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Why Is Israel Amending Its Open-Fire Policy: Three Possible Answers

by Ramzy Baroud | Dec 30, 2021

At the outset, the Israeli military decision to revise its open-fire policies in the occupied West Bank seems puzzling. What would be the logic of giving Israeli soldiers the space to shoot more Palestinians when existing army manuals had already granted them...

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Iraq Daily Roundup: Seven Killed, Three Executed

by Margaret Griffis | Dec 30, 2021

Ten people were killed. Three of them were executed by Iraq.
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The Hounding of Julian Assange Leaves Honest Journalism With No Refuge

by Jonathan Cook | Dec 29, 2021

It is no accident that Julian Assange, the digital transparency activist and journalist who founded WikiLeaks to help whistleblowers tell us what western governments are really up to in the shadows, has spent 10 years being progressively disappeared into those very...

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The British Want America To Go to War and Used The Beatles as Ammo

by Doug Bandow | Dec 29, 2021

Almost every US ally claims to be a friend because of America’s military. It’s really not shared values or even interests. Other nations like being defended by a superpower, so they need not spend much on their militaries. The result is that America has a couple score...

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US Militarism Should Have Died With the Soviet Union

by Daniel Larison | Dec 29, 2021

The Soviet Union ceased to exist 30 years ago, and with its disappearance the United States embraced a triumphalist interpretation of the end of the Cold War that has served to fuel its militarism for another generation. The loss of its major rival could have freed...

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‘Alarming’ Levels of ‘Forever Chemicals’ Found in Water Near US Bases in Okinawa

by Brett Wilkins | Dec 29, 2021

As the US military continues construction of a controversial new base at Henoko Bay, Okinawa, the recent discovery of extreme levels of highly toxic "forever chemicals" in local waterways and groundwater has renewed long-standing opposition to the American occupation...

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Iraq Daily Roundup: Seven Killed

by Margaret Griffis | Dec 29, 2021

Seven people were killed, and five more were wounded.
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On Foreign Policy, Biden Should Have Taken Golf Lessons

by Thomas Knapp | Dec 28, 2021

When Joe Biden took office as the 46th President of the United States, those of us who desired a more peaceful foreign policy had reasons for both hope and doubt. The biggest issue for both was the 20-year US war in Afghanistan, for which Biden’s predecessor,...

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Lost Opportunity: How the Clinton Administration Started a Cold War With a Democratic Russia

by Ted Galen Carpenter | Dec 28, 2021

There is little dispute that relations between the United States and Russia are now so hostile that they amount to a second cold war. The current situation is such a depressing contrast to the high hopes for a cordial bilateral relationship and the emergence of a...

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Iraq Daily Roundup: Nine Killed

by Margaret Griffis | Dec 28, 2021

Nine people were killed, and another 16 were wounded.
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