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Why Conflict in Caucasus Is Erdogan’s Revenge for Syria
October 17, 2020
Moscow may need to seriously revise its relations with Ankara, and let Erdogan know he is treading on red lines.
Before the Bidens ‘Did’ Ukraine, There Was Iraq – and Serbia
October 16, 2020
Today many people remember Iraq, some have a clue about Ukraine. But Serbia, which preceded them, is off the radar screen of most Americans.
The Correlation Between U.S. Democracy and CIA-Sponsored Terror in Cuba’s Case
October 13, 2020
October marks the 44th anniversary since the explosion of a Cubana Airlines flight off the West Coast of Barbados, in which 73 people from Cuba, North Korea and Guyana lost their lives.
Russia’s Strategic Intervention in Syria Five Years On – An ‘Unpardonable Blow’ to U.S. Empire
October 9, 2020
For Washington and its empire of minions the loss of being able to wield violence with impunity was an “unpardonable blow” by Russia.
