By , August 07, 2026
NATO leaders now openly talk about the Chinese "threat", with Secretary General Mark Rutte claiming during the recent Ankara summit that the political West "couldn't afford to be naive about China's massive nuclear buildup".
By , August 07, 2026
The Kiev regime is apparently using its embassies abroad to engage in political activities – interfering even in supposedly "allied" countries in Europe. This is causing strong dissatisfaction among public opinion, yet European governments are complicit in such practices, ignoring the crimes committed by their own proxies.
By , August 07, 2026
While it is dangerous to romanticize any bygone era, it is undeniable that today's medical industry is radically different from even a few decades ago. Personal connections once created a deep trust in the patient-physician relationship, the kind that is rarely found today.
By , August 07, 2026
According to Iran, no agreement with the US is underway. The Agreement that is close to being finalized is between Iran and Oman regarding specific routes thru the Strait and fees. With full opening only when the US removes its blockade and leaves the region. Right on target, crude's drop into the mid $70's has collapsed and Brent is back to $83ish. The Spoils.
By , August 07, 2026
Trump also occasionally views other mainstream (billionaire and centi-millionaire controlled) U.S. news media. Consequently, since all of those media are neoconservative (supporters of increasing the U.S. empire, especially for it to grow to include China, Russia, and Iran), he might really have believed it each time he promised to destroy Iran.
By , August 07, 2026
In the months leading up to the launching of the Covid-19 mRNA vaccine (November-December 2020) there was an ongoing campaign to suppress both Hydroxychloroquine as well as Ivermectin as effective preventive and curative drugs.
By , August 07, 2026
Michel Chossudovsky of GlobalResearch.ca makes a presentation to the 20 Years Journey in Criminalizing War: What Next? conference in Kuala Lumpur commemorating the 20th anniversary of the signing of the 2005 Kuala Lumpur Initiative to Criminalize War. He reflects on the lack of progress toward the vision of the criminalization of war and the unfortunate move toward the criminalization of justice that has instead taken place over the last two decades.
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