Op-Edge
- 'DAPL protesters rely on RT, citizen journalists, as MSM goes missing in action'
Demonstrators protesting the Dakota Access Pipeline have resorted to social media and outside news sources to get out their message as N.Dakota police reportedly use tear gas, water cannon and concussion grenades, says political analyst Elizabeth Murray . - ‘In French presidential elections, it will be Marine Le Pen’s to lose’
National Front (FN) leader Marie Le Pen is speaking to the issues that people are concerned about. In other words, the declining standard of living, the lack of real job creation, Jack Rasmus, Professor of Political Economy at St. Mary's College, told RT. - ‘Fake news’ & ‘post-truth’ politics? What about those Iraqi WMDs?
The Oxford Dictionaries have named 'post-truth' as the word of the year. ‘Fake news’ and ‘post-truth’ politics have been blamed for both the Brexit vote in the UK and the victory of Donald Trump in America. - Putin's 2015 UN speech on 'multipolar world' coming to fruition
When Vladimir Putin took the podium to address the delegates in attendance at the 70th UN General Assembly in New York on September 28, 2015 the sense that we were about to witness a seminal moment in history was inescapable.
- UK journalists slam Russia for Big Brother spying laws – but keep mum as same laws get passed in UK
The greatest invasion of privacy known to the British people is about to come into force, allowing spy agencies to access your cellphone and monitor your internet traffic. But why are British journalists and MPs staying remarkably hush-hush about it? - ‘Dakota Access pipeline will enrich a few… but impoverish the nation’ – Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
The Dakota Access pipeline is going to enrich a few billionaires, like Donald Trump, who holds a $2 million dollar stake in it. But it’s going to impoverish the rest of the country, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said on Thom Hartmann’s RT program The Big Picture. - 'Obama administration at war with RT, an alternative media source'
If you look at the independent – that is, corporate-owned – media in the US they are all an echo chamber of US propaganda and that is completely outrageous, Brian Becker of Answer Coalition told RT. Other political observers also voiced their opinions. - Is French prime minister correct to say ‘Europe could die?’
At a forum in Berlin this week, French Prime Minister Manuel Valls lobbed a rhetorical grenade into the room when he warned, 'Europe could die.' He used his podium to warn Germany to 'invest more' to boost growth across the EU, or face the consequences. - OPCW decision on Syria is deeply regrettable
On November 11, a group of Member States of the Executive Council of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) secured support for a decision that is based on unfounded reports by the OPCW-UN Joint Investigative Mechanism (JIM) about the use of chemical weapons in Syria. - China 'Marco Polo' Xi Jinping starts jockeying in post-Obama world
Beijing and Moscow have arrived at the conclusion that President-elect Donald Trump is not an ideologue in the neocon sense of the term; he’s a pragmatist. Therefore, resets are inevitable, as well as surprises.
- 'DAPL protesters rely on RT, citizen journalists, as MSM goes missing in action'Demonstrators protesting the Dakota Access Pipeline have resorted to social media and outside news sources to get out their message as N.Dakota police reportedly use tear gas, water cannon and concussion grenades, says political analyst Elizabeth Murray .
- ‘In French presidential elections, it will be Marine Le Pen’s to lose’National Front (FN) leader Marie Le Pen is speaking to the issues that people are concerned about. In other words, the declining standard of living, the lack of real job creation, Jack Rasmus, Professor of Political Economy at St. Mary's College, told RT.
- ‘Fake news’ & ‘post-truth’ politics? What about those Iraqi WMDs?The Oxford Dictionaries have named 'post-truth' as the word of the year. ‘Fake news’ and ‘post-truth’ politics have been blamed for both the Brexit vote in the UK and the victory of Donald Trump in America.
- Putin's 2015 UN speech on 'multipolar world' coming to fruitionWhen Vladimir Putin took the podium to address the delegates in attendance at the 70th UN General Assembly in New York on September 28, 2015 the sense that we were about to witness a seminal moment in history was inescapable.
- Walking Freedom: Iraq home of largest rally against terror in the world
Arbaeen is the 40-day mourning period following Ashura, the religious ritual for the commemoration of the Prophet Mohammad’s grandson’s death in 680 AD – one last goodbye from a community in mourning. - UK journalists slam Russia for Big Brother spying laws – but keep mum as same laws get passed in UKThe greatest invasion of privacy known to the British people is about to come into force, allowing spy agencies to access your cellphone and monitor your internet traffic. But why are British journalists and MPs staying remarkably hush-hush about it?
- Article by Sergey Lavrov: Collectivism and Connectivity at the heart of APEC
On 19–20 November 2016, Lima hosts regular meeting of the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation. 21 countries’ leaders gather in order to discuss pressing global and regional economic issues. The Summit takes place against the background of global political and economic turbulence. The ongoing shaping of new polycentric world order is accompanied by growing instability. - OPCW decision on Syria is deeply regrettableOn November 11, a group of Member States of the Executive Council of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) secured support for a decision that is based on unfounded reports by the OPCW-UN Joint Investigative Mechanism (JIM) about the use of chemical weapons in Syria.
- 'Obama administration at war with RT, an alternative media source'If you look at the independent – that is, corporate-owned – media in the US they are all an echo chamber of US propaganda and that is completely outrageous, Brian Becker of Answer Coalition told RT. Other political observers also voiced their opinions.
- ‘Dakota Access pipeline will enrich a few… but impoverish the nation’ – Robert F. Kennedy Jr.The Dakota Access pipeline is going to enrich a few billionaires, like Donald Trump, who holds a $2 million dollar stake in it. But it’s going to impoverish the rest of the country, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said on Thom Hartmann’s RT program The Big Picture.
- Is French prime minister correct to say ‘Europe could die?’At a forum in Berlin this week, French Prime Minister Manuel Valls lobbed a rhetorical grenade into the room when he warned, 'Europe could die.' He used his podium to warn Germany to 'invest more' to boost growth across the EU, or face the consequences.
- Russian Olympic athletes confront world of hypocrisy, geopolitical intrigue & fig leaves
The WADA-IOC mess was never about reducing doping in sport, but making sure both stayed in business at the sake of a scapegoat. With each passing review and leak, the powers that govern international sport lose respect, and the chance to protect athletes. - Open letter from RT UK in response to Buzzfeed report
Yesterday (Nov.16) BuzzFeed UK published an article about a series of Islamophobic statements posted to social media by Andrew Rigney, an RT UK gallery director (a person managing the technical aspects of a broadcast). - 'Chilling': US State Dept. brushes off RT over Syrian humanitarian reports
It is very important for RT and others to highlight at every opportunity the appalling brutality that is taking place in Syria as a result of terrorists, Daniel Kawczynski, British Member of Parliament for the Conservative Party, told RT. - China 'Marco Polo' Xi Jinping starts jockeying in post-Obama worldBeijing and Moscow have arrived at the conclusion that President-elect Donald Trump is not an ideologue in the neocon sense of the term; he’s a pragmatist. Therefore, resets are inevitable, as well as surprises.
- If Trump serenades Putin, what about the Brits?
If there is a diplomatic rapprochement between the US and Russia after Donald Trump's election, where will that leave Britain, and the Russophobic forces in the UK?
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