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‘New’ Libya to be ruled by Islamic law, polygamy permitted
Islamic sharia law will prevail in liberated Libya and any existing laws that contradict it will be abolished, National Transitional Council leader Mustafa Abdel Jalil said on Monday. Continue reading
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New at Strategic Culture Foundation 1-21 October 2011: Pakistan / UK / Russia-China / India
22 October 2011 — Strategic Culture Foundation Can the US “contain” Pakistan? 21.10.2011 | 00:00 | Melkulangara BHADRAKUMAR …The US’s expectation would be that the kaleidoscope of US’s ties with Pakistan can always be tilted once the Washington-Kabul strategic agreement and the NATO summit in Chicago in May go through, irrevocably establishing the western military Continue reading
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New a Strategic Culture Foundation 7-15 July 2011: Afghanistan / Syria / India / USA / Tunisia /
16 July 2011 — Strategic Culture Foundation The Wali Karzai Assassination and Its Consequences 15.07.2011 | 12:00 | Najmuddin A. SHAIKH What is not contested is that Ahmad Wali’s untimely death will add another layer of high uncertainty to the political and administrative turbulence that now prevails in Afghanistan. Ahmad Wali was indisputably, from the Continue reading
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NATO’s “Alternate Universe” in Libya By Wayne Madsen
The Pentagon and its NATO partners are engaged in one of the most obvious and intensive propaganda ploys in their military operations against Libya since the days leading up to the ‘Coalition of the Willing’ attack on Iraq. Suggestions that the government of Muammar Qaddafi is on its last legs and that life in Tripoli… Continue reading
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M.K.Bhadrakumar (India) – Caveats in the Yemeni narrative
The Arab Spring has finally become beastly, marching stealthily and devouring a third dictator in the Middle East when it all but seemed that the region was lapsing back to its bad old ways of autocratic rule. Continue reading
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NATO airstrikes kill 19 civilians in Tripoli – Libyan TV
NATO airstrikes on Libyan capital, Tripoli, killed at least 19 civilians over the past 24 hours, the Libyan state television reported. Continue reading
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Alexander MEZYAEV – Assassinations of Country Leaders and the International Law: Precedent To Be Set in Libya?
The NATO aggression against Libya makes the world re-examine a number of themes from the realm of the international law, especially in the light of the obviously existing plan to kill the country’s defiant leader M. Gadhafi. Gadhafi’s residences are permanently targeted by NATO air raids one of which left his family members – son… Continue reading
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Media newslinks on Libya 20-21 March 2011
21 March 2011 — creative-i.info 21 March 2011 RT: Congress angered by Obama’s war in Libya Global Research: Bombing does not: “Protect Innocent People”: The War on Libya Blatantly Violates International Law Mathaba.net: The Libyan war: Unconstitutional and illegitimate Global Research: Libya and the Hypocrisy of US Foreign Policy BBC: China criticises strikes on Libya Continue reading
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At least 14 dead on bombed east Libya road: Reuters witness
A Reuters correspondent saw a total of at least 14 dead on Sunday around the bombed out military vehicles of forces loyal to Muammar Gaddafi on an east Libya road after Western strikes. Continue reading
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New at Strategic Culture Foundation 7-11 March 2011: Macedonia / Libya / START / South-East Asia / Yemen
12 March 2011 — Strategic Culture Foundation Will Macedonia become the third Albanian state in the Balkans? 11.03.2011 | 10:00 | YAMBAEV Mikhail The former Macedonian Foreign Minister Slobodan Chashule says there is only one reason for Albanians to be interested in Macedonia’s entry into NATO: “Their strategy is not Macedonia’s territorial secession. They simply Continue reading
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New at Strategic Culture Foundation 26 February – 4 March 2011: Kurils/ Immigration / ‘Manageable Chaos’ / Libya / Venezuela
5 March 2011 — Strategic Culture Foundation The Kuril islands: in memory of victims of Japanese barbarian policy 04.03.2011 | 20:33 | RUBTSOV Yuriy Trying to distort the results of WW II, revenge seekers in Japan hope that people’s memory will fail them. A series of court hearings took place in Russia’s Far Eastern city Continue reading
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New at Strategic Culture Foundation 20-25 February, 2011: Arab World / Pentagon / Japan / Separatism
25 February, 2011 — Strategic Culture Foundation Revolts in Arab world – who’s next? 25.02.2011 | 17:12 | SEDOV Dmitriy The revolt in Libya makes us seriously revise our attitude to the events in the Arab East… Accumulation of serious social and economic contradictions when it reaches the point, after which an outbreak of social Continue reading
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Yuri TYSSOVSKI – Egypt: Conflict at the Pivotal Point
8 February, 2011 — Strategic Culture Foundation February 6 was the 13th day since the outbreak of protests in Egypt during which the opponents and supporters of the country’s president H. Mubarak got locked in a seemingly endless standoff at Tahrir Square in Cairo. In a sense, the course of the future developments depends on Continue reading
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