Johnson has a Brexit deal based on vague promises and tax tricks

Report. Juncker called the deal ‘fair and balanced’ but others called for caution: ‘History tells us parliaments may not like the agreement.’...

A disingenuous truce and an uncomfortable ‘cohabitation’

Commentary. What will the troops sent by Damascus do, after the regime reached its own agreement with the Kurds for protection? And what will be...

[VIEW] Australia, the Indo-Pacific and China's Belt and Road Initiative

By Nick Bisley Nick Bisley The Trump administration's embrace of the Indo-Pacific strategic construct has made this notion of crucial importance to...

India is Confused; Where does It Go from Here?

At J. Nehru University, most students know about China and Russia only from the BBC, Reuters and other Western media outlets. Even those...

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Branko Grims že dlje časa po goebbelsovski metodi vztrajno ponavlja laž o tem, da vsak begunec v Sloveniji mesečno prejme 1963 evrov. Čeprav je...

Tulsi Gabbard Unites Putin Apologists, Bloodstained Modi, Genocidal Assad and the U.S. Far Right

"For too long, the U.S. has turned a blind eye to the atrocities being committed against civilians in Yemen by the Saudi-U.S. coalition…[a]...

UK cyclist’s 240km West Bank riding challenge to help Palestinians

Cycle Palestine for Medical Aid for Palestinians was the most challenging thing I’ve ever done physically, mentally and emotionally. It was a...

Exhibition shows that samurai were real people, just like us

Underneath their armor, samurai feudal warriors were just ordinary mortals with their all-too-human weaknesses and shortcomings. That was what I...

Britain's existential Brexit crisis

For the first time in nearly 40 years, the British parliament will meet on a Saturday tomorrow. At stake is what sort of country it will become...

Southeast Asia has a weight problem

KUALA LUMPUR – Starting next year, Singapore will treat packaged sugary drinks such as Coca-Cola the way that other countries treat cigarettes....

BC: A View of the Deadly World Order

BC stands for NEO’s Banned Classic. This article was originally published by our journal on 16.09.18 For some reason, this article is missing...

France is Jealous of Russia in the Central African Republic

As you must know, after the end of WWII both France and the UK were forced to let go of their colonies. However, they left behind a network of...

Cabinet members should keep their distance from Yasukuni Shrine

Seiichi Eto, a state minister in charge of Okinawa and Northern Territories affairs, and Sanae Takaichi, the internal affairs and communications...

Chinese leaders’ business affairs should be as clear as a US$15,000 crystal horse from Deutsche Bank

On Wednesday, The New York Times ran an intriguing story on its front page on how Deutsche Bank won business in China “by charming and enriching...

VAR has stolen football’s soul

VAR reared its head again in the Bundesliga, ruling out a Dortmund goal against Borussia Mönchengladbach for a neglible infringement. Video...

The Spanish constitutional settlement is in crisis

Despite two decades of deepening entrenchment on both sides of the Catalan question, Spaniards would be mistaken if they were to welcome the...

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Israeli sources: ‘Tel Aviv uses UAE to spy on Qatar, Iran and Hezbollah’

Sources in Israel have revealed that Israeli intelligence officers in the reserve army are working in private companies, some of which are linked...

The art of hyperbole: Trump's got it down pat

It's never just a deal. President Donald Trump's penchant for overselling his accomplishments has been on vivid display in recent days as he hailed...

A Microsoft genius and a digital Palestine offer hope for the future

A nation’s image is usually only as good as its achievements, so it is a sad time when the image that appears in many minds when hearing the name...

Brexit show goes on… and on, with unionist hardliners defying Johnson

When Boris Johnson took over Downing Street in July, he blustered about taking Britain out of the EU by an October 31 deadline. No ifs, no buts....

Bangladesh border guards shoot, kill Indian soldier: official

AN Indian paramilitary guard was killed and another critically wounded after they were fired upon by  Bangladeshi troops at a border river on...

Minors May Fight Deportation, Too

Rohan was born in Israel to a Filipina mother. He lived here all his life, was a student in the Israeli school system and saw himself as an Israeli...

Stop rallies

Country needs exit from Cho Kuk turmoil The largest conservative Liberty Korea Party (LKP) will organize another political rally at Gwanghwamun in...

Moving Olympic marathon is a win-win for athletes, fans

The International Olympic Committee’s plan to move Tokyo Olympic marathon and race walking events to Sapporo may have angered or dismayed people...

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Time and poverty go hand in hand: A lack of resources includes a person’s time

TRADITIONALLY, poverty has been measured in terms of income. This is because a lack of income constrains opportunity, choice and the fulfilment of...

What Next for the Bretton Woods Twins?

Red card to Kim Jong-un

Players of South and North Korea in their 2022 World Cup qualifying match at the empty Kim Il-sung Stadium in Pyongyang, Oct. 15. By Oh Young-jin...

To be guilty or not

By Kim Ji-myung Is the recent Cho Kuk chaos drawing nearer to a close with his resignation from the justice minister's position? I'm afraid not....

US troops and Mideast

By Arthur I. Cyr President Donald Trump's surprise decision to withdraw United States military forces from Syria has generated intense controversy,...

Will we choose 4 more years of this?

By Ann McFeatters WASHINGTON ― As we confront the 1,000th day of the Trump presidency, we see what it's come down to ― and you know this ― the...

The Scramble of October 2019, a New World

Two weeks into the Turkish offensive against the Kurds in Syria and everything is changing. Whatever the case, Syria is back, as the Syrian Arab...

Will Putin Put Rasputin’s Curse on NATO Shaman?

The desperate world order has ordered up a witch doctor to get Russia President Vladimir Putin. After almost three decades of failed attempts to...

Moon Jae-in's Speech at the UN General Assembly

As it was promised, we are going to take a closer look at the speech presented by South Korea’s President Moon Jae-in in front of the UN General...

BC: Italy: Artificial Financial Crisis: All About Protecting the US!

BC stands for NEO’s Banned Classic. This article was originally published by our journal on 22.06.18 For some reason, this article is missing...

Huawei Moving on Without Google?

Huawei’s flagship smartphone, the Mate 30 and Mate 30 Pro, launched without Google products being available on it due to US restrictions against...

New Zealand’s biggest commercial TV channel on the block

NEW Zealand's MediaWorks put the country's largest commercial television station up for sale on Friday after sustaining losses for years in an...

Don't Be Tempted, Gantz

Benny Gantz’s meeting on Wednesday with Chief of General Staff Aviv Kochavi was in order to receive “an update on recent regional developments...

It’s Just an Arab Problem, Right?

Sovereignty is the great fantasy of the Israeli right. They want to apply sovereignty, expand sovereignty, demonstrate sovereignty. So, after a...

Emergency economic meeting

President Moon's shift of focus should help restore corporate vigor President Moon Jae-in presided over an emergency meeting with his economic...

Has the post-American Middle East arrived?

LONDON – As protests spread across the Arab world in late 2010 and early 2011, the Obama administration struggled to decide a strategy. Torn...

Far from being ‘inhumane’, as the US ambassador claims, evicting settlers is one form of justice

The Zionist erasure of Palestinians from their landscape is no longer contested in the international arena. The dispossession of Palestinians is...