On November 4th, General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, the leader of Sudan’s junta, agreed with the United States on the need…

Written Manlio Dinucci; originally published on GlobalResearch At the beginning of October, Italy hosted the preparatory meeting of the UN Conference…

Written by James M. Dorsey Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan may have averted for now further violence by caving in…

Written by Matthew Ehret Doesn’t Putin respect Soviet Russian accomplishments including the sacrifices made to put down Hitler? How could…

Israeli company NSO Group was put on a US blacklist by the Biden administration. This happened after it was determined…

Shanghai Bloc takes first steps towards the creation of a joint strategy to combat terrorism in Asia. Written by Lucas…

SF foreword: our team expresses its full support to Julian Assange and all those who are fighting for justice and…

Russia’s gas giant, Gazprom reportedly declined to reserve additional capacities for the transit of Russian gas through Ukraine and Poland…

Written by Dr. Binoy Kampmark It looked like something of an ambush, but a coterie of Australian journalists had their…

Originally published on ZeroHedge On Tuesday, opening statements in the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse, an18-year-old aspiring police officer accused of…

Post-Brexit UK’s legal fishing zone is subject of tensions and controversies in Europe Written by Lucas Leiroz, research fellow in…

Written by James M. Dorsey Sudan is the exception to the rule in the United Arab Emirates’ counterrevolutionary playbook. In…

Afghani media has covered the visit of the Taliban supreme leader Haibatullah Akhundzada to the southern city of Kandahar. The…

It could further decline Sudan’s relations with neighboring Ethiopia. Written by Uriel Araujo, researcher with a focus on international and…

Protests in Sudan are continuing, as protest leaders said that they would not stop until the military reverses its recent…