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• InI 10:15 on 24th February 2018 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: ANC ( 90 ), BRICS, COSATU ( 39 ), Marikana ( 31 ), Ramaphosa ( 11 ), sacp ( 31 )   

  Cyril Ramaphosa relaunches neo-liberalism By Prof. Patrick Bond 

  23 February 2018 — Pambazuka News

  

  After Jacob Zuma’s firing, South Africa risks budget austerity and even renewed BRICS “poisoning”. 

  Cyril Ramaphosa’s soft-coup firing of Jacob Zuma from the South African presidency on 14 February 2018, after nearly nine years in power and a bitter struggle to avoid resignation, has contradictory local and geopolitical implications. Amidst general applause at seeing Zuma’s rear end in the society, immediately concerns arise about the new president’s neo-liberal, pro-corporate tendencies, and indeed his legacy of financial corruption and class war against workers given the lack of closure on the 2012 Marikana Massacre.

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• InI 12:22 on 30th April 2014 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: BRICS, NATO ( 1,475 )   

  Ukraine Crisis Accelerating the Restructuring of the World By Pierre Charasse 

  30 April 2014 — Voltaire Network

  The Ukrainian crisis has not radically changed the international situation but it has precipitated ongoing developments. Western propaganda, which has never been stronger, especially hides the reality of Western decline to the populations of NATO, but has no further effect on political reality. Inexorably, Russia and China, assisted by the other BRICS, occupy their rightful place in international relations.

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• InI 15:30 on 14th April 2014 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: BRICS, neoliberalism ( 92 ), New World Order ( 9 ), us hegemony ( 2 )   

  China and the multipolar world By Roman Pogorelov 

  8 April 2014 — New Eastern Outlook 

  There is every reason to believe that the growing confrontation between the West and Russia, which resulted in a conflict around Ukraine and Crimea, is an important milestone, marking a new stage in the struggle for the future world order. Moreover, the way the future will look, largely depends on China’s position in the international arena.

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• InI 12:16 on 1st July 2013 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Africa ( 533 ), ANC ( 90 ), BRICS, Congo ( 54 ), imperialism ( 111 ), Journal ( 48 ), Links International ( 25 ), Obama ( 1,289 ), Patrick Bond ( 18 ), Rwanda ( 27 ), South Africa ( 101 ), Uganda ( 43 ), US imperialism   

  Obama in South Africa: Washington tells Pretoria how to ‘play the game’ in Africa By Patrick Bond 

  1 July, 2013 – Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal

  US President Barack Barack Obama’s weekend trip to South Africa may have the desired effect of slowing the geopolitical realignment of Pretoria to the Brazil-India-Russia-China-South Africa (BRICS) axis. That shift to BRICS has not, however, meant deviation from the hosts’ political philosophy, best understood as “talk left, walk right” since it mixes anti-imperialist rhetoric with pro-corporate policies. Continue reading this...

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• InI 11:10 on 8th June 2013 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Afghanistan ( 835 ), BRICS, culture ( 187 ), Finland ( 8 ), gold ( 49 ), India ( 157 ), Iran ( 1,321 ), Pakistan ( 436 )   

  New at Strategic Culture Foundation 2-8 June 2013: Iran / Gold / Afghanistan-Pakistan / India-Nukes / Brics / Finland / Russia 

  8 June 2013 — Strategic Culture Foundation

  Hydropolitics Propel Balkanization

  08.06.2013 | 00:00 | Wayne MADSEN

  Wherever there are reports of melting glaciers and a future of diminished water resources, there is an increasing Balkanization of nation-states. Those who manipulate world events for maximum profit understand that it is much easier to control water resources if one is dealing with a multitude of warring and jealous mini-states than it is to deal with a regional power… Continue reading this...

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• InI 16:50 on 10th April 2013 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Arab ( 762 ), BRICS, Erdogan ( 20 ), intervention ( 299 ), interview ( 134 ), Iraq ( 1,301 ), Israel ( 3,053 ), President Assad ( 23 ), President Bashar ( 53 ), Prime Minister ( 82 ), Syria ( 1,971 ), terrorist ( 184 ), Turkey ( 358 ), TV ( 198 ), United States ( 515 ), Voltaire Network ( 27 )   

  The interview given by the President Bashar al-Assad To the turkish Ulusal TV station and Aydinlik newspaper by Bashar al-Assad 

  5 April 2013 — Voltaire Network

  Question: Mr President, you are welcome on Ulusal TV station. My first question might be a bit strange, but I need to ask it, because in the Turkish and world media there has been a lot of information published to the effect that you were killed or that you have left the country. Can you confirm that you are still alive and still in Syria?

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• InI 11:14 on 6th April 2013 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: BRICS, Bulgaria ( 30 ), capital ( 293 ), Central African Republic ( 5 ), China ( 444 ), culture ( 187 ), EU ( 527 ), Israel ( 3,053 ), Korea ( 140 ), Middle East ( 307 ), Venezuela ( 208 )   

  New at Strategic Culture Foundation 31 March – 6 April 2013: Bulgaria / South Stream / Middle East / Central African Republic / Korea / Chiina & Brics / Venezuela 

  6 April 2013 — Strategic Culture Foundation

  Bulgaria: The Phenomenon of Self-Immolation

  06.04.2013 | 00:00 | Georgy KOLAROV

  There is little more than a month left for the protest movement currently gathering momentum in Bulgaria to climax before the parliamentary elections set for 12 May take place. An outburst of public activity can also be expected the very next day… The phenomenon of self-immolation is completely new for Bulgaria. However, an epidemic of self-immolations and the glorification of its victims on the Internet played its role in the fervour of the Arab Spring in Tunisia and Egypt. As is well-known, the motive for self-destruction was included as point 158 by Gene Sharp back in 1973 – «Self-exposure to the elements (self-immolation, drowning etc.)»… – as a way to move «from a dictatorship to a democracy»… 

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• InI 11:51 on 30th March 2013 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Africa ( 533 ), Brazil ( 69 ), BRICS, China ( 444 ), City Hall ( 4 ), Climate ( 67 ), Durban ( 18 ), ICC ( 47 ), India ( 157 ), SA ( 50 )   

  BRICS from Below! 

  30 March 2013 — Groundwork – University of Kwa-Zulu Natal – South Durban Community Environmental Alliance

  Join a civil society summit during the Brazil-Russia-India-China-South Africa heads-of-state summit in Durban, March 22-27

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• InI 11:19 on 30th March 2013 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Africa ( 533 ), BRICS, China ( 444 ), culture ( 187 ), election ( 185 ), EU ( 527 ), Foreign Policy ( 33 ), Germany ( 153 ), intervention ( 299 ), MEZYAEV ( 7 ), Middle East ( 307 ), Obama ( 1,289 ), Palestine ( 492 )   

  New at Strategic Culture Foundation 24-30 March 2013 

  30 March 2013 — Strategic Culture Foundation

  BRICS: New Geopolitical Model and Russia’s Foreign Policy Priority
  30.03.2013 | 00:00 | Alexander MEZYAEV

  Another annual BRICS summit wrapped up on March 27 in South Africa… The BRICS states recognized the right of Palestine to statehood. They emphasized the resolution of the conflict in Syria should be based on the Geneva Communiqué instead of the decisions taken by the League of Arab Nations, they stressed that the African conflicts management is the priority for Africa, the leaders also pointed out that Iran has a right to use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes. It’s important BRICS supported the activities of African Union and ECOWAS in Mali, ostensibly shying away from buttressing France and some other Western states which intervened without the United Nations approval…

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• InI 11:59 on 28th March 2013 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Afghanistan ( 835 ), Arab ( 762 ), BRICS, ICH ( 316 ), Iraq ( 1,301 ), Israel ( 3,053 ), Korea ( 140 ), police ( 493 ), Syria ( 1,971 )   

  ICH 27 March 2013: ICH: “Respect Us Or Kill Us” Gitmo Prisoner 

  27 March 2013 — Information Clearing House

  N. Korea Warns : Danger of Nuclear War on Korean Peninsula

  By Korea News Service

  On Monday U.S. B-52 strategic bombers – staged a nuclear bomb dropping drill aimed at a surprise nuclear preemptive attack on the DPRK. Their flight defying our repeated warnings clearly proves that the U.S. plan for a nuclear war has entered an uncontrollable phase of practice.

  http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article34429.htm

   

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