Day: October 4, 2020

Categories Op-ed

Canada’s attempted escalation of cold war against China only illustrates how impotent Trudeau really is

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Canadians are starting to question Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s ongoing hostility towards China. In trying to play tough with Beijing and keep his allies happy, he’s only making Canada look weak. … Read More >Canada’s attempted escalation of cold war against China only illustrates how impotent Trudeau really is

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Trump will surely use his Covid for election advantage, it also opens door for unthinkable… such as breakthrough on New START

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Washington’s hardline conditions for extending the New START treaty have been rejected out of hand by Russia. And yet, the US ambassador to Russia holds out hope for a deal. Trump’s Covid-19 illness may make this a possibility. … Read More >Trump will surely use his Covid for election advantage, it also opens door for unthinkable… such as breakthrough on New START

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Threats of house arrest and sacking will not be enough to persuade people to take the Covid vaccine

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The establishment’s push for a compulsory Covid vaccine is well underway, with top medical journal the NEJM the latest to call for one. But people power is against them, and no amount of propaganda will help them get their way. … Read More >Threats of house arrest and sacking will not be enough to persuade people to take the Covid vaccine

Categories Latin America

UN Report on Venezuela Omits the Greatest Violation of Human Rights: US Aggression

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On September 23, María Eugenia Russián, president of Fundalatin, Venezuela’s oldest human rights organization, testified to the UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC) and decried an attempt by a UNHRC fact-finding mission to erase people who were “lynched, burned alive … Read More >UN Report on Venezuela Omits the Greatest Violation of Human Rights: US Aggression

Categories World

Who Stands Behind New Wave of Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict?

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Karabakh. The Azerbaijani and Turkish mass media and social networks persistently report about succesful actions of the Azerbaijani army and enormous losses among Armenian forces. However in fact the situation is different – the army of Azerbaijan has lost about 200 people since the start of operation, more than 350 were wounded … Read More >Who Stands Behind New Wave of Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict?

Categories World

Video: Turkey Ramps Up Its Involvement in Armenian-Azerbaijani War

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Azerbaijan has given Turkey control over the air segment of its military campaign to capture the Nagorno-Karabakh region, the Armenian Defense Ministry reported on September 30. According to Artsrun Hovhannisyan, Turkish and Azerbaijani aviation is being coordinated by the E7-T aircraft of the Turkish Air Force … Read More >Video: Turkey Ramps Up Its Involvement in Armenian-Azerbaijani War

Categories Op-ed

Macron is right, Europe must come out of America’s shadow and reject the bipolar, Cold War era world view pedalled by Washington

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The French president is showing signs that he’s willing to follow the path first forged by General De Gaulle, who kicked US forces out of France and pulled the country out of NATO to preserve sovereignty and independence. … Read More >Macron is right, Europe must come out of America’s shadow and reject the bipolar, Cold War era world view pedalled by Washington

Categories USA

A bit too late? Senate committee to grill Google, Facebook & Twitter CEOs on ‘domination & legal liability’ days before election

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The heads of major Big Tech firms have agreed to testify to a Senate panel later this month, where they’ll address legal liability for online platforms, privacy and “media domination” just days before the US election. … Read More >A bit too late? Senate committee to grill Google, Facebook & Twitter CEOs on ‘domination & legal liability’ days before election