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UN Moves to Advance Pandemic Treaty and Regulations, Signaling Urgent Need for Public Intervention

UK Column attended a virtual World Health Organization press conference on 20 September to document what even the New York Times, America’s illustrious “newspaper of record”, evidently failed to report, including in its editions of 21–22 September: the WHO’s announcement that the United Nations’ 193 member states

The secret collaboration of CIA, MI6 and Nazis and how Ukrainian Nazis have infiltrated Europe and North America

The extensive support from the United States and its allies for Ukrainian Banderites against Russia draws historical parallels to the early backing of Hitler’s Germany against the USSR. The following article describes the secret history that links the Anglo-Saxons to the Banderites following the fall of the Third Reich.

Gang/Counter-gang Operations: Dearlove’s Sleight of Hand and the Wuhan Lab Psyop

Former MI6 chief Sir Richard Dearlove’s long-standing role as anti-China provocateur and Zelensky-handler gives us the opportunity to look into the mind of empire and see how our society is being played to acquiesce to an agenda that will ultimately lead to the Third World War. By adding his

"The right never dies": Karnig Sarkissian on the dispossessed Western Armenians and Britain's duplicity

Armenia has been called the remarkable disappearing country. While it is widely known that there are many millions of Kurds in eastern Turkey and neighbouring states, it is much less well-known that there are many millions of Armenians—more specifically, Western Armenians—in diaspora around the world, whose homeland in

BRICS 3.0 — What now?

On the final day of the BRICS meeting in Johannesburg (22–24 August 2023), South African leader Cyril Ramaphosa announced that the current member countries will open the doors to BRICS for six new countries in 2024: Argentina, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates. BRICS was

History of the administration of psychedelics in France

This article reviews the historical protocols for the administration of “classic” psychedelics in France, from the 1920s to the 1960s.

Let’s Talk About France: A story of mitigation

Who was Nahel Merzouk? Algerian immigration to France: then and now * The October–November 2005 uprising, involving youths in violent attacks burning cars and public buildings. The trigger was the accidental death by electrocution of two boys—Zyed Benna and Bouna Traoré—fleeing police attempting an identity check. Interviewed by

"Their paths are different": Gevorg Virats compares Georgia with Armenia

Listeners to the Eastern Approaches Podcast will know of Gevorg Virats as Alex Thomson's regular interviewee on geopolitical and religious affairs.

Former advisor to the US Secretary of Defence explains the truth about the Ukraine war

The Big Picture interviewed Douglas Macgregor, Col.

Lebanon: Armed Forces Summarily Deporting Syrians

(Beirut) – The Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF) have arbitrarily arrested and summarily deported thousands of Syrians, including unaccompanied children, to Syria between April and May 2023, Human Rights Watch said today. Deported Syrians said the LAF gave no consideration to their refugee status or fears of persecution if returned. One man

Normalizing France-Rwanda Relations Should Not Come at the Expense of M23 Victims

The normalization of diplomatic relations between France and Rwanda, well underway in the last two years, may soon be put to the test.

Growing Up under Chairman Mao—Lily Tang Williams

Lily Tang Williams (website | Twitter) met with David Scott on her first ever trip to Scotland to discuss her early life under Mao, her escape from the poverty, fear and control of communist China, her life in America and her subsequent decision to speak out to warn about the creeping