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September 17, 2012 (TSR) - Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi on Monday met with a delegation of Syria's National Coordination Body for Democratic Change headed by General Coordinator Hasan Abdul-Azim. Yang...

by F. William Engdahl, Economist, Author and Freelance Journalist Publisher's Note: The assassination of the most respected Sufi religious leader in Dagestan, Russia’s volatile Caucasus, comes as Salafist jihadists in...

by John W. Farley September 13, 2012 (TSR) - In the September 17 issue of The New Yorker, David Makovsky has a piece entitled The Silent Strike: How Israel bombed a...

by Wayne Madsen September 13, 2012 (TSR) - The Central Intelligence Agency cobbled together the forerunner of the present Muslim jihadist terrorist network in the late 1970s to battle Soviet...

September 13, 2012 (TSR) - Vladimir Putin answered a journalist’s question concerning the events at the US Consulate in Benghazi. * * * QUESTION: Yesterday, the US ambassador to Libya was...

by Lady Michelle-Jennifer Santos, Founder & Publisher Publisher's Note: We will give you updates on this when we hear more from our own contacts. To the Warmongering Zionist, Globalists and...

by George Soros Publisher's Note: I would like to reiterate what I wrote earlier to all our readers, this post is another one of those that I strongly feel everyone...

September 10, 2012 (TSR) - Hillary Clinton threatens the US and “like-minded states” might pursue regime change in Syria in circumvention of the UN if the new resolution on...

April 9, 2012 (TSR) - In December Egyptian prosecutors and police raided 17 offices of 10 groups identifying themselves as “pro-democracy” NGOs, including four US-based agencies. Forty-three people, including 16...

September 5, 2012 (TSR) - President Mohamed Morsi has appointed ten new governors for the governorates of Cairo, Alexandria, North Sinai, Red Sea, Suez, El-Menya, Assyot, Sohag, Kafr El-Sheikh...

In a few moves, Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi has not only managed to tip the balance of power in Egypt and in the Middle East, but also farther afield. His budding partnership with China, as this author argues, could help Morsi shift his foreign policy axis away from the U.S. and the West, while providing China with the opportunity to make inroads into the oil-rich Middle East thereby countering the pressure and stranglehold she is facing from the United States on her own turf. A sticking point between Egypt and China may, however, turn out to be Syria.

by Kevin Carson August 30, 2012 (TSR) - One might wonder, reading the American “national security” community’s pronouncements, if they refer to the same world we live in. Things make...