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Fearing Justice: Marco Rubio “Gets Bolshie” About the International Criminal Court (ICC). Dismantle International Justice? By Dr. Binoy Kampmark In a July 13 media note released by a spokesperson for the US State Department, something akin to a declaration of war was made against the Hague-based tribunal. Secretary of State Marco Rubio was getting bolshie about it, announcing “a sweeping campaign to dismantle the threat posed by [the court] to US sovereignty.” Read here

Israel and the United States Are Merging Their Militaries. Here’s Why. By Nuvpreet Kalra This merger would integrate the United States and Israeli occupation militarily, including “data fusion”, “network integration”, research and development, weapons and bio-manufacturing, and collaboration with AI, cyber, and quantum machine learning technologies. Read here

The Late Lindsey Graham: The Subject of a Litany of Anti-eulogies By Adeyinka Makinde Regarding Graham, the late U.S. Senator for South Carolina, the “abusive” comments voiced on social media after his demise were largely unrelated to conservative values, as they focused on his perpetual support for U.S. military intervention and his slavish devotion to Zionist interests. Read here

Privatizing Defense, Part III: One Leading PMC Survived by Adapting and Avoiding Exposure By Greg Guma The largest Private Military Contractor (PMC) during the Iraq war, DynCorp managed to remain under the radar for much of its 70 year lifespan. It had Department of Defense (DOD) contracts worth billions to provide “post-conflict police training” and other tasks around the world. Read here

NATO’s Flurry of Production Licenses for Kiev Regime – Escalation or Masked Betrayal? By Drago Bosnic The last several days have seen a flurry of the political West’s promises to grant production licenses to the Kiev regime. Framed as a “pragmatic acceleration” to ensure that NATO’s favorite puppets get more “tools of freedom and democracy” much faster, the initiative includes the United States, the United Kingdom, France and Germany. Read here

The Globalization of War: How Much Longer Will We Continue to Live on the Brink of a Nuclear War? By Mojmir Babacek Due to the unwillingness of the world’s superpowers to stop fighting for power and world domination, the world and the entire development of global civilization face the danger of being destroyed in a global nuclear war. Read here

Hostilities Between US and Iran Resumed. “The MoU is Over” Says Trump By Lucas Leiroz de Almeida During the recent NATO summit in Ankara, US President Donald Trump announced that the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding was “over” and stated that US armed forces would resume attacks on Iran to “punish” the country for alleged attacks on Western ships in the Strait of Hormuz. Read here