NOVANEWS PATRICK COCKBURN theindependent.co.uk Syrian President Bashar al-Assad would be excluded from the transitional unity government proposed as part of a new United Nations peace plan for the country, William Hague said yesterday. Speaking a […]
TUT Pod-Broadcast July 2, 2012 by crescentandcross Internationally-known and respected journalist Pepe Escobar joins the program to discuss the escalation of tensions between Turkey/Syria tut1jul2012escobar987xyxy.mp3 Download Here THANK YOU FOR ASSISTING WITH THE COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH PRODUCING […]
NOVANEWS By Maidhc Ó Cathail According to an article yesterday in Ynet, the Israeli military fears that “global Jihad terrorists will launch attacks from Syria” if President Bashar Assad’s regime falls. The Israeli newspaper reported: […]
NOVANEWS AFP World powers on Saturday agreed a plan for a transition in Syriathat could include current regime members, but the West did not see any role for President Bashar al-Assad in a new unity government. Russia and China insisted that Syrians […]
NOVANEWS BBC Nowhere is the stress exerted on Lebanon by the Syrian crisis more apparent than in Tripoli, the country’s second city. Like Syria’s other neighbours – Turkey, Iraq and Jordan – Lebanon has absorbed […]
NOVANEWS by Eileen Fleming A Little History regarding Mairead Corrigan Maguire: In 1976, in Belfast, thousands of ordinary people throughout Northern Ireland, led by mostly women, demonstrated for an end to the killings known as “The […]
NOVANEWS By Phyllis Bennis Fifteen months on, the short Syrian spring of 2011 has long since morphed into a harsh winter of discontent. Syria is close to full-scale civil war. If the conflict escalates further, […]
NOVANEWS Information minister says Syrian forces may have mistaken Turkish jet they shot down for Israeli plane. Adds: We don’t want crisis ynet A Syrian minister is quoted as saying his country’s forces may have […]
Selected Articles Michel Chossudovsky (Editor) Global Research News and Analysis American-led imperialism has evolved from bloody bouts of episodic militarism over several decades to the present day state of permanent belligerence, with wars or war-making […]