Peru coup government opens the door for entry of U.S. troops
W. T. Whitney Jr. Cuba//10:19pm, Jan 28th '23

Peru coup government opens the door for entry of U.S. troops

Critics of U.S. interference in Latin America and the Caribbean may soon realize, if such is not the case now, that Peru has a compelling claim for their attention. The massive popular resistance emerging

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A Fascist Coup Attempt and What It Could Mean for the Future of Brazil
Karl Fluri Canada//8:55pm, Jan 26th '23

A Fascist Coup Attempt and What It Could Mean for the Future of Brazil

On January 8, 2023, a pro-fascist crowd tried to incite a coup against the recently elected and former President of Brazil, Luis Ignacio "Lula" da Silva from the Workers’ Party (PT), by attacking critical

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War Against Faith: how Ukraine decided to expel Orthodoxy from the country
Dr Mohammed Khaza//9:14pm, Jan 25th '23

War Against Faith: how Ukraine decided to expel Orthodoxy from the country

Saulus vero devastabat ecclesiam per domos intrans et trahens viros ac mulieres tradebat in custodiam. (Acts 8:3)“The great merit of the capitalist system, it has been said, is that it succeeds in using

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MALI, GUINEA, BURKINA FASO
Ian Beddowes Zimbabwe//10:52am, Jan 22nd '23

MALI, GUINEA, BURKINA FASO

At the recent US-Africa Summit held in December 2022, a number of countries were not invited: Eritrea voted against the UN resolution condemning Russia for defending the Donbass, Somaliland is not internationally

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A PRELIMINARY DIAGNOSIS OF Dr WILLIAM RUTO 5th PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF KENYA – Part 2: The hustler nation
Ann Waithera Kenya//10:30pm, Jan 12th '23

A PRELIMINARY DIAGNOSIS OF Dr WILLIAM RUTO 5th PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF KENYA – Part 2: The hustler nation

…click here to read the previous partWorld buildingThe veil of mass delusion was lifted from Kenyan society following the contested 2007 General Election results which resulted inthe 2007/08 post-election

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A two–pronged attack on China
Jerry Grey China//10:08pm, Jan 9th '23

A two–pronged attack on China

The subject of Covid tests for travellers from China is arousing a lot of commentary in recent media reports. Australia said they wouldn’t require Chinese travellers to be tested then, in an “abundance

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Apple: Forced labor in India with Foxconn
Dr. Werner Rugemer Germany//8:35am, Jan 7th '23

Apple: Forced labor in India with Foxconn

Apple has its latest iPhones 12 and 13, and since this year also iPhone 14, finally assembled in the South Indian special economic zone Chennai in the state of Tamil Nadu. Numerous Indian electronics companies

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‘lsquo;White Coat Army’’ of Socialist Cuba Saved the World
Sanchita Kundu India//10:05pm, Jan 5th '23

‘lsquo;White Coat Army’’ of Socialist Cuba Saved the World

The Cuban health system has always been the pride of the communist regime. Cuba has one of the most efficient healthcare systems in the world. Cuba spends about 10 percent of its GDP on health care. There

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Defending ‘Our Schools:’ Koreans in Japan face continued racism
Derek Ford//9:24pm, Jan 4th '23

Defending ‘Our Schools:’ Koreans in Japan face continued racism

On November 25, 2022, toward the end of the 1st Academic Peace Delegation to Koreans in Japan, I testified at the Japanese Diet—along with others from Japan and South Korea—about the need to protect

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UKRAINE MUST NOT BUILD MONUMENT OF ITS SLAYERS, ON TOP ITS MARTYRS & VICTIMS
Aurinko . Finland//12:50am, Jan 4th '23

UKRAINE MUST NOT BUILD MONUMENT OF ITS SLAYERS, ON TOP ITS MARTYRS & VICTIMS

On 25th December 2022, the official Twitter account of the Government of Ukraine posted celebrating the collapse of the USSR. During a meeting in the Ukrainian parliament on June 16th, the Education and

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A look back on three years of China’s anti-Covid-19 fight
Tings Chak//11:07pm, Jan 2nd '23

A look back on three years of China’s anti-Covid-19 fight

I arrived in Shanghai, 36 hours after leaving São Paulo, a near deportation in South Africa, and a canceled connecting flight. It was March 21, 2020. In the following days, China implemented its mandatory

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Jan Patocka on War and History
Brian Patrick Bolger//2:03pm, Jan 2nd '23

Jan Patocka on War and History

To read the Czech philosopher, Jan Patocka, one needs to dispose of concepts and categories, and approach philosophy, politics and history anew. It is the phenomenological essence – to transcend the

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