Tag: International relations

  • West Asked Kiev to Kill as Many Russians as Possible – Ukrainian MD

    According to the Ukrainian Minister of Defense, Kiev’s sponsors reportedly demanded that the regime eliminate as many Russians as possible as a condition for sending weapons. The case shows how the West really does not expect a Ukrainian victory on the battlefield, only seeking to weaken Russia as much as possible. Kiev’s defense chief Aleksey […]

  • Taiwan’s US Representative Not “Satisfied” with Biden’s Support

    Bi-khim Hsiao, Taiwan’s Representative in the United States, is a familiar figure in the halls of power but she does not often make public speeches. So a recent talk and press conference by Ms. Hsiao deserve some attention. The One China Policy, endorsed by the US and UN, does not recognize Taiwan Island as an independent country […]

  • A Credible Explanation of How Kakhovka Dam Was Blown Up

    A Credible Explanation of How Kakhovka Dam Was Blown Up

    Though Western ‘news’ media have gotten their ‘explanation’ of this event from Ukraine’s Government, it never made sense that Russia would have wanted to flood, harm, and weaken, the entire western half of the territory that Russia now controls in the former Ukraine, including in Crimea (which was getting its water-supply from that dam). The […]

  • What Happens after Kiev’s Much-touted Counteroffensive Fails?

    What Happens after Kiev’s Much-touted Counteroffensive Fails?

    It’s hardly breaking news that Russia has been fighting off a crawling invasion by NATO (aided by America’s global vassals and satellite states) for well over a year now. The Neo-Nazi junta would’ve lasted mere days had it only been a Moscow vs. Kiev scenario and this fact is not Russia’s claim, but one by […]

  • Norman Solomon’s War Made Invisible Refutes Collusion with War Makers

    Norman Solomon’s War Made Invisible Refutes Collusion with War Makers

    Following a string of U.S. “forever wars,” a profusion of well-written, often riveting novels, memoirs, and analyses have been published. Talented authors have aimed to promote understanding about the human cost of war. In the same period, mainstream media sources have continually developed ways to make war appear normal –something necessary, justifiable, or in some […]

  • Why is NDP China Policy Same as Conservatives?

    The NDP is supporting the intelligence agencies/arms industry/US empire faction of Canada’s ruling class that is stoking tensions with China. The historically left-wing party has amplified childish Conservative attacks, ignored the views of party backers and supported provocative naval missions.  The NDP responded to the Liberals’ special rapporteur on foreign interference report by amplifying Conservative […]

  • Vienna’s International Summit for Peace in Ukraine Issues a Global Call for Action

    Vienna’s International Summit for Peace in Ukraine Issues a Global Call for Action

    Photo credit: Medea Benjamin During the  weekend of June 10-11 in Vienna, Austria, over 300 people representing peace organizations from 32 countries came together for the first time since the Russian invasion of Ukraine to demand an end to the fighting. In a formal conference declaration, participants declared, “We are a broad and politically diverse […]

  • The Fuel Shortages in Cuba are Worse Than You Think

    The Fuel Shortages in Cuba are Worse Than You Think

    One hundred and fifty young people from the United States and Canada arrived in Cuba in late April 2023, just days before International Workers Day. As members of CODEPINK’s youth cohort, our goal was to understand the Cuban political system, the US blockade and its impacts on everyday life. We sat in a room upon […]

  • Why Has WSJ Become a “Professional Rumormonger” against China?

    Why Has WSJ Become a “Professional Rumormonger” against China?

    Illustration: Liu Rui/GT On June 8, the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) published an “exclusive report” citing anonymous US officials, stating that China agreed to pay cash-strapped Cuba several billion dollars to allow it to build an eavesdropping station. To understand what this news means to Washington, which has become so sensitive about China-related issues, we […]

  • Empire Fables: Vladimir Gluten and the Country that Keeps Attacking Itself

    Empire Fables: Vladimir Gluten and the Country that Keeps Attacking Itself

    A hound and a cat sat on a couch and watched TV. The hound flipped through the channels with the remote but could only find two mollusks debating how stupid Joe Biden is and the National Weather Service talking about a terrible pestilence sweeping the land. “Wait!” said the cat. “Let’s see what they named […]

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