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Assenge betrayal: You have the right to always remain silent
Apr 15, 2019 11:12The arrest of Australian journalist Julian Assange and his handing over to the British authorities by the Ecuadorian embassy in London in violation of the 7-year long asylum, was an act of revenge by the US government that strikes at the heart of journalism, says Brazilian investigative journalist Pepe Escobar in his article for Asia Times, titled: “Assenge betrayal: You have the right to always remain silent”.
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Attar's teachings for the wandering human (1)
Apr 14, 2019 11:58The 25th of Farvardin, corresponding with April 14, is the day of commemoration of the acclaimed Iranian poet, Attar Neishabouri. We will touch upon his life and times and world outlook in two episodes.
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The media’s 7 years of lies about Julian Assange won’t stop now
Apr 14, 2019 11:57In yet another case of hypocrisy regarding free speech and free flow of information, the US and Britain, conspired with Ecuador’s President Lenin Moreno, to force Australian asylum seeker, Julian Assange, founder of WikiLeaks, out of the Ecuadorian embassy in London straight into the arms of the waiting policemen to be arrested on alleged charge of absconding from bail.
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Nasrollah warns of retaliation towards US state terrorism
Apr 14, 2019 11:44Seyyed Hassan Nasrollah, Secretary-General of Lebanon’s legendary anti-terrorist movement, the Hezbollah last Wednesday warned that the illegal US sanctions and measures against the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Resistance Front in the region “will not remain without a response,” as he dismissed reports about possible sanctions against Speaker of the Lebanese Parliament, Nabih Berri, and other Hezbollah allies as “mere intimidation.”
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Reactions to US's blacklisting of IRGC
Apr 14, 2019 04:44US president Donald Trump declaration of Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) as terrorist triggered worldwide reactions. In the 40-year life of the Islamic Republic of Iran, the US regime has spared no hostile action against people and revolution of Iran with the illusion of overthrowing the system.
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Outdated NATO, an obsolete tool of the fading US empire
Apr 13, 2019 16:53American designs to militarize the world through instruments which are no longer of any use, are bound to fail. In this regard, Kayhan International has published a Viewpoint Column, titled: “Outdated NATO, An Obsolete Tool of the Fading US Empire”.
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Israel admits role in installing Sisi’s dictatorship in Egypt
Apr 13, 2019 16:39The regime of Abdul-Fattah as-Sisi, widely considered a military dictatorship despite a pale sheen of democracy, has forged increasingly close ties with the illegal Zionist regime ever since he came to power in the 2013 coup, says Chile-based American investigative journalist Whitney Webb in her article for MintPress, titled: “Israel Admits Role in Installing Sisi’s Dictatorship in Egypt”.
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Libya being torn to shreds by ex-CIA asset turned warlord
Apr 13, 2019 16:33Libya is again being embroiled in a crisis as the various armed groups battle for control of the divided country which the US and West European powers have destabilized and virtually destroyed in their greed for its oil wealth.
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US tried to coax Iranian expat into sabotaging Iran’s power grid
Apr 13, 2019 04:27An Iranian-American engineer was reportedly approached by the US State Department with an offer of cash for sabotage of Iran’s power grid, says journalist Sharmine Narwani in her article, titled: “US Tried to Coax Iranian Expat into Sabotaging Iran’s Power Grid”.
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NATO at 70: An unlawful organization with serious psychological problems
Apr 13, 2019 04:21North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) has long lost its raison d’etre, since there is no Warsaw Pact or any Soviet Union to pose a menace against the bellicose alliance. Danish scientist, Jan Oberg, has dealt with the issue in an article titled, "NATO at 70: An Unlawful Organization with Serious Psychological Problems".