NOVANEWS By Adam Payne Business Insider shoah.org.uk Britain could be sued for up to millions of pounds if Brexit negotiators begin discussing trade deals with other countries before the country formally leaves the European Union. […]
NOVANEWS By Patrick Martin World Socialist Web Site The most important issue in the US presidential election is the one neither of the two main capitalist candidates, Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump, […]
NVANEWS Award-Winning Filmmaker Shunned for Exposing the Truth By Sputnik The fate of Frieder Wagner is a peculiar example of what happens when you stand up to the establishment’s injustice. A notable director who won the prestigious German […]
NOVANEWS Former Dutch Prime Minister Dries Van Agt Thousands of people have staged a demonstration in The Hague in protest at an official visit by Nazi Prime Minister Benjamin Naziyahu to the Netherlands, saying he […]
NOVANEWS By Jim W. Dean Fake Syrian passports became a land office business in Turkey by Uri Avnery Uri went way overboard on this one [ Editor’s note: Uri is showing his being lost in […]
NOVANEWS Adelina Marini The “Balkan spy” Affair Pours Fuel to Fire between Serbia and Croatia Serbia’s Lack of Position Calms the Region Down The European Union is gradually coming out of its summer vacation and […]
NOVANEWS Ashley Smith and the ISO By Rick Sterling At the recent annual convention of Veterans for Peace, VFP Vice President Jerry Condon said: “The US peace movement has been demobilized by disinformation on Syria.” […]
NOVANEWS EU Lies to Moscow: Official Reveals Sanctions Not Related to Ukraine Peace Deal By Sputnik Global Research Jan Tombinski, the European Union’s outgoing ambassador to Ukraine, has revealed that the EU’s sanctions against […]
NOVANEWS The Financial Times Narrative By Prof. James Petras Global Research The Financial Times editorial page carries a logo that proclaims: “Without fear and without favour”. Indeed the editors have shown no fear when […]
NOVANEWS By The Saker The Unz Review Region: Russia and FSU It has been a quarter of a century now since the fall of the Soviet Union and yet the memory of the Soviet […]