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Russia and the Confederation of Sahel States Review Regional Security and Development Issues

(Moscow Bureau) – Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov visited Sahel region in West Africa, officially participated in the Russia-Confederation of Sahel States (Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger) forum, marking another milestone in their bilateral relations and more significantly acting Russia’s policy of deepening partnership with regional integration. It also serves as symbol of priority, addressing…
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When Hormuz Loses Its Throat

Khamenei’s funeral, Trump’s bombings, and the war the planet watches as though it were not its own “When a maritime strait becomes the world’s windpipe, every missile stops being regional and begins breathing for everyone.” The image of Ali Khamenei’s massive funeral was not merely a religious, political, or funerary scene. It was a photograph…
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As the Canadian government plan new oil pipeline projects 3,100 wildfires are recorded in the North of Canada

On July 10, federal officials provided an update on the wildfires and had recorded more than 3,100 fires across Canada. In Quebec alone, several thousand hectares of wild forest have already burned. In the Northern of Quebec it’s extremely dry, the region didn’t received enough rain during the spring. In recent weeks, several fires have…
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(Peru) Pedro Castillo: “They Orchestrated My Arrest and Immediate Removal from Office”

Former President Pedro Castillo stated on his X account that “the Peruvian state flagrantly violated his human rights and that he was subjected to arbitrary detention while serving as President of the Republic on December 7, 2022.” Castillo Terrones made these remarks following the report by the United Nations (UN) Working Group on Arbitrary Detention,…
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Extreme Heat Takes Farming to the Brink

Ever since the landmark Paris ’15 UN climate agreement, in which 195 nations agreed to cut fossil fuel CO2 emissions via NDCs by 30% to 60% by 2030, the opposite has happened. It’s now ten (10) years since Paris ’15, and according to the International Energy Agency (IEA), atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) levels have reached…
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For the Times Ahead

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NATO’s armament is a direct threat to societal well-being. S-G Rutte must know it, but continues to deceive the public.

We all pay more and more for less security and the destruction of our societal economy. Where are the millions of protesters in the streets of Europe against the NATO militarism parasite? By Jan Oberg Here is what S-G Rutte said yesterday, previewing the Ankara Summit, July 7-8: “We will announce tens of billions in…
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Despite U.S. Hybrid Warfare and Sanctions, Nicaragua’s Socialist Government is Building Infrastructure and Providing Services at Impressive Rate

Meanwhile, in the U.S., public systems are crumbling or being sold off to private corporations Upon landing in Miami, a TSA agent asked me where I had just come from. “Nicaragua,” I said. “Aren’t the people there poor?” he asked. By Ben Grosscup His inquisitiveness surprised me, but I went with it: “Yes, there is…
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A Political Whistle on the World Stage: Trump’s Red Card Moment

A Spectacle Shattered by Power Politics Only days ago, Brussels lit its skies with fireworks to mark the 250th anniversary of American independence. The choreography was precise, the rhetoric familiar: unity, shared values, an alliance cast as both durable and indispensable. Yet the spectacle dissolved almost as quickly as it appeared. A single phone call…
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Peru: UN Body Concludes That Pedro Castillo’s Detention Is Arbitrary

The United Nations (UN) Working Group on Arbitrary Detention concluded that the detention of former President Pedro Castillo Terrones is “arbitrary” and recommended his immediate release. In addition, it requested that the Peruvian government provide, within six months, information on any difficulties it might encounter in implementing the “recommendations” issued by the international body. The…