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What Was the Outcome of the Nazi Investigation into the Egypt-Palestine Border Incident

27Jun

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Egypt, ZIO-NAZI

What Was the Outcome of the Nazi Investigation into the Egypt-Palestine Border Incident

The Nazi army said that it located “several failures” in combat readiness on the border with Egypt. The Nazi army concluded its investigation into the killing of three of its soldiers by an Egyptian policeman hero near the Al-Awja border crossing with Egypt on June 3. The attack was carried out by a young Egyptian officer, Hero Mohammed Salah who had reportedly engaged with the Nazi military on several occasions, before being shot and killed himself. What Did the Nazi Army Say The Nazi army said that it located “several failures” in combat readiness on the border with Egypt. Nazi Army’s Southern Command commander Eliezer Toledano stressed the need to correct these “failures” and draw lessons from them. Nazi Army Issues New Rules: Shoot Any Suspicious Egyptian Sold...

Russia’s “Return to Africa”: “Strategic Decision” or “Post-Soviet Policy Slogan” by the Russian Establishment

26Jun

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Africa, Russia

Russia’s “Return to Africa”: “Strategic Decision” or “Post-Soviet Policy Slogan” by the Russian Establishment

By Kester Kenn Klomegah Global Research, During the Africa Day celebrations on May 25th, Russia’s Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov reiterated that Moscow took the strategic decision to ‘return to Africa’ due to the current geopolitical changes and its return has become a popular post-Soviet slogan by the Russian establishment. The second Russia-Africa summit in St. Petersburg this late July is a strategic decision by Moscow in connection with its long-term goal of regaining presence on the continent, According to Russia’s Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov: “This is not a one-time event. It is a strategic decision. It is our long-term policy and practice under the slogan of Russia’s return to Africa. Of course, after the collapse of the ...

Mischief-Making in Pretoria-Moscow-Washington Foreign and Trade Policies

10Jun

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Russia, South Africa

Mischief-Making in Pretoria-Moscow-Washington Foreign and Trade Policies

BY PATRICK BOND Photograph Source: Kremlin.ru – CC BY 4.0 Has the South African government unequivocally sided with Russia, as witnessed not just in February’s joint military exercises (alongside China) but also in allegedly selling weapons to Moscow late last year? Will the relationship prevent President Cyril Ramaphosa from having Vladimir Putin arrested at the Johannesburg summit, in late August, of the Brazil-Russia-India-China-Johannesburg bloc – as the International Criminal Court arrest warrant (for abuse of captured Ukrainian children) requires? And will any of these factors threaten the single largest component of South Africa’s export trade, the African Growth and Opportunity Act duty-free imports to the United States, worth several billion dollars last year alone...

Will Italy change its position on the Nazi entity?

28May

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Africa, Algeria, Italy, ZIO-NAZI

Will Italy change its position on the Nazi entity?

Algeria's gas vs. rightwing ideology: Will Italy change its position on Jerusalem? Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni (R) welcomes Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (L) with a ceremony at Chigi Palace in Rome, Italy on March 10, 2023. [Israeli Gov't Press Office (GPO) - Anadolu Agency] Romana Rubeo Dr Ramzy Baroud When Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu left Tel Aviv for Rome on 9 March, he was flown to Ben Gurion airport in Tel Aviv by a helicopter because anti-government protesters blocked all the roads around it. Netanyahu's visit was not met with much enthusiasm in Italy, either. A sit-in was organised by pro-Palestine activists in downtown Rome under the slogan, 'Non sei il benvenuto' – 'You Are Not Welcome'. An Italian translator, Olga ...

How the Nazi entity miscalculated its political power in Africa

28May

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Africa, ZIO-NAZI

How the Nazi entity miscalculated its political power in Africa

How Israel miscalculated its political power in Africa Photos by Shoah RAMZY BAROUD The scene of Israeli diplomat Sharon Bar-Li, along with other Israeli delegates, being escorted out of the opening ceremony of the African Union summit in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, last month was historic. The very moment that was meant to crown 20 years of Israeli diplomacy in Africa turned, in a few seconds, into a representation of Tel Aviv’s failure on the continent.Unable to fathom the breakdown of its diplomatic and political efforts, Israel responded to Bar-Li’s removal by waging a war of words against African countries, accusing them of spearheading a campaign aimed at blocking Israel’s observer status. Referring to a “small number of extremist states like South Africa and Algeria,” a spo...

Most wanted Rwandan genocide fugitive appears in court

27May

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Africa, Rwanda

Most wanted Rwandan genocide fugitive appears in court

Fulgence Kayishema, 62, was arrested in South Africa on Wednesday after being on the run for almost three decades Fulgence Kayishema, one of the last fugitives sought for their role in the 1994 Rwanda genocide, holds up a Christian book as he sits in the Cape Town Magistrate's Court in Cape Town on May 26, 2023, two days after being arrested following 22 years on the run. © RODGER BOSCH / AFP Former Rwandan police officer Fulgence Kayishema, a long-time fugitive arrested this week for his alleged role in the killing of some 2,000 Tutsis during the 1994 genocide, was arraigned before the Cape Town Magistrates’ Court on Friday. Kayishema is facing five charges in South Africa, including two counts of fraud for breaching the Immigration Act and one for violating ...

Winners and Losers in Sudan: On Proxy Wars and Superpower Rivalries in the Global South

20May

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Africa, Sudan

Winners and Losers in Sudan: On Proxy Wars and Superpower Rivalries in the Global South

BY RAMZY BAROUD Photograph Source: VOA – Public Domain The world is changing. In fact, it has been undergoing seismic change that long preceded the Russian-Ukraine war, and the recent US-Chinese tensions in the Taiwan Strait. In fact, the US debacle in Iraq and the Middle East, and the humiliating retreat from Afghanistan were only signs of the decline in US power. Leading US neoconservative strategists have once argued in “Rebuilding America’s Defenses: Strategies, Forces, and Resources For a New Century” that aggressive intervention policies were meant to keep emerging great powers, like China, out of areas designated as US geopolitical domains. They sought to “preserve and extend (US) position of global leadership (through) maintaining the preeminenc...

Breaking the Logjam in the South African Left

19May

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Africa

Breaking the Logjam in the South African Left

BY IMRAAN BUCCUS Graffiti in Johannesburg, South Africa. Photo by Hennie Stander South Africa is in serious trouble. Inequality is worse than under apartheid, unemployment is at over 40% with young people being particularly hard hit. The state has not been able to ensure a regular power supply for more than a decade, the water supply is increasingly precarious in some areas, the national airline and the Post Office have collapsed due to mismanagement, murder rates are through the roof and the educated classes are leaving the country in droves. The collapse started when Jacob Zuma, a crude populist, was elected to power in 2009 and proceeded to turn the state into an organised kleptocracy. Zuma, a socially conservative ethnic nationalist who sometimes used the langua...

Sudan Must Quickly Resolve Internal Security Issue to Avoid Collapse

25Apr

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Sudan

Sudan Must Quickly Resolve Internal Security Issue to Avoid Collapse

BY CHLOE ATKINSON Near the Khartoum International Airport. Photograph Source: Mohammed Abdelmoneim Hashim Mohammed – CC BY-SA 4.0 Sudan faces an attempted coup as its military engages in battles in Khartoum against rival paramilitary forces. The clashes have so far killed dozens of civilians and fighters. According to a Reuters report, “The fighting that broke out on Saturday between army units loyal to General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), led by General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, known as Hemedti, is the first such outbreak since both joined forces to oust president Omar Hassan al-Bashir in 2019.” The RSF and the military have been competing for power as political factions negotiate forming a transitional government after a...

Algeria’s Gas vs. Rightwing Ideology: Will Italy Change Its Position on Jerusalem?

10Apr

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Algeria, Italy, ZIO-NAZI

Algeria’s Gas vs. Rightwing Ideology: Will Italy Change Its Position on Jerusalem?

BY RAMZY BAROUD - ROMANA RUBEO Photograph Source: Blitz1980 – CC BY-SA 4.0 When Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu left Tel Aviv for Rome on March 9, he was flown to Ben Gurion airport in Tel Aviv by a helicopter because anti-government protesters blocked all the roads around it. Netanyahu’s visit was not met with much enthusiasm in Italy, either. A sit-in was organized by pro-Palestine activists in downtown Rome under the slogan, ‘Non sei il benvenuto’ – ‘You Are Not Welcome’. An Italian translator, Olga Dalia Padoa, also refused to translate his speech at a Rome synagogue, which was scheduled for March 9. Even Noemi Di Segni, President of the Union of Italian Jewish Communities, though unsurprisingly reiterating her love and support for Is...