe of subtle corruption emerges – Slavoj ZizekThe Czech-born writer Milan Kundera once wrote an entire book about an atmosphere where one joke made in bad taste can ruin your life. It's no joke now, as denouncing colleagues becomes normal in the US.
- Trump’s diplomatic downgrade of the EU is seen as another snub… what else do vassals expect?European Union officials are up in arms over the Trump administration’s demotion of its US ambassador. The downgrade is viewed as yet another slight from a president who has contempt for supranational bodies like the EU.
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