Trump’s Plan to Invade Venezuela and Abduct “Narcoterrorist” Maduro

 

Trump’s Plan to Invade Venezuela and Abduct “Narcoterrorist” Maduro. Kurt Nimmo By Kurt Nimmo The Trump administration, through its attorney general Pam Bondi, announced on August 7 it has doubled a reward—from $25 million to $50 million—for information leading to the arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. According to the administration, Maduro is in cahoots with drug cartels, specifically Cártel de los Soles (Cartel of the Suns). Read here

Macron Once Again Proposes EU Direct Participation in Ukraine By Lucas Leiroz de Almeida Recently, French President Emmanuel Macron resumed his campaign to send European troops to Ukraine on a possible “peacekeeping mission,” which in practice makes any fruitful dialogue to de-escalate the war impossible. Read here

What Hunger in Gaza Really Means. “Israhell”: Child Murder, Destruction and Despair. Marc Vandepitte By Marc Vandepitte According to the World Food Programme (WFP), the two million people in Gaza require 62,000 tons of food each month. Yet, from March to July, Israel allowed an average of only 20,000 tons, which is barely 32 percent of what is needed. For months, no food was permitted into the northern half of Gaza at all. Read here

Venezuela: A Fentanyl Diversion for Coup. The Battle for Oil. U.S. Troops Stand Ready: Helena Glass By Helena Glass As President Trump attempts to sway Zelenskyy and the European leaders on a Peace Deal, he is sending war troops to Venezuela. As a result, 1.4 million militia military have been ordered to stand ready. Read here

After Alaska – A Fractious Old World Order? By Dr. F. Andrew Wolf, Jr. The dialogue at the gathering in Alaska has the potential to be a ‘watershed’ moment, as it demonstrates something of great importance: Russia can no longer be subject to exclusion from the international system – the global conversation. Read here

Narendra Modi vs. Donald Trump. An India-US Relationship of Illusions and Divergences: American Weapons to India, Trade Disputes, Relations with China By Prof. Engr. Zamir Ahmed Awan Trump removed India from the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) in 2019, citing unfair practices. Washington demanded greater access for American agricultural goods, medical devices, and technology firms. India stonewalled. Despite Trump’s repeated attempts to negotiate a trade deal, none was achieved. Read here

Rethinking the Ukraine Conflict: The Case for Russia’s Unconditional Victory to Ensure Lasting Peace. Ruel F. Pepa By Prof. Ruel F. Pepa Official narratives emphasize diplomacy, sovereignty, and the defense of democratic values. However, a deeper analysis suggests that the situation is far more complex, and the conventional approaches may be inadequate or even counterproductive. Read here