A Long Overdue Legal Initiative. Russia’s Submission to the ICJ. Charges of Genocide against Ukraine

 

BREAKING: A Long Overdue Legal Initiative. Russia’s Submission to the ICJ. Charges of Genocide against Ukraine By Stephen Karganovic The International Criminal Court (ICJ), an institution with scant juridical credibility, which was founded under the auspices of the collective West and remains effectively under its control, has agreed to consider Russia’s submission wherein the neo-Nazi Ukrainian regime is charged with committing genocide against Ukrainian citizens, present and former, perceived by the regime and/or identifying themselves as Russians. Read here

Indiscriminate Suppression: Attacking pro-Palestinian Protests After the Bondi Killings By Dr. Binoy Kampmark The Bondi Beach killings by two alleged ISIS supporters during a Hanukkah event have seen Australian lawmakers succumb to the panic of immediate results and shoddy gains. Read here

US-NATO’s “Counter-Christmas Crusade” against Syria, the Cradle of Civilization and the Holy Land By Felicity Arbuthnot There has been a searing irony to Christmas since August 1990 and the decimating embargo on Iraq. It marked the beginning of the destruction of the region where the three Abrahamic religions were born at Ur in southern Iraq, where the Garden of Eden is believed to have flourished at Al-Qurnah, translation “connection” or “joint”, since it is where the Biblical Tigris and Euphrates rivers join. Read here

The New World Order Crisis and “the Reproduction of Real Life”: Food, Water and Energy. Three Fundamental Necessities of Life in Jeopardy By Prof Michel Chossudovsky The scale and complexity of the 2020-2024 global economic and social crisis far surpasses all previous “depressions” including the 2007-2009 Recession. It was categorized as the most serious economic meltdown since the Great Depression of 1929.  Read here

Puerto Rico “INDEPENDENCIA Plan B”: Build a Productive Economy Beyond US Neoliberal Constraints By Miguel Santos García A new economic plan makes a direct case for Puerto Rican independence moving past symbolic, emotional arguments for independence that are abundant within the pro-independence faction and focuses on economic, monetary and financial mechanics. Read here

Volkswagen Factory Shutdown Symbolizes Germany’s Economic Decline By Ahmed Adel The giant of the auto industry has decided to close one of its factories in Germany for the first time in its 88-year history and plans to lay off 35,000 employees by 2030. The last car rolled off the assembly line in Dresden, and the plan is to turn the factory into an innovation campus focused on artificial intelligence, robotics, microelectronics, and chip design. Read here

Secretary of State Marc Rubio Celebrates Return of Neoliberalism in Bolivia. “Prosperity will Benefit Private Foreign Investors” By Kurt Nimmo The “prosperity” envisioned by Rubio will benefit private foreign investors. The land-locked Andean country is rich in natural resources. Bolivia has the world’s largest identified lithium reserves, primarily in the Salar de Uyuni salt flat. Rare earth mineral deposits, namely anthanum and neodymium, are located in the Cochabamba and Santa Cruz regions. Read here