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How War Criminal Elliott Abrams Orchestrated the 2007 Hamas-Fateh Palestinian Civil War
How War Criminal Elliott Abrams Orchestrated the 2007 Hamas-Fateh Palestinian Civil War On March 30, 1976, thousands of Palestinians demonstrated against the Israeli government’s confiscation of 21,000 dunams (5,189 acres of Palestinian lands). The occupying country responded to the protest by killing six young Palestinians. RELATED: Emboldened By Trump's Move on Golan, Netanyahu To Annex West Bank If Re-elected: Report Since then, Palestinians all over the world commemorate March 30 as Land Day.
'Impossible': Ecuador's Electoral Missions Address Baseless Fraud Claims
Just few hours into the tight first round of Ecuador’s presidential race between left-wing candidate Lenin Moreno and his right-wing opponent Guillermo Lasso, the conservative opposition began to promote the unsubstantiated claim that the elections authorities in the country were committing fraud in favor of the ruling party PAIS Alliance and its wheelchair-bound candidate.
Afro-Ecuadoreans Fight for More Gains Amid Upcoming Elections
As Ecuador prepares for its presidential and parliamentary elections, the Afro-Ecuadorean community braces for the challenges ahead while recognizing the gains that have been made by outgoing President Rafael Correa and his Alianza Pais party, Afro-Ecuadorean lawmaker Alexandra Ocles told teleSUR in a recent interview.
History Repeats Itself: Uncertian 2017 for Kurds and Turkey
Turkey has been rocked by devastating events and developments in both domestic and foreign affairs in 2016 that are most likely to have a lasting impact on the country for years to come, shaping the Turkish-Kurdish conflict as well as the conflict in neighboring Syria. Following a failed coup in July that captured the attention of the world, Turkey’s government has worked to eliminate the country's democratic system, once hailed as a model for the Middle East and the so-called Muslim world.
5 Reasons Why the EU-Turkey Refugee Deal Must Be Stopped
As the EU-Turkey refugee deal kicks into motion and Greece begins mass deportations Monday, we look at five reasons why the deal is a travesty for justice and human rights. Greece began shipping migrants from the island of Lesbos to Turkey on Monday under a controversial European Union deal aimed at stopping the flow of migrants and refugees into Europe.
One Year Later: West-Backed Saudi Coalition Has Destroyed Yemen
As Yemenis mark Saturday as one year since the Saudi Arabia-led operation in Yemen was launched, observers see no end in the near future to the bloody conflict that has inflicted human and structural damage on the country, has given rise to extremism, and, according to the United Nations, has resulted in war crimes Last year on March 26, Saudi Arabia along with 10 of its regional allies, and with the blessing of the United States, kicked off a major, indefinite operation in Yemen in a bid to...
5 Years on, Has the West Learned Anything from Libyan Disaster?
Five years after the NATO-led Western intervention in Libya and the ousting of the country’s leader Muammar Gadhafi, the refugee situation in Europe has become one of the most troubling consequences of the 2011 turmoil. Yet in order to solve the crisis, Europe continues to implement faulty policies that have proven both unsustainable and unethical.
How Hillary Clinton Lied Her Way to War in Libya
How Hillary Clinton Lied Her Way to War in Libya 0 + Declassified emails released in January and February reveal that Hillary Clinton was one of the main instruments in spreading chaos and extremism in Libya when the U.S. secretary of state personally pushed for the ousting of late Libyan leader Muammar Gadhafi. Clinton’s emails reveal that she and her staff were aware that civilians they claimed to be protecting were not actually in danger from government forces.
How Hillary Clinton Lied Her Way to War in Libya
Declassified emails released in January and February reveal that Hillary Clinton was one of the main instruments in spreading chaos and extremism in Libya when the U.S. secretary of state personally pushed for the ousting of late Libyan leader Muammar Gadhafi. Clinton’s emails reveal that she and her staff were aware that civilians they claimed to be protecting were not actually in danger from government forces.
US Republican Candidates on Middle East: Bush Era on Steroids
In less than 10 months, the world will have a new U.S. president and so far the presidential candidates, whether Republican or Democratic ones, seem to have either a more extreme approach toward the so-called war on terror, “Islamic extremism,” and U.S. policy in the Middle East, or an uninformed and superficial one. It has been almost 15 years since former President George W.
Tunisia Remebers Revolution Hero Bouazizi amid Uncertain Future
Tunisian marked Thursday the five-year anniversary of their uprising when Mohamed Bouazizi, a 26-year-old street vendor, set himself on fire at the local municipality building in his hometown of Sidi Bouzid, kicking off months-long of protests that ousted longtime dictator President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali. The country is still in the process of democratization and battling religious extremism, while extremist groups have been on the rise in the region in countries like Syria, Libya and Yemen.
G-20 Summit in Turkey: Erdogan Hopes to Fix Image amid Crisis
The G-20 summit will kick off this weekend in Turkey as world leaders gather in the country's southern Mediterranean resort city Antalya to discuss global economy, growth and international trade.
Why Turkey's Ruling Party Wants Elections Twice in a Year
Turkey is going to polls for the second time this year in what many see as an attempt by the ruling Justice and Development Party, known as the AKP, to secure enough seats in parliament to change the constitution and fulfill the wish of its founder and Turkey’s current president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, to transform the Turkish state into a presidential system.
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