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“The Corporate Media has Caused Death and Destruction in Syria”

Today, in Damascus, I met with Dr Bouthaina Shaaban, political and media adviser to the Syrian President, Bashar Al Assad. Dr Shaaban is a woman of immense experience in the political sphere within Syria, she is a woman who expresses herself without filters and with tremendous wisdom and visible compassion …

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EU accuses Facebook of misleading it in WhatsApp takeover probe

The European Commission has charged Facebook Inc (FB.O) with providing misleading information during its takeover of the online messaging service WhatsApp, opening the company to a possible fine of 1 percent of its turnover. However, the statement of objections sent to Facebook will not affect the EC’s approval of the …

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Russian Ambassador to Turkey: Andrei Karlov Profile

Andrei Karlov Profile Russian Ambassador to Turkey In office 12 July 2013 – 19 December 2016 President:   Vladimir Putin Preceded by:        Vladimir Ivanovsky Succeeded by:     “To Be Decided” (TBD) Russian Ambassador to North Korea In office 9 July 2001 – 20 December 2006 President: …

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I was part of the agonising rescue mission of PK-661

I reached Abbottabad at 5pm to pick up my mother from the Daewoo Express bus station. She was coming from Peshawar, where she had landed earlier in the day on the same aircraft that crashed on its way to Islamabad from Chitral. Panic struck me as I looked at the …

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Shimon Peres: Israeli War Criminal Who West Give Him Peace Prize

Shimon Peres, who passed away Wednesday aged 93 after suffering a stroke on 13 September, epitomized the disparity between Israel’s image in the West and the reality of its bloody, colonial policies in Palestine and the wider region. Peres was born in modern day Belarus in 1923, and his family …

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