Despite Pro-Cannibal Voting in the UN, Syria Is Resisting
On May 15, the UN General Assembly approved Qatar’s initiative for a new anti-Syrian resolution, as it did in August 2012. It addresses actions by the armed forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad and expresses support for the coalition of opposition forces. On this occasion, however, the resolution was supported by 107 countries, with 12 [...]
Continue reading...21. May 2013
Assad talks, Russia walks
By Pepe ESCOBAR (Brasil)
So Bashar al-Assad has spoken – exclusively, to Argentine daily El Clarin (there’s a huge Syrian diaspora in Argentina, as well as in neighboring Brazil). Full transcript of his interview in available on SANA agency web-site -OR. Cutting through the fog of Western hysteria, he made some valuable points. The record shows that, yes, the [...]
Continue reading...21. May 2013
Graham Fuller, Uncle Ruslan, the CIA and the Boston Bombings
By F. William ENGDAHL (Germany)
One of the many unexplained (at least not officially) anomalies of the persons claimed to have carried out the Boston Marathon bombings is the presence of key CIA figure in the direct family of the accused brothers. Ruslan Tsarnaev, the outspoken uncle of the brothers was married to Samantha A. Fuller until 2004. Samantha’s father [...]
Continue reading...20. May 2013
CIA Troublemaking in Caucasus
By Wayne MADSEN (USA)
It is clear that Russia’s arrest and expulsion of two CIA agents who were trying to recruit members of the Russian intelligence service fighting against Salafist separatists in the Caucasus is part of a Russian mopping-up operation directed at the CIA’s decades-long covert support for terrorists operating in the Northern and Southern Caucasus. Russia’s Federal [...]
Continue reading...16. May 2013
Globalist Blitzkrieg Signals Largest Geopolitical Reordering Since WW2
By Toni CARTALUCCI
Beginning in North Africa, now unfolding in the Middle East and Iran, and soon to spread to Eastern Europe and Asia, the globalist fueled color revolutions are attempting to profoundly transform entire regions of the planet in one sweeping move. It is an ambitious gambit, perhaps even one born of desperation, with the globalists’ depravity [...]
Continue reading...14. May 2013
Kurdish Card Played by Washington
By Olga ZHIGALINA (Russia)
Saudi Arabia and the other Persian Gulf monarchies have an interest in the project to establish a “Greater Kurdistan,” which is an important part of America’s “Greater Middle East” doctrine. These monarchies want Iraq, Syria, Iran and Turkey to be quickly dismembered. This is not the first time Washington has tried playing the “Kurdish card” [...]
Continue reading...13. May 2013
The U.S. Dream Crashes in Central Asia
By Atul BHARDWAJ (India)
On 03 May, a U.S. Air Force KC-135 tanker plane crashed in northern Kyrgyzstan. All the three aircrew onboard were killed. Earlier on April 27, four U.S. airmen had died when MC-12 surveillance and reconnaissance plane crashed in southern Afghanistan. On 30 April, another tragedy struck when a Boeing 747 cargo plane crashed just after [...]
Continue reading...8. May 2013
War in the East: How Khalkhin-Gol changed the course of WWII
By Rakesh KRISNAN SIMHA (India)
In 1939 an unknown general named Georgy Zhukov trounced Japan at the Battle of Khalkhin-Gol in the Mongolian steppes, changing the trajectory of Japanese expansionism towards Pearl Harbour and Europe’s Asian colonies. The reasons for the spectacular Russian victories in Europe during WW II can be traced to a little-known but significant battle that took [...]
Continue reading...7. May 2013
World War II in Europe – Timeline
By Walter DUBLANICA (USA)
The biggest ground war in human history took place in Europe from September, 1939 to May, 1945. The WWII timeline presented today by ORIENTAL REVIEW is the cortesy contribution by the American military historian Walter DuBlanica. SEPTEMBER ,1939 to MAY,1940 Germany attacked Poland on September 1, 1939. A few days later Britain and France declare [...]
Continue reading...7. May 2013
Terror Acts in US: Who Gains? (II)
By Olga SHEDROVA (Russia)
Part I Friendly fire to scare foes Anton Chekhov, a great Russian writer, has once said «If in Act I you have a pistol hanging on the wall, then it must fire in the last act». If a country, like the United States churns out a number of contingency laws, then one day a contingency [...]
Continue reading...6. May 2013
Russia – Japan: Shifting Agenda
By Konstantin PENZEV (Russia)
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe arrived in Moscow on April 28 for a three-day visit, during which he met with President Vladimir Putin. He planted a cherry tree at the Russian Academy of Sciences’ gardenyard and listened to some drumming. Other outcomes of the summit meeting included signatures on documents about economic, cultural and foreign [...]
Continue reading...6. May 2013
Terror Acts in US: Who Gains? (I)
By Olga SHEDROVA (Russia)
If the terrorist acts had not taken place, they should have been invented. Since a long time the weakening of US global clout has been an issue in focus. The Global Trends 2025: A Transformed World report says the US economic and military leadership is going to become a thing of the past pretty soon. [...]
Continue reading...6. May 2013
NATO and its Future in Post-Cold War Scenario
By Salman RAFI SHEIKH (Pakistan)
The Idea of NATO was somehow a byproduct of Cold War power tussle between USA and USSR. It was not only a means of maintaining balance of power in Europe vis-à-vis USSR’s superiority in conventional arms and fighting force, but it also meant to integrate the US with Europe as well. With the end of [...]
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17. May 2013
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