Tag: Foreign Policy
Venezuela’s President Says Country Ready To Export Fuel To US & Europe
Maduro’s offer to help stabilise the global energy market may be overlooked, given the West’s sabotaging of all relations with global energy providers.
Ukraine PM Requests More Weapons From EU In Exchange for Gas Supplies
Ukraine’s Prime Minister, Denys Shmyhal has requested more weapons from the EU, suggesting Ukraine could help alleviate the EU’s energy crisis.
The Rhetoric and Reality of NATO Integration in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Although the West’s condemnation of possible secession in BiH is taking spotlight, the divisive nature of further NATO integration in the country should not escape scrutiny.
US Pledges $3 Billion In Extra Military Aid To Ukraine
The raiding of public funds to line the pockets of arms firms providing weapons to Ukraine, can only sustain Ukraine’s unwinnable war and horrendous losses.
Israel Missile Strikes Hit Damascus, Killing Three and Injuring Seven
Israel’s missile strikes again hit Damascus, and spell a test of the alliances between Russia, Iran and Syria, in the face of increased Israeli aggression.
UK Set To Deploy 8000 Troops To Europe For NATO Joint Drills
It will be one of the UK’s largest deployments to Europe since the cold war, with the US and other western European nations also stepping up military drills and support to Ukraine.
UK Minister Supports Idea of Ukraine Using British Weapons to Strike Within Russian Territory
The Kremlin has warned against the flow of Western arms into Ukraine, and retaliation should such attacks materialise.
Migrant Crisis: EU’s Own Belligerence and Hypocrisy To Blame
The EU must reflect on its use of clout and rhetoric in arriving at this point, to avoid future crises.
Breaking The Chain: Activists Refocus Crosshairs On Local Arms Manufacturer
As campaigners refine their methods of exposing violations of international law by the government and military tech firms, so too does the state in its means of denial.