US Elections After-Effect: What to Expect?
Nov. 3 Philadelphia Interview with PressTV Following US Presidential Elections. I am on from 6h:17m
Joshua Tartakovsky
Can the Belarussian scene unfold in the streets of America?
Belarus has a primitive system that is easy to mock, but it is the laugh of irony when and if a disputed vote will unfold in the United States.
Inside Israel: No Budget Hits Students Hard
Israel’s lack of a budget is inevitably having a toll. Israeli children in schools are paying the price.
A Call to Action to American Brothers and Sisters in Arms
The current scenario is akin to the Great Depression. Possibly worse due to the ecological collapse. We can become the Greatest Generation if we realize we’re all in this together.
Russia is Taking a Side in Favour of Fascism in the United States
Vladimir Goldstein plays an active part in the pro-Trump campaign oblivious to the suffering caused to POC. A leading fascist I met in Belgrade point to the direction of Moscow as a source for their funding.
The Elusive Quest for a Kurdish State
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“Israeli Settlers Make a Living Out of Our Suffering,” Says Palestinian Activist
Ein al-Hilweh, north of the Jordan Valley, is an empty area, where peasants would come for water. It is forbidden for sheep and people to enter the area now by orders of the Israeli Army.
Serbia Needs a Revolutionary Cadre, Give it any name you like.
Serbia is turning against the government after a series of alleged election frauds, holding elections despite an outbreak of coronavirus, and the announcement of a new lock down.
Sergei Khrushchev: A Eulogy from His Close Student
Sergey Khrushchev, son of former USSR premier, Nikita Khrushchev, who relocated to the United States after the USSR collapsed and became a professor of international relations at Brown University, died several days ago at the age of 84. Mr. Khrushchev died from a gunshot to his head. The RI police ruled out foul play.
The Last Days of a Free Serbia?
Although it may not seem this way, Serbia is in fact in a far more fragile condition than visitors may imagine.