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Gaza Is a Toxic Waste Nightmare. Where will Netanyahu Dump the Waste?
7 أيلول (سبتمبر), بقلم Helena GlassIsrael was forced to shut down five of its six desalinization plants due to algae bloom causing toxins to build in the water system. Their solution – dump the algae in the Sea of Galilee and rely on wells that … The post Gaza Is a Toxic Waste Nightmare. Where will Netanyahu Dump the Waste? (…) -
Sweden at a Crossroads: NATO, Neutrality, and the Price of Strategic Dependence
7 أيلول (سبتمبر), بقلم Prof. Ruel F. PepaFor more than two centuries, Sweden cultivated a distinctive position in European affairs: military non-alignment, political independence, and a preference for diplomacy over participation in great-power military blocs. That tradition was not merely a historical curiosity. It was part of … The (…) -
Does Netanyahu Want Iran Off the Map? “The Nuclear Elephant in Trump’s War Room”
7 أيلول (سبتمبر), بقلم Mike WhitneyDonald Trump does not want to kill millions of Iranian civilians. But Trump has a gun to his head and time is running out. The Strategic Petroleum Reserve is getting dangerously low, long-term interest rates are edging up, and a … The post Does Netanyahu Want Iran Off the Map? “The Nuclear (…) -
The U.S. Has Killed More Than 20 Million People in 37 “Victim Nations” Since World War II. “There is No Post War Era”
7 أيلول (سبتمبر), بقلم James A. LucasFirst published on November 15, 2015, this incisive and carefully researched report was among Global Research’s most popular articles. As a result of media censorship, it is no longer featured by the search engines. We encourage our readers to … The post The U.S. Has Killed More Than 20 (…) -
Neocolonial Drug Trafficking and the British Empire’s Opium Wars. Today’s “Narco-States” and “The Laundering of Drug Money”
7 أيلول (سبتمبر), بقلم Prof Michel ChossudovskyWhen China's Qing Emperor Daoguang ordered the destruction of opium stocks in the port of Canton (Guangzhou) in 1838, the British Empire declared war on China on the grounds that it was obstructing the "free flow" of commodity trade. The post Neocolonial Drug Trafficking and the British (…)
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