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  • Iceland Was Right to Say No to the EU

    5 أيلول (سبتمبر), بقلم Thomas Fazi
    Becoming an EU member would have been a bad idea twenty or thirty years ago, but it would be an even worse one now that the bloc’s oligarchic machinery has mutated into a full-blown war machine * I’ve written for … The post Iceland Was Right to Say No to the EU appeared first on Global Research.

  • Russia’s S800 Banderol Missile Cripples Ukraine’s Black Sea Ports

    5 أيلول (سبتمبر), بقلم Ahmed Adel
    Military Watch Magazine reports that Russia’s S8000 Banderol cruise missile is systematically degrading Ukraine’s Black Sea ports, while Ukrainian interceptor drones struggle to match the speed of Russian aerial weapons. In effect, Russia has imposed an economic siege on Ukraine, … The post (…)

  • The Big Health Benefits of a Short Break Away from Your Desk

    5 أيلول (سبتمبر), بقلم Dr. Joseph Mercola
    Spending most of your day sitting increases your risk of chronic disease and early death, but taking a five-minute walk every hour is a simple habit that helps counter many of those harmful effects Researchers found that hourly walking breaks … The post The Big Health Benefits of a Short Break (…)

  • Disastrous Plans to Introduce Gene-Edited Rice in India Should be Firmly Opposed

    5 أيلول (سبتمبر), بقلم Bharat Dogra
    India’s strength in agriculture firmly lies in its ability to promote natural farming and climate resilient farming based on agro-ecology, soil and water conservation and seeds sovereignty, in line with the country’s rich heritage of seeds and biodiversity. This is … The post Disastrous Plans (…)

  • Venezuela’s Debt: Who Owes What to Whom Under US Neocolonial Tutelage?

    5 أيلول (سبتمبر), بقلم Eric Toussaint
    The restructuring of Venezuela’s debt currently in preparation is not positive news for the Venezuelan people. It risks channelling a significant portion of the country’s revenue—especially oil revenues—toward repaying foreign creditors for many years. It is also at a time … The post (…)