President Zelensky’s optimism was all “bulls**t” designed to fool the White House, an intelligence official told Hersh Military medics give first aid to wounded Ukrainian soldiers on the road near Artyomovsk, Donetsk region, May 11, […]
Brussels is wielding sanctions not against a corrupt government, but against its opposition Graham Dockery is an Irish journalist, commentator, and writer at RT. Previously based in Amsterdam, he wrote for DutchNews and a scatter of […]
The slain US president’s nephew called the Warren Commission investigation a “Kabuki theater” File photo: John F Kennedy, US president from 1961-1963. © Universal History Archive / Universal Images Group via Getty Images US spies involved in […]
By: Manish Rai A terror group which globalised the concept of Jihad and have existed for more than three decades is not dependent on just one leader for its survival With the recent killing of Al-Qaeda […]
The report concludes that “the targeting is related to the military conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh.” By Arzu Geybullayeva Global Research, A new investigation reveals the use of Pegasus spyware in an international war context. The report, released on May 25, is […]
Edward Snowden said in an interview on June 8, 2023 that advances in surveillance technology have made it far easier for government agencies to spy on citizens than it was in 2013, when he first […]
BY NILANTHA ILANGAMUWA Photograph Source: Lord Jim – CC BY 2.0 He was once a mathematician, a boy who earned a full scholarship and gained admission to Harvard University. Throughout his higher education, he excelled academically and […]
BY JAMES BOVARD Photograph Source: Mike Mozart – CC BY 2.0 Ten years ago this week, Edward Snowden began shocking the world with his revelations of federal surveillance crime sprees. Unfortunately, many of the media outlets that […]
BY BINOY KAMPMARK Photograph Source: Jeanne Menjoulet – CC BY 2.0 However described, the shabby treatment of Julian Assange never ceases to startle. While he continues to suffer in Belmarsh prison awaiting the torments of an interminable […]
BY EVE OTTENBERG Richard Helms in the White House Cabinet Room, March 27, 1968. Photo: White House. Just about every lousy U.S. foreign policy escapade from the 1950s to the late ‘70s traces back to the […]