The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Chuck Spinney Sends… As someone who has lived in Turkey for most of the last two years, I have watched the development of her foreign policy with great interest, not to mention a good deal of confusion It is hard to make sense out this rapidly-emerging, vibrant country of 70 million, increasingly well-educated, industrious people. …
Hot Topics AA: Europe reluctant to send more troops to Afghanistan 11/03/09 AA: Russia Is Dying To Learn Its Census Data 11/04/09 AA: Australia unlikely to send more troops 11/05/09 AA: Der Spiegel: Mossad hacked Syrian computer to uncover nuclear site 11/02/09 AA: India, Pak again resorting to blame game 11/05/09 AF: Anti-American rumors gain …
Hot Topics AA: MIDEAST: Palestinians File Lawsuits Over Gaza War 10/30/09 AA: The shadow behind US-Israeli war games 11/02/09 AL: Albania opens new offices to fight organised crime 10/30/09 DE: Thirteen injured in military base accident 11/02/09 IL: The use of radioactive uranium in Israeli military operations- An … 10/30/09 IL: Report: How Israel Bombed …
Hot Topics AA: Russia says has not supplied S-300 missiles to Iran 10/28/09 AA: Iran, Egypt cooperation creates difficult situation for Israel: Ahmadinejad 10/28/09 AA: Why India should worry about the turmoil in Pakistan 10/27/09 AF: Pentagon pressed on Afghanistan IEDs 10/29/09 AF: Afghans protest rumored desecration of Koran by US troops 10/25/09 EG: Is …
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Turkey and the Iranian Question: Implications for Regional Stability Today’s Guardian contains at report with the provocative leader, ‘Iran is our friend,’ says Turkish PM Recep Tayyip Erdogan • We have no difficulty with Ahmadinejad – Erdogan • Warning to Europe not to ignore Turkey’s strengths Perhaps it is time for America and the EU …
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Hot Topics AA: Debating the dragon-bear duet 10/13/09 AA: Iran to ‘blow up the heart of Israel’ if attacked 10/09/09 AA: EU should tell Czechs enough is enough 10/13/09 BA: Diplomats Downplay Immediate Hopes on Bosnia Talks 10/09/09 BG: Right-wingers to back GERB’s Fandukova to be mayor of Sofia 10/13/09 GE: Is Georgia Safe From …
Lack of Mid-East peace deepens water crisis By Natalia Antelava, BBC News, Berui, 13 October 2009 For the last two years Iraq, Syria, Jordan and parts of Turkey and Lebanon, have suffered from the devastating effects of the worst drought that the Middle East has experienced in decades. In addition to human suffering, the security …
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