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19 March 2023

North Korean citizens are signing up in droves to join the military. While men are mandatorily required to serve in the army for 10 years and women for 3 years, a wave of voluntary enlistment is being witnessed. According to observers, this phenomenon is occurring both in cities and in rural (…)

Joe Biden might call off war against North Korea

24 September 2021

President Donald Trump had made a commitment to President Kim Jong-un to end the war against North Korea, but he did not have time to fulfill his goal. South Korean President Moon Jea-In (pictured) has called on President Joe Biden from the podium of the UN General Assembly to make good on that (…)

Elizabeth II’s Speech

by Elizabeth II

London (United Kingdom) | 19 December 2019

My Lords and Members of the House of Commons.
My Government’s priority is to deliver the United Kingdom’s departure from the European Union on 31 January. My Ministers will bring forward legislation to ensure the United Kingdom’s exit on that date and to make the most of the opportunities that (…)

Destabilization of the Caribbean Basin

by Samuel Moncada

New York (USA) | 20 September 2019

I have the honour to write to you to denounce several dangerous actions that threaten the peace and security of Venezuela and the Latin American and Caribbean region as a whole.
In a previous communication, a letter dated 6 August 2019 (S/2019/641), the Security Council was informed of the (…)

Joint Statement: Ministerial of the U.S.-Caribbean Resilience Partnership

Miami (États-Unis) | 13 April 2019

The text of the following joint statement was issued by the governments of the United States, Antigua and Barbuda, Aruba, The Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Dominica, the Dominican Republic, Grenada, Guyana, Haiti, Jamaica, St. Kitts and Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Suriname, (…)

Everything on Bellingcat and the official inquiry into the destruction of Flight MH17

by Jürgen Cain Külbel

Berlin (Germany) | 5 April 2019

Jürgen Cain Külbel is an ex-investigator for the criminal police of the Democratic Republic of Germany. He became a journalist after the reunification of Germany. He has managed to identify the author of the reports posted on the Bellingcat site which influenced the international police team (…)

Provocation and imperial ultimatum or Kim-Trump Summit?

by Julio Yao Villalaz

Panama (Panama) | 22 May 2018

Yet again, Julio Yao, the international analyst from Panama addresses the events surrounding the announced summit between the President of North Korea, Kim Jong-un and the US President Donald Trump, a meeting that now appears to be in danger owing to unacceptable declarations issued by John (…)

Perspectives of the Kim-Trump Summit

by Julio Yao Villalaz

Panama (Panama) | 13 May 2018

Following an extended interchange of threats and insults between the Presidents of the United States and North Korea, the recent summit between the two Koreas appears to have opened the door to ending the state of war in the Korean Peninsula and even its denuclearization. The international (…)

The new British Foreign Policy

by Thierry Meyssan

Damascus (Syria) | 4 July 2016

The Western Press keeps repeating the same message – by leaving the European Union, the British have isolated themselves from the rest of the world, and will have to deal with terrible economic consequences. And yet, the fall in the Pound could be an advantage within the Commonwealth, which is a (…)

Why Does the West Hate North Korea?

by André Vltchek

Washington D. C. (États-Unis) | 14 March 2016

New sanctions, and once again, new US-ROK military exercises right next door; new intimidations and new insults. For no other reason than because the country that never attacked anyone, is still determined to defend itself against appalling military, economic and propaganda provocations. How (…)

The Ukraine: Neo-Nazi criminal state looming in the centre of Europe

by Andrey Fomin

Moscow (Russia) | 25 February 2014

On February 22, militants and terrorists of the Euromaidan Parliament executed a neo-Nazi coup using armed force, violating all norms of the Constitution, international law, and trampling European values. Washington and Brussels - who told the world that Euromaidan is a nonviolent action of the (…)

Russia proposes to link Seoul to Europe by rail

21 November 2013

During his official visit to Seoul, Russian president Vladimir Putin introduced the idea of linking South Korean capital to Europe by train. This project would involve going through North Korea.
The president proposed the creation of an intergovernmental company held by Russia (36%), (…)

Egypt: do you support a military coup d’état in Egypt?

by Thierry Meyssan

16 July 2013

Thierry Meyssan answers those of our readers who are worried by his support for the military coup d’état in Egypt. For him, the coup did not put an end to democracy, but to the confiscation of power by a putschist cult, the Muslim Brotherhood. It was therefore legitimate, and was approved by all (…)

Kristallnacht in Venezuela

by Romain Migus

Caracas (Venezuela) | 23 April 2013

The Venezuelan opposition candidate Henrique Capriles has unleashed a wave of attacks in the wake of his defeat. Each "soft" coup begins with a wave of violence. It is however uncertain whether he will be able to achieve his goal.

Anti-American Autumn Follows the Arab Spring

by Andrey Fomin

Moscow (Russia) | 30 September 2012

Beyond the manipulations underlying the film "Innocence of Muslims" and the assassination of the U.S. ambassador to Libya, the emotions and violence that have rocked North Africa and the Middle East are the direct consequences of a strategy. Washington has opened a Pandora’s box and now must (…)

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