Tulsi Gabbard on Ukraine
One of the few remaining independent minded politicians in the U.S., Tulse Gabbard with some incive comments on what’s really happening in Ukraine
One of the few remaining independent minded politicians in the U.S., Tulse Gabbard with some incive comments on what’s really happening in Ukraine
Far from conducting an all out invasion, writes Marko Marjanovic, Russia has embarked on a limited military campaign. Possibly in the hope that it might encourage mass desertions and surrender, although it remains to be seen if this actually works
Footage of columns of wrecked and abandoned military vehicles in Kherson. We cannot confirm whether they are Ukrainian or Russian but there has obviously been much heavy fighting going on
Russian weapons dubbed ‘vacuum-bombs’ are capable of vapourising human bodies and reducing cities to rubble. Will they be used in Ukraine?
We can’t think of a more deserving target, although whether or not Russia targets banks remains to be seen
Linh Dinh finds himself in a forgotten oasis in Swakopmund, in a country that is far removed from the chaotic, impoverished stereotype of Africa
While the world is distracted with events in Ukraine, a new pandemic may be in the works
Russia and Ukraine account for one third of global wheat exports. Put this together with the fact that wheat stockpiles are at a nine-year low and missile are striking ships in the Black Sea and, at the very least, we could soon see huge rises in food prices. Ice Age Farmer explains
Amir Tsarfati on why the war between Russia and Ukraine could soon get much bigger and what this means for Israel, Syria, Iran and China.
Do the Powers That Be use professional actors in promotional campaigns? For example, last year actor Sean Penn publicly advocated mandatory covid vaccinations. Now he’s in Ukraine making a documentary about the Russian invasion
This is what happens when you form alliances with others who have their own ulterior motives. In NATO’s case, the west was using Ukraine to get closer to Russia’s western border and now Ukraine is paying the price
The conflict in Ukraine could have been avoided if only the West had responded when Putin asked for an assurance that Ukraine would never join NATO. It was a simple enough request but NATO refused to even discuss it. Leaving Russia with few options