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Der Konflikt um den neuen AUKUS-Pakt (Australia, United Kingdom, United States) überschattet den bevorstehenden Aufenthalt der Fregatte Bayern in Australien. Das deutsche Kriegsschiff, auf Asien-Pazifik-Fahrt, ist nach einem Stopp auf dem US-Marinestützpunkt Diego Garcia, der auf einer völkerrechtswidrig von Großbritannien kontrollierten Insel liegt, auf dem... [ Continue Reading ]
By Richard D. Wolff Democracy exists if and when a community organizes its self-governance around the full participation, on an equal basis, of all the members of the community. Its other, autocracy, exists when a community organizes (or allows) its governance by an individual or... [ Continue Reading ]
By Lucy Hamilton It’s arguable that Britain’s path to this point — where it is at risk of decaying into a ‘competitive authoritarian’ regime — can be traced back to the first of the ‘conservative’ think tanks. Britain’s democracy is in a perilous state. While... [ Continue Reading ]
By Keisuke Yamada Note. This piece written by Dr Keisuke Yamada has drawn my attention for two main reasons :first, the choice of a theme rarely dealt with is of huge importance as our environment is invaded by thousands of chemical materials used for manufacturing... [ Continue Reading ]
On Wednesday September 15, in a virtual press conference with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison, US President Joe Biden announced the formation of a new Indo-Pacific security alliance with the UK and Australia. The so called security alliance named... [ Continue Reading ]
MAO IS BACK IN CHINA, MAKING CAPITALIST WEST FURIOUS BY MICHAEL HUDSON Xi Jinping & Chairman Mao George Soros has thrown a public hissy fit over the fact that he can’t make the kind of easy money off China that he was able to make... [ Continue Reading ]
By N.C.Asthana The presence of the Inter Services Intelligence chief in Kabul this week is an in-your-face reminder of Pakistan’s role in protecting and promoting the Afghan Taliban during the course of the latter’s war with the United States. Pakistan’s aim throughout was to use... [ Continue Reading ]
High-level officials of the U.S. government believe that continuing to hype the "origins-tracing investigations" can exhaust China's diplomatic resources, increase U.S. leverage toward China and hedge against China's influence, according to informed sources. Washington does nothing better than slandering and discrediting other countries. From calling... [ Continue Reading ]
By Scott L. Montgomery Map of Afghanistan's mineral resources The official ending of the U.S.-led war in Afghanistan leaves a number of long-term questions, including how the country can build a functioning economy. Now that U.S. assistance has evaporated and international aid is largely shut... [ Continue Reading ]
BY MARTHA ROSENBERG Fighters for animal rights In the 1980s, the animal rights movement was a sorry sight. In Chicago, it consisted of three to five activists handing out soggy leaflets in the rain outside a fur store on a Saturday, one also holding his... [ Continue Reading ]
