11 oct 2023 Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has said that creating a Palestinian state was the “most reliable” solution for peace in Israel and that fighting alone would not ensure security. Lavrov spoke on Monday during a news conference with the head of the Arab League, Ahmed Aboul Gheit, …
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30 sep 2023 Next Tuesday will be the anniversary of the Biden administration’s destruction of three of the four pipelines of Nord Stream 1 and 2. There is more I have to say about it, but it will have to wait. Why? Because the war between Russia and Ukraine, with …
Read More »Chinese representative criticizes certain countries’ violation of human rights of indigenous people at 54th session of Human Rights Council
29 sep 2023 A Chinese representative criticized the evil acts of Western countries such as the US, Canada, and Australia in violating the rights of indigenous people at the 54th session of the Human Rights Council, saying that they have historically plundered the land and resources of indigenous people, implemented …
Read More »Cuba: The Need to know Our Enemies
5 Augast 2023 The history of the social development of mankind leaves convincing evidence that all revolutions in the different latitudes of the world have had to face powerful external and internal enemies with the clear objective of preventing them, defeating them or, at least, diverting them from their paths …
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After Erdogan’s greatest triumph, the ‘West’ watches, and calculates
1 june 2023 Turkiye’s elections ended predictably, the triumph of experience over hope for those who really believed Recep Tayyip Erdogan could be ejected this time. One starting point for discussion of the outcome is that whereas Erdogan has never lost an election, his main opponent, Kemal Kilicdaroglu, has never …
Read More »Fish Agreement between the USSR and the United Kingdom
8 june 2023 During the the 1950-1970 timeframe, Soviet diplomacy tried easing tensions with the political West. This greatly contributed to the development of Anglo-Soviet relations in many areas. It was at this time that a number of agreements were inked between Moscow and London, including the 1956 Fisheries Agreement. …
Read More »Jaramana refugee camp, from Nakba to devastation
April 18, 2023 Fadia Abdullah,* Jaramana camp is one of twelve Palestinian camps in Syria was built on 30000 square meters of agricultural land in Jaramana town and is located on the highway of Damascus International Airport, eight kilometers southeast of Damascus, the closest camp to the city center. It …
Read More »Palestinians observing the 45th anniversary of Dalal Moghrabi’s martyrdom
March 11, 2023 Fadia Abdallah Dalal Al-Maghribi, the bride of Jaffa, 45 years since your martyrdom. Today marks the 45th anniversary of the martyrdom of the young Palestinian activist, Dalal Al-Maghribi, nicknamed “The Bride of Jaffa,” whom the Syrian national poet Nizar Qabbani said she “established the Palestinian Republic.” Dalal …
Read More »Famous poet Pablo Neruda was poisoned after a coup, according to a new report
February 15, 2023 Carrie Kahn International forensic experts delivered a report to justice officials in Chile today regarding the death of the South American country's famous poet Pablo Neruda — some 50 years ago. A nephew of Neruda tells NPR that scientists found high levels of poison in the poet's remains. Scientists from …
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