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It won’t be possible to keep Russia out of UN Security Council

6 April 2022

In an interview with MSNBC’s The “ReidOut” on 5 April 2022, US Permanent Representative to the UN Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield admitted that it would not be possible to exclude Russia from the Security Council.
Since day one of the Russian intervention in Ukraine, the United States has (…)

The double standards of the Pratassevich affair

25 May 2021

US President Joe Biden and the EU heads of state and government strongly condemned the arrest of journalist Raman Pratassevich in Belarus.
The Ryanair aircraft, passing through Belarusian airspace while transporting him from Greece to Lithuania on 23 May 2021, was grounded in Minsk after a (…)

Ukrainian Army "borrows" UN logo

15 May 2014

The Ukrainian army made fraudulent use, on 13 May 2014, of a Mil Mi-24 helicopter displaying the colors of the UN to attack the federalists.
On 25 April, the Ukrainian government had slammed the arrest of eight military inspectors by Slavjansk federalists, asserting they were part of an OSCE (…)

G8: Cameron contemplates a military dictatorship in Syria

21 June 2013

According to the Times of London, British Prime Minister David Cameron suggested to his NATO partners the idea of assassinating President Bashar al-Assad and organizing a military coup in Damascus. [1]
In such a scenario, the new Syrian leader would break with the anti-Israeli resistance, (…)

"In the Interests of Israel": Why Russia will not sell the S-300 Air Defense System to Iran

by General Leonid Ivashov

Moscow (Russia) | 28 September 2010

The sanctions against Iran were the final blow to the Medvedev-Putin partnership, already on the wane for some time. The Russian President has opted for the U.S.-Israeli camp. The outright war between the two excutive heads has crystallized around the possible delivery of the surface-to-air (…)

National Security Secrecy

Morgellons Victims Across the US and Europe (Part 1)

by Hank P. Albarelli Jr., Zoe Martell

12 June 2010

Over the past ten years, more than 100 000 people in the United States and in Europe have
complained about a strange and devastating skin disease known as Morgellons. The medical
community is divided between those who dismiss it as a psychological disorder and those who
regard Morgellons (…)

Russell Tribunal on Palestine aims to hold the international community to account

by Frank Barat

1 March 2010

Today, 1 March 2010, the first session of the Russell Tribunal on Palestine (RTP) will be held in Barcelona. The RTP is a peoples’ tribunal focusing not on Israel’s obligations under international humanitarian law (IHL) such as the Fourth Geneva Convention, but on the obligations of the (…)

History Of Staged Terrorism Exposed In German Mainstream Media

23 April 2009

Bologna Central Station bombing in 1980
The conservative german Süddeutsche Zeitung on April 4 published an remarkable article within a series on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of NATO. Excerpts and summary here:
Underground Troops In Nato Countries - Guerilla For The State by Jonathan (…)

Spanish judge to hear torture case against six Bush officials

31 March 2009

Judge Baltasar Garzón
Legal moves may force Obama’s government into starting a new inquiry into abuses at Guantánamo Bay and Abu Ghraib.
by Julian Borger and Dale Fuchs The Observer
Criminal proceedings have begun in Spain against six senior officials in the Bush administration for the (…)

Interview with Count Hans-Christof von Sponeck

United Nations implications in war crimes

by Silvia Cattori , Hans von Sponeck

23 March 2007

For Hans Christof von Sponeck, the former assistant secretary-general of the
UN, the United Nations, far from garding the respect for international law
and the consolidation of peace, have themselves become a factor of
injustice. Thus, the sanctions imposed on Saddam Hussein’s Iraq caused a (…)

“The Iranian crisis is likely to explode”

by Patrick Seale

27 January 2006

The controversy about the Iranian nuclear program has been revived and many analysts have predicted that it is going to be the main international crisis in 2006. The issues involved in this crisis are simple: Iran claims its right to have full control of the uranium enrichment cycle for pacific (…)

“We should be very worried about Iran”

by John Keegan

27 January 2006

I was in favour of the war against Iraq but had my doubts, which I still have. Those who are against it have their reasons and they could even use the Machiavellian argument that Saddam Hussein was a valuable allied against Iran. And today we have realized that Iran wants to become a nuclear (…)

Axis for Peace

General Ivashov: “International terrorism does not exist”

by General Leonid Ivashov

Brussels (Belgium) | 17 January 2006

General Leonid Ivashov was the Chief of Staff of the Russian armed forces when the September 11, 2001, attacks took place. This military man, who lived the events from the inside, offers an analysis which is very different to that of his American colleagues. As he did during the Axis for Peace (…)

“Redeeming the United Nations”

by Shashi Tharoo

23 September 2005

The Heads of State and Government meet today in New York to discuss the reform of the institutions. Ambassadors work hard to give the finishing touches to the proposals for reforms. In 27 years at the service of the UN, I’ve seen many transformations. When I joined the organization, no one (…)

“Who are the men in this photo?”

by Amir Taheri

15 July 2005

Even before the results of the ballot, Mahmud Ahmadineyad was at the center of controversies regarding his past. He makes no secret of his revolutionary past. But still there are questions as to whether he was one of the hostage-holders during the occupation of the United States Embassy in (…)

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