NOVANEWS By Andrew Korybko Global Research A faux pas, especially when committed in the realm of international diplomacy and erroneously implying that a country’s new partner supports terrorism, usually has the effect of weakening bilateral relations […]
NOVANEWS By Vanessa Beeley 21st Century Wire A 30-year-old volunteer fireman who joined the Gilets Jaunes protests in Bordeaux, France on the 12th January 2019, is in a coma after being shot in the back of the […]
NOVANEWS By Jón Karl Stefánsson Countercurrents Since 2015 Venezuela has endured gruesome economic hardships. Inflation rates have spiraled out of control, and the public is facing a recession that is tearing the country apart. Now, Venezuelans […]
NOVANEWS By RT News Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro called on the people in the US to deter the Trump administration from putting boots on the ground in Venezuela, warning that any intervention would backfire leading to new […]
NOVANEWS By Jacob G. Hornberger The Future of Freedom Foundation Lest anyone be tempted to believe that President Trump and other U.S. interventionists are intervening in Venezuela because of some purported concern for the Venezuelan people, […]
NOVANEWS Do we think people who armed death squads and started wars really want to “bring democracy” to Venezuela? By Peter Certo OtherWords For some months now, Venezuela’s socialist government has lurched through a series of […]
NOVANEWS Ajit Pai’s repeal of basic Internet protections on shaky legal ground as Internet activists continue to fight in Congress and at the state level By Fight for the Future Tomorrow, net neutrality will get it’s […]
NOVANEWS By Nauman Sadiq Global Research Historically, from the massacres in Bangladesh in 1971 to the training and arming of Afghan jihadists during the Soviet-Afghan war throughout the 1980s and ‘90s, and then mounting ill-conceived […]
NOVANEWS By Manlio Dinucci Global Research The announcement by President Trump, which recognises Juan Guaidó as the “legitimate President” of Venezuela, was prepared in an underground control room within the Congress and the White House. This was […]
NOVANEWS By Joyce Nelson Global Research On January 26, Canadians learned the extent to which Canada’s “quiet diplomacy” had helped Venezuela’s Juan Guaido emerge to declare himself interim president on Jan. 23, in defiance of the elected president Nicolas […]