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thestrategybridge.org
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| | | | | The United States involvement in Syria forms the crux of a global strategic crossroads. Will the U.S. continue to involve itself in the Middle East, or finally complete its pivot to the Pacific? A no-fly zone in Syria would settle that strategic question, but unleash a host of others. A no fly-zone has never been implemented under the conditions faced in Syria, against a well equipped and prepared counterpart eager to embarrass the Western nations aligned against it. Global escalation between the United ... | |
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eveningreport.nz
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| | | | | Evening Report Provides daily analysis of geopolitics, politics, business, the economy and news. Evening Report also publishes and webcasts authoritative podcasts that analyse global issues and events. | |
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philebersole.wordpress.com
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| | | | | Russia's President Vladimir Putin yesterday explained how he can retaliate against the United States for supplying Ukraine with weapons to attack the Russian homeland. The next step won't be to start a full-scale war against NATO nor to use tactical nuclear weapons, although Russia has not ruled out either one in extreme circumstances. Instead Russia... | |
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newsjunkiepost.com
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| | | [AI summary] The article discusses the recurring pattern of wars, both conventional and conceptual, driven by the capitalist system and its elite. It critiques the war on terror and the war on Covid as mechanisms for profit extraction, arguing that these wars serve corporate interests and the wealthy. The author suggests that the real necessity is a 'war on climate change,' which requires systemic changes like reducing military spending, transitioning to renewable energy, and addressing overpopulation. The piece emphasizes the need for radical measures, including challenging the capitalist system and prioritizing environmental sustainability over economic growth. | ||
