Iraq
500.000 People Flee Mosul, ISIS Pushed to Syria
Up to 500,000 People Fled Mosul Since Beginning of Military Operation
Up to 500,000 people have fled the northern Iraqi city of Mosul since the government troops launched...
Torture in Iraq and Trump’s National Security Advisor
Arnaldo Claudio on National Security Advisor Gen. H.R. McMaster’s human rights violations of Iraqis in 2005
Arnaldo Claudio, a retired senior US Military Police officer,...
The Hijacking of France (from Donald Trump to Marine Le Pen)
By Dimitris Konstantakopoulos (*)
“I am the last President of France. All the next presidents will be accountants,” François Mitterrand once said.
But he would not...
US war crimes
US accused of war crimes in air strikes on Iraqi city of Mosul
By Bill Van Auken
Amnesty International issued a report Tuesday charging the...
The West condemned Russia’s bombs – now coalition attacks are killing...
The leaders who denounced Putin for deadly airstrikes in Syria are not speaking out over the siege of the Iraqi city
America and the...
Peace or War? Sanders on Israel, Palestinians and the Middle East
READ IN FULL: Bernie Sanders' Speech on Israel, Trump and anti-Semitism at J Street Conference Bernie Sanders' full speech to the J Street 2017...
Towards new wars in the Middle East?
I hope against hope that the rumors are wrong and that President Donald Trump will not open the State Department door to the neocons....
Τragedies in Aleppo and tragedies in Mosul – but who is...
After having left Syria, Bartlett took part in a press conference organized by the Syrian mission to the United Nations. After giving a brief statement about what she has observed in Syria and how she is aware firsthand of the Western media’s deception in terms of coverage of the crisis, she was questioned by a Norwegian journalist, Christopher Rothenberg, who challenged her claims that the Western media was lying.
US-backed Iraqi Offensive fails in Mosul
54,000 Iraqi troops and 5,000 US servicemen supported by 90 warplanes and 150 heavy artillery pieces - were invested in the Mosul campaign when it was launched in October. They proved unable to beat 9,000 jihadists. Aware of the crisis on the Mosul front, the Pentagon has drawn up plans for sending out US reinforcements in the hope of turning the tide of the stalled battle.
Trump Selects Retired Marine Gen.”Mad-Dog” Mattis for Secretary of Defense
President-elect Donald Trump has chosen retired Marine Gen. James N. Mattis to be secretary of defense, according to people familiar with the decision, nominating a former senior military officer who led operations across the Middle East to run the Pentagon less than four years after he hung up his uniform.