Op-ed – Page 32 – THE OVAL CIRCLE

Trump’s order to combat anti-Semitism makes Israel sacrosanct & sets up Jews for discrimination

Posted on December 14, 2019December 14, 2019By Editor

President Trump claims to be protecting American Jews from anti-Semitism by signing an executive order this week. But it’s nothing of the sort. It’s a cynical attempt to shut down criticism of Israeli state violations. … Read More >Trump’s order to combat anti-Semitism makes Israel sacrosanct & sets up Jews for discrimination

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If Trump is a threatening tyrant, why did Democrats just agree to give him $730bn for the military?

Posted on December 13, 2019December 13, 2019By Editor

Bipartisan support for a massive military funding bill shows that apocalyptic justifications by Democrats in their push to impeach President Donald Trump ring hollow when it’s time to agree on funding US imperialism abroad. … Read More >If Trump is a threatening tyrant, why did Democrats just agree to give him $730bn for the military?

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Greta Thunberg wins TIME Person of the Year: It’s a symptom of a sick & confused world when adults make children their leaders

Posted on December 12, 2019December 12, 2019By Editor

The willingness of adults to listen to teenagers rather than themselves is a sign of a deep societal crisis in the West. … Read More >Greta Thunberg wins TIME Person of the Year: It’s a symptom of a sick & confused world when adults make children their leaders

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Key takeaway from Ukraine peace talks in Paris is that Zelensky’s best friend is Putin

Posted on December 10, 2019December 10, 2019By Editor

The Paris talks on Ukraine have enabled Putin and Zelensky to meet for the first time. But they have agreed only to kick the can down the road, to agree to disagree, while seeking progress on issues other than the war in Donbass. … Read More >Key takeaway from Ukraine peace talks in Paris is that Zelensky’s best friend is Putin

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Normandy Four summit on Ukraine’s future: What’s at stake?

Posted on December 8, 2019December 8, 2019By Editor

Paris is set to host the first summit of the so-called Normandy Four in over three years. The rendezvous is possible thanks to a change of power in Ukraine and a very active stance by Macron. What are the stakeholders’ cards? … Read More >Normandy Four summit on Ukraine’s future: What’s at stake?

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Dems’ Fixation on ‘Russian Meddling’ Almost Obsessive – Analyst on Allegedly Tapped Trump Calls

Posted on December 8, 2019December 8, 2019By Editor

US Democrats recently abandoned their narrative of accusing Donald Trump of conspiring with Moscow to “steal” the US elections in 2016 and are instead trying to impeach him on the basis of conspiring with Kiev in order to do the same in 2020. … Read More >Dems’ Fixation on ‘Russian Meddling’ Almost Obsessive – Analyst on Allegedly Tapped Trump Calls

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Power Network Behind Government Change In Bolivia

Posted on December 8, 2019December 8, 2019By Editor

An international team of researchers from Latin America and Europe have constructed a map that reflects how a network of US government agencies, private corporations, … Read More >Power Network Behind Government Change In Bolivia

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Hillary hints at Trump grudge match, proving the Democrats are approaching political extinction

Posted on December 7, 2019December 7, 2019By Editor

The former First Lady just can’t let it go. The belief that the presidency was denied her in 2016 by a thousand conspiracies is tempting her to enter the 2020 race at a time when Democrats desperately need new blood. … Read More >Hillary hints at Trump grudge match, proving the Democrats are approaching political extinction

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China stealing Middle East from under America’s nose

Posted on December 7, 2019December 7, 2019By Editor

China, the world’s second-largest economy, appears to be in the process of carving out a new Middle East plan that will over time erode and chip away at American dominance in the region. … Read More >China stealing Middle East from under America’s nose

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Why are there so many snowflakes on the Western media Russia beat?

Posted on December 7, 2019December 7, 2019By Editor

Few media specialties, or disciplines of Western academia, attract as many sensitive souls as Russia. Rather ironic given the country is constantly associated with “aggression” by the Anglo-American press. … Read More >Why are there so many snowflakes on the Western media Russia beat?

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