World Affairs

by Thierry Meyssan Political life in Turkey descended into chaos after the anonymous YouTube release, March 27, of the excerpts from recordings of a national security meeting in which the government was contemplating a false […]

Ahmet Davutoğlu, Yaşar Güler, Hakan Fidan and Feridun Sinirlioglu By The Voltaire Network March 27, 2014, excerpts from the recordings of a Turkish National Security meeting were posted on the Internet. Forthwith, the government shut […]

by Patrick J. Buchanan Perhaps Americans, a fortunate tribe, should try to see the world from the vantage point of the Russian people and Vladimir Putin, and, as the poet Robert Burns said, “see ourselves […]

Malaysian media should pose critical questions to the US and its Intelligence Services and not to the Malaysian Government By Matthias Chang Let me state from the outset that I totally agree with the press […]

By Tyler Durden As we noted last night, French President Hollande’s first election since his gaining power was not going well for the ruling Socialist people. The municipal elections, especially in the South of the […]

By  Joe Wolverton, II, J.D. At the conclusion of the U.S.-EU Summit held this week in Brussels, President Obama and his European colleagues released a joint statement reaffirming their common commitment to civilian disarmament as […]

Global confrontation after Syria and Ukraine By Ghaleb Kandil What happened in Ukraine is a coup prepared by Western intelligence services in order to modify the new global equilibrium, which threaten the unilateral American hegemony. […]

by Manlio Dinucci Vice President Joe Biden’s flash visit to Poland and Estonia to ensure that, in the face of “Russia’s shameless incursion” in Ukraine – a country determined to build “a government for the […]

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 […]