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UN, including Beijing., agrees tough sanctions on North Korea banning more than a third...
The United Nations Security Council approved tough new sanctions on North Korea on Saturday including a ban on coal and other exports totaling more than US$1 billion — a huge bite in its total exports, valued at US$3 billion last year.
Will Europe rebel against U.S. sanctions?
While Trump is sometimes accused of abandoning the trans-Atlantic alliance and scuttling the post-war order, the president now risks further damage to relations with many in Europe by targeting Russia with fresh sanctions.
Al Jazeera threatens legal action over Israeli censorship
Pan-Arab news broadcaster Al Jazeera has threatened to pursue all legal channels in response to Israel's announcement it would bar the Arabic and English networks in the country.
Al-Saud guilty of cholera, meningitis death in Yemen
A specialist at MSF presented an impressive testimony to what she saw as she watched the cholera news in Yemen, where the stressful work and the outbreaks at Abbass for measles, whooping cough and malaria were confirmed in her report: We treated war-wounded and cholera as our last concern.
Ernst Zundel, the man who destroyed the Holocaust industry, died
The gas chamber controversy again became an issue that refused to go away in 1985 when Raul Hilberg was summoned to testify at the trial of Ernst Zundel.
Hassan Rouhani sworn in as President of Iran
TEHRAN – In a high-profile ceremony on Saturday, Hassan Rouhani was inaugurated as the 7th president of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Israelis rally against corruption-tainted Netanyahu
Hundreds of Israelis have held a demonstration against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu who is embroiled in two corruption investigations.
Trump: Relations with Russia at all-time low
Jim W. Dean - Congress has thrown down the gauntlet that it wants war with Russia. By that I mean an economic war in wanting to block its emerging economy, especially energy exports to Europe.
The Russia Thing
The trail pointing to Russia is crude. It’s more consistent with a false-flag operation, something which President Trump has picked up. Had the Russians wanted to hack the DNC why would they have left such obvious traces?
Japan to Mull Procuring Offensive Arms for First Time Since WWII
Japan’s Defense Ministry will decide by next summer whether it needs to stock offensive weapons, in what may be the first such decision since the end of World War Two, local media said Saturday.
Iraq stands on the brink another devastating war
What will happen to Iraq after the Islamic State terrorist organization is defeated in Mosul? Unfortunately, there are too many things that exclude chances for peace to return to this war-torn country.
EMF take-down of America by Alien ET technology: How far has it gone?
A secret plan using EMF weapons based on Alien ET technology has been deployed to take-down America.
Trump to investigate Mueller for 9/11-anthrax?
Will President Donald Trump blow the 9/11-anthrax case wide open – and turn the tables on his "Special Persecutor" Robert Mueller?
Sputnik: How Global Role of Chinese Military Transforms
On August 1, the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA), known as the world’s largest military force, celebrated its 90th anniversary. According to Russian military...
Russia Today: Trump’s embarrassing antics are dragging politics further into the swamp he promised...
When Donald Trump was elected the 45th President of the United States we clung to fragile hope. We hoped he could morph from the wild, aggressive and boorish candidate into a moderately good president.
‘Unreliable partner’: Is US hurting EU with Trump’s stance on Iran nuclear deal?
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has criticized Washington's "lack of commitment" to the historic multinational nuclear deal, one of his first moves since being re-elected....
NEO: America Erased from World Stage
Gordon Duff - The underlying problem is that Trump is exactly what he appears to be, a childish and unstable individual devoid of talent, be it physical or intellectual, an accident of nature, a victim of a “perfect storm” as it were.
Chronicles of Life Under Daesh Caliphate in Mosul: No Cigarettes or Sandals
The militants of the Islamic State terrorist group (Daesh), who fled from the Iraqi city of Mosul, have not had enough time or desire to pack a huge amount of printed materials – books, pamphlets, newspapers – thus leaving a lot of information about the so-called caliphate’s lifestyle.
Glance at the state of Shiites, women, immigrants in Saudi Arabia
The Shiite minority of Saudi Arabia has always been subjected to tough political, economic, cultural, and religious discriminations. Their main offense is their faith which the extremist Sunnis deem as heresy.
Syrian Ambassador: Zionism is Attempting to Divide the Region
Syria's Deputy Foreign Minister Fayssal Mikdad and Iraqi Ambassador Said Mohammed Rida have said that the war to divide Syria and Iraq serves Zionist aims, and accused the U.S.-led coalition of operating in a manner that hampers efforts to fight terrorism in the region, Syrian news-agency SANA reported.
‘Dishonest and Hypocritical’ US Trying to ‘Wreck’ Iran Nuclear Deal – Analyst
Brian Becker, host of Loud & Clear on Sputnik Radio, interviewed a Tehran professor of American Studies to get an Iranian take on the latest diplomatic spat between Iran and the Washington.
Afghan analyst says S. Arabia had role in Herat terrorist attack
Saudi Arabia that supports terrorist and extremist groups played a role in the recent terrorist attack in Herat, Afghanistan, a former Afghan diplomat and political analyst said.
The political motive behind football’s biggest transfer
The change of employer for 25-year-old, Brazilian footballer Neymar da Silva Santos Jr and a diplomatic crisis halfway around the world apparently have no link. Neymar has become the world’s most expensive footballer after signing for Paris Saint-Germain, and priced away from one of its biggest clubs.
South Korean spy agency ‘hacked’ country’s 2012 presidential race
South Korean politicians have condemned the psychological warfare conducted by the National Intelligence Service (NIS) in the 2012 presidential race that was aimed at manipulating voters in an attempt to secure now-impeached Park Geun-hye’s victory.
Moscow says US sliding into Cold War
The Russian foreign ministry says the US is “sliding deeper” into a Cold War paradigm that is “totally detached from reality,” while warning Washington to “stop demonizing Russia and it foreign policy."
Israel Continues to Assist Terrorists in Syria
Photos released on social media showed that the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) medical personnel have been recovering wounded terrorists from the Syrian side of the Golan Heights and then treated them in medical centers on the Israeli-occupied side of the region.
Putin announces his intention to run for president in 2018
Russia will hold its regular presidential election on March 18, 2018. In accordance with the Russian legislation, Vladimir Putin can nominate his own candidacy for a new term in the office.
Who is Behind Afghanistan’s Blame Game against Pakistan?
By Sajjad Shaukat for VT
Terrorist outfits such as the Islamic State group (Also known as Daesh, ISIS, ISIL) and its...
Oliver Stone: Intelligence agencies “are deliberately misleading us to continue their false-flag war against...
Obviously the warmongers lost the war in Syria miserably and pathetically, and now they vow to make Russia pay for their loss.
Chris Matthews got it – Neocons want to destroy Middle East for Israel
Matthews: "It’s the same crowd of people that want us to overthrow Bashar Assad, .. it’s the same group of people that don’t want to negotiate at all with the Iranians, don’t want any kind of rapprochement with the Iranians, they want to fight that war."
Fake News Experiments in Germany: How Social Media Users React to Lies
Sputnik: German sociologists conducted a social experiment by launching a nationalistically oriented site called Volksbeobachter. They created several fake profiles in Facebook and started...
How the CIA spies on your everyday life, according to WikiLeaks
WikiLeaks’ latest release from the Vault 7 series of CIA leaks, sheds more light on how ordinary people can be easily tracked and targeted...
US plans ‘global’ drills to counter Russia & other ‘complex threats’ – top US...
The US military is shifting towards a “more global” exercise program in preparation to deter what they term a “more assertive Russia” as well...
Anthony Hall academic freedom court case begins August 8th – Open Letter to University...
If “anti-Semitic” were an accurate description of Professor Hall’s views it would indeed provide some support for such a limitation. But a very warped understanding of prejudice is required in order to make the description fit.
Only U.S. Deep State Oligarchs Want World War III
It’s truly time to pin the blame on the parties/individuals responsible for, on a near daily basis, bringing the world to the brink of nuclear war in World War III.
Negative Goes to the Core
The Negative is actually a large core mass of magnetic material that has been removed from the core of the planet.
The Holocaust Establishment Is Attacking Richard Wagner for Illegitimate Reasons
"Professional historians ought not to surrender their territory so easily. We must do our best to raise the public awareness of the past in all its richness and complexity."
Saudi regime on very shaky ground
The Saudis are having a hard time hanging on to their ill-gotten kingdom.
Rise in US’s anti-Iran rhetoric
Jim W. Dean - I fear a divide and conquer game being done on Iraq, by Iraqis themselves, as they fight over the reconstruction budget graft, because political campaign funding comes from this only available source of funds for it.