World Affairs

By John Daly Russia is changing its energy export policy vector as strong demand for hydrocarbons in both in China and in India continues to grow. The recent unease in both the U.S. and Europe […]

By Zine Larbaoui   Faced with crushing defeat suffered by the United States during their attempted manipulations in the Ukraine – still ongoing – and which earned them almost immediately, the loss of the Crimea […]

By Zine Larbaoui On April 4th, Russian officials have formally protested against the military strengthening of NATO in Eastern Europe, warning of the fact that it destabilizes the relationship between NATO and Russia since the […]

By Tyle Durden Cyprus and Russia – what’s the difference (aside from the fact that the former was a money laundering offshore center of the latter until last year of course)? If you said one […]

by Thierry Meyssan Barack Obama speaks well. In fact, President Obama does not write his own texts but spends his days reading speeches written on prompters for him. Meanwhile, others govern in his place. Rulers […]

By The Automatic Earth Jack Delano Farwell, Texas, at the New Mexico state line. March 1943LEAP2020 is a European political/economic research institute that doesn’t shy away from volunteering opinions on the topics it researches, something […]

By Dr. Paul Craig Roberts The CIA director was sent to Kiev to launch a military suppression of the Russian separatists in the eastern and southern portions of Ukraine, former Russian territories for the most part […]

By Irene Ogrodnik TORONTO – A group of Pakistani artists have installed a giant poster of a victim of a drone attack in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa region of Pakistan. The portrait of the nameless child […]

By Prof Michel Chossudovsky Author’s note The world  is currently commemorating the 20th anniversary of the Rwandan genocide. The official story is that the genocide directed against the Tutsi population was triggered by the Interhamwe […]