By Peter KORZUN | Strategic Culture Foundation | 02.10.2016 The United States administration appears to be in panic mode. A number of emotional statements were made by US officials on September 28 to reflect the growing unease with the way the events unfold in Syria and the stance taken by Russia. State Secretary John Kerry threatened to […]
Press TV – October 1, 2016 Russia has warned that any “direct aggression” by the US against the Syrian government or army would lead to “frightening, tectonic shifts” in the Middle East. The warning by Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova on Saturday came after US officials said Washington had begun considering tougher responses to […]
RT | September 24, 2016 President Barack Obama used a pseudonym when communicating with then Secretary of State Hillary Clinton by email, while her IT company referred to her email deleting as a “cover-up”, new FBI documents reveal. The heavily-redacted documents, almost 200 pages, include summaries of interviews with senior Clinton aides concerning the private […]
Sputnik – September 24, 2016 “I’m going to give you credit for the ‘peaceful’ protests” wrote Huma Abedin to Hillary Clinton in the lead up to the collapse of the Mubarak regime in Egypt as evidence mounts that the United States manufactured the overthrow of an ally. New documents first analyzed by Breitbart News show […]
Sputnik – 23.09.2016 Russia hopes that the next US president will be more committed to ratification by his country of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT), which Moscow has already ratified, Russian ambassador to the United Nations Vitaliy Churkin said Friday. “We hope that the next president of the United States will be more strident in […]
By Alastair Crooke | Consortium News | September 20, 2016 Does the failure of the U.S.-backed, major insurgent August “push” on Aleppo – and the terms of the consequent ceasefire, to which some in the U.S. only irascibly agreed – constitute a political defeat for the U.S. and a “win” for Russia? Yes, in one […]
Pro rebels demonstration at Brandenburg Gate in Berlin two years after the chemical attacks on the Damascus suburbs By David Macilwain | American Herald Tribune | September 20, 2016 Three long and terrible years have now passed since the staging of a Sarin attack in the Eastern suburbs of Damascus. These years have cost the […]
By Robert Parry | Consortium News | September 19, 2016 After several years of arming and supporting Syrian rebel groups that often collaborated with Al Qaeda’s Nusra terror affiliate, the United States launched an illegal invasion of Syria two years ago with airstrikes supposedly aimed at Al Qaeda’s Islamic State spin-off, but on Saturday that air […]
Review of Paolo Sensini’s book, Sowing Chaos: Libya in the Wake of Humanitarian Intervention By Edward Curtin | Global Research | August 10, 2016 It is rare for a historian to write a history of a significant issue and bring it into the present time; even rarer when the work coincides with the reemergence of […]
By Finian CUNNINGHAM | Strategic Culture Foundation | 18.09.2016 Washington’s lie about seeking a genuine ceasefire in Syria is in danger of being exposed for the world to see. So, hilariously, a charade is being hurriedly orchestrated in order to hide this ignominy. As usual, the Syrian government is being scapegoated for the real cause […]
