Government by a Single Superpower or World Democracy?

 

Government by a Single Superpower or World Democracy? Mojmir Babacek By Mojmir Babacek If democratic superpowers have a sincere interest in promoting the development of global democracy, and not just their own power, they should currently offer Russia and China, who promote a multipolar world, participation in a world where the struggle for power is halted by the creation of a democratic UN, within which NATO would also be dissolved. Read here

Symbolic Declarations: Palestinian Recognition at the UN General Assembly. Binoy Kampmark By Dr. Binoy Kampmark The antics of recognition have done nothing to halt the methodical destruction of Gaza City, nor restore regular channels of humanitarian aid. In Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu holds to the idea that Palestinian statehood must never be allowed to eventuate. Read here

Between God and the Grocery Stall: Change and Continuity in Urban India. Colin Todhunter By Colin Todhunter In a world where ‘development’ often means displacement and commodification, three visually driven projects have set out to explore community, culture and resilience in parts of urban India. As experimental efforts to capture real lives in public spaces, they attempt to show the endurance and spirit of everyday people who maintain culture and community even as modernity poses challenges.  Read here

Against Whom Should the Real War Be? By Huseyin Vodinali The most important thing that gives me hope is that the people in the West are now waking up to the situation and are taking action against the puppets of the global liberal elite. Read here

Eritrea in the Empire’s Crosshairs: Propaganda and Regime Change Operations By Ann Garrison and Elias Amare Eritrea is a key player in the West Asian/North African strategic theater, controlling a long swathe of the southwestern Red Sea. It staunchly refuses to collaborate with US/EU/NATO security architectures, leading Western propagandists to denounce it as “the North Korea of Africa.” Read here

France’s Spiraling Social, Political and Economic Crisis: Is It Time for the Sixth Republic? By Dr. F. Andrew Wolf, Jr. France is facing a social, economic and political crisis not witnessed in almost seven decades. Under the “autocratic rule” of President Emmanuel Macron, the country lies somewhere on a spectrum between “spiraling political crisis” (Financial Times), “big trouble” (Economist) and apocalyptic collapse — again. Read here

Japan Confirms Over 600,000 Citizens Killed by COVID ‘Vaccines’ By Frank Bergman Chilling news is emerging from Japan as the nation’s leading experts have uncovered explosive evidence linking skyrocketing excess deaths to Covid mRNA “vaccines.” Read here