World Affairs

Charlotte Brooks Duke Ellington at bat near segregated motel in Florida April 1955By The Automatic Earth You can hurt a few handfuls of Putin’s people for a few days with sanctions like closing their Visa […]

By James Howard Kunstler Was it such a good thing in the post-cold-war decades that the US was regarded as the supreme sole super-power? Look what we did with that privilege: fumbled around like an […]

by Patrick J. Buchanan Vladimir Putin seems to have lost touch with reality, Angela Merkel reportedly told Barack Obama after speaking with the Russian president. He is “in another world.” “I agree with what Angela […]

By Ghaleb Kandil A multipolar world thanks to the resistance of Syria By Ghaleb Kandil The conflict of Ukraine initiated by the United States and the West, which is accompanied by threats and interventions in […]

by Manlio Dinucci “Delta”, a former Israeli army officer commanding a Jewish-led militia force during the “Ukraining revolution.” His nom de guerre is Delta. He is one of the military leaders of the “Ukrainian revolution” […]

By Glen Ford The U.S., now number one in oil and gas, is preparing to destroy Russia’s economy. “Washington will move to crush, or at least seriously disrupt, Russia under its ‘sanctions as war by […]

The decision of  Crimea to join the Russian Federation has strategic and geopolitical implications. The union of Crimea with Russia redefines both the geography as well as the geopolitical chessboard in the Black Sea basin.  It […]

Kurt Nimmo: Coup leaders in Kyiv have rejected the Crimea referendum, refuse to pull troops off the peninsula following a March 17 vote to secede, and are preparing for war. “Crimea was, is, and will be […]

By Zine Larbaoui Since 2011, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Mali and the Sudan were the theater of destabilization efforts aimed at installing would-be authoritarian Islamist regimes aligned with Zionist interests, with the exception of Syria still […]