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1. Contempt for Press Freedoms: U S Officials Bar Tucker Carlson from Interviewing Putin

   Tucker Carlson reports that the U.S. government prevented him from interviewing Russian President Vladimir Putin.  Carlson told the Swiss magazine Die Weltwoche that he had sought to arrange an interview with Putin, but U.S. officials blocked him. “I tried to interview Vladimir Putin, but the U.S. government prevented me from doing so. Think about [the … Continue reading "Contempt for Press Freedoms: U S Officials Bar Tucker Carlson from Interviewing Putin"

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2. As General Milley Retires, His Legacy Is Brinkmanship with Russia and China

   Gen. Mark Milley retired on Friday as the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and handed over command to Air Force chief Gen. Charles Q. Brown. In 2019, Milley took up the post after being nominated by President Donald Trump. He oversaw massive escalations in the buildup for war with China, the Ukraine proxy … Continue reading "As General Milley Retires, His Legacy Is Brinkmanship with Russia and China"

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3. The Key to Peace in Ukraine? The Other Broken NATO Promise.

   In 2007, Putin asked the world, “What happened to the assurances our western partners made after the dissolution of the Warsaw Pact? Where are those declarations today? No one even remembers them.” He then went on to remind his audience of NATO’s promise not to expand east of Germany toward Russia’s borders. In 2008, when … Continue reading "The Key to Peace in Ukraine? The Other Broken NATO Promise."

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4. Ghosts of the Past: For Israel, War on UNESCO Is an Existential Battle

   Jericho does not belong to the Palestinians alone. It belongs to the whole of humanity. For Israel, however, the recognition by UNESCO of Jericho as a “World Heritage Site in Palestine” complicates its mission of erasing Palestine, physically and figuratively, from existence. The decision was described by Israel’s foreign ministry as a “cynical” ploy by … Continue reading "Ghosts of the Past: For Israel, War on UNESCO Is an Existential Battle"

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5. Iraq Monthly Roundup: 45 Killed in September

   Twelve more were wounded.

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