Illegal Occupation

Iraq’s Sadr ready to work with Iran-backed PMF to oust US

MEMO | December 31, 2019 Iraq’s Shia cleric Muqtada Al-Sadr has declared that he is willing to work with the Iranian-supported Popular Mobilisation Forces (Hashd Al-Shaabi) paramilitary forces – his political rivals – to end the American military presence in Iraq. He made the comments yesterday after the US targeted five sites in Iraq and […]

US envoy reportedly evacuated as Baghdad protesters attempt to storm embassy amid fury over air strikes

Protesters condemn air strikes on bases belonging to Hashd al-Shaabi paramilitary forces, outside of the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad, Iraq December 31, 2019. © REUTERS/Thaier al-Sudani RT | December 31, 2019 Thousands of protesters, angry over recent airstrikes targeting Hezbollah, have marched on the US embassy in Baghdad, reportedly forcing the US envoy to flee […]

Bolivian Vassals Are Merely Aping Their Imperial Masters

By Stephen Karganovic | Strategic Culture Foundation | December 30, 2019 A serious diplomatic row with significant international law implications has erupted between the government of Mexico and the Bolivian coup regime installed by foreign interests in November 2019. Readers will recall that the legal President of Bolivia, Evo Morales, notwithstanding his overwhelming electoral victory […]

NATO: General Delawarde assesses final London Declaration

By Alexandra Kamyshanova | December 30, 2019 General Dominique Delawarde, the former head of the “Situation – Intelligence – Electronic Warfare 19” section at the joint operational planning staff and a cyberwarfare expert, provides insight into the nine articles of the final London Declaration, published on the NATO website. Question: Can members of the Alliance […]

UK accused of “crimes against humanity” for not allowing people to return to Chagos islands

MercoPress | December 28, 2019 The UK has been accused of committing “crimes against humanity” for refusing to allow people to return to their former homes on the Chagos Islands, despite a ruling earlier this year by the United Nation’s highest court. Describing Britain’s behavior as stubborn and shameful, the prime minister of Mauritius, Pravind […]

Netanyahu Announces Six-Point Plan to Annex Palestinian Land, Defeat Iran

Palestine Chronicle | December 28, 2019 Following his triumph in the Likud party’s primary elections on December 26, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu introduced a political plan aimed at securing US recognition of Israel’s annexation of West Bank settlements and rolling back Iran’s influence in the region. Netanyahu’s plan, which is likely to play a […]

Iraqi resistance groups decry Salih’s resignation as submission to US interests

Press TV – December 28, 2019 Iraqi resistance groups have denounced President Barham Salih’s resignation as a violation of the constitution and have accused him of caving in to pressure from the United States. The groups said the president, by resigning, had effectively refused to carry out his legal duty of designating the candidate nominated […]

Survivors tell of France’s ‘dirty war’ for Cameroon independence

Press TV – December 28, 2019 The Cameroonian war of independence was a “dirty war” waged by French colonial troops but it never made headlines and even today goes untold in school history books. The brutal conflict unfolded in Cameroon, which on January 1 marks its 60th anniversary of independence — the first of 17 […]