South Korea's leader makes first China visit
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung began his first visit to China on Sunday, an effort to stabilize the countries’ relationship amid a volatile regional backdrop.
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Questions mount as US looks to interim Venezuela leader after Maduro capture
US President Donald Trump’s assertion that Washington would “run” Venezuela following the capture of the country’s leader Nicolás Maduro opened urgent questions over its future.
Jeffrey Sachs on the U.S. Attack on Venezuela: A Call to Recognize the Dangers of Lawlessness
In one of the scariest moments in modern history, we're doing our best at ScheerPost to pierce the fog of lies that conceal it but we need some help to pay our writers and staff. Please consider a tax-deductible donation. Post by Joshua Scheer In this compelling discussion on the Glenn Diesen show, Professor Jeffrey […]
How the US' brazen raid on Caracas unfolded
Washington deployed 150 aircraft in its brazen mission to extract Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife on Saturday, but planning began months earlier.
Top 5 Mistakes Bush made in Iraq that Trump is making in Venezuela
By Juan Cole for Informed Comment 1. Violation of the UN Charter and the International laws of war The Trump administration attacked Venezuela and abducted of dictator Nicolas Maduro without the slightest justification in international law. The UN Charter forbids war except under two circumstances, self-defense or the designation of a country as a danger […]
This Is How Israeli Settlers, Backed by the Military, Erased a Palestinian Village From Existence Last Week
By Majd Jawad for Mondoweiss My last visit to the village of Yanoun was about two years ago, when I reported on the only school that remained in the beleaguered hamlet in the northern occupied West Bank. Israeli settlers and the army had been continuously harassing the residents of the Palestinian village in an attempt to force […]
Maduro operation cements new Trump foreign policy doctrine
Washington’s surprise capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro crystallized a new “Donroe Doctrine” of foreign policy focused on policing the superpower’s immediate neighborhood.
Venezuelans Say They Will Continue to Resist in the Face of Trump’s Aggression
“It sounded like an earthquake, like the sky was falling down,” a journalist in Caracas said of the US strikes.
After Trump’s Venezuela Invasion, Mexico Could Be Next
Officials tell Zeteo that Trump remains ‘very interested’ in the idea of sending US Special Forces into Mexico, as the president threatens Colombia and Cuba, too.
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