US foreign policy
Noam Chomsky About Serbia, Kosovo, Yugoslavia and NATO War 1
Noam Chomsky interviewed by Danilo Mandic
RTS Online, April 25, 2006
The role of sanctions in the destruction of Yugoslavia (excerpt)
By Richard Becker
"The one who chooses this economic, peaceful, quiet, lethal remedy will not have to resort to force. It is not such a...
Bombing of Serbia 1999 | Documentary 2016
This is a documentary film that focuses on people's lives during the bombing of Serbia in 1999. It started as a school project but...
Depressing conclusions to be drawn from the sad story of the...
What happened to Kurdish dreams of independence is a warning signal of what could happen to an Israel which relies on the world.
By Dr....
Why Are We Helping Saudi Arabia Destroy Yemen?
By Ron Paul
It’s remarkable that whenever you read an article about Yemen in the mainstream media, the central role of Saudi Arabia and the...
Israel Threatens with Wider War in the Middle East
Israel responds to defeat of Islamist rebels in Syria with threat of wider regional war
By Jean Shaoul
25 November 2017
Israel’s Defence Minister Avigdor...
A Ridiculous Hagiography of Salman by Friedman and the NY Times
Saudi Arabia’s Arab Spring, at Last
The crown prince has big plans for his society.
By THOMAS L. FRIEDMAN
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — I never thought...
The Rational Destruction of Yugoslavia
By Michael Parent
In 1999, the U.S. national security state — which has been involved throughout the world in subversion, sabotage, terrorism, torture, drug trafficking,...
The US has Committed heinous Crimes in Afghanistan: Revolutionary Association of...
By Revolutionary Association of Women of Afghanistan and Edu Montesanti
3 April 2017
15 years after the Western military intervention, little is heard about Afghanistan in...
Obama vs. Netanyahu: Ηow the US President stopped the war with...
The Obama Doctrine
The U.S. president talks through his hardest decisions about America’s role in the world.
By Jeffrey Goldberg
April 2016
Friday, August 30, 2013, the day...