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Docs expose Israeli influence on UK anti-genocide protest prosecutions
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Docs expose Israeli influence on UK anti-genocide protest prosecutions
May 29, 2025

Files reviewed by The Grayzone reveal a shocking foreign meddling scandal, as British state prosecutors are seen colluding with Israeli authorities to classify anti-genocide protesters as terrorists and imprison them on heavily politicized grounds.

The Peasants’ War: Why Germany’s elite fear the past
May 29, 2025

The mere possibility that today’s populists might stand on the side of justice in the fight for Freyheit terrifies their opponents.

The Peasants’ War: Why Germany’s elite fear the past
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From the Philippines to his show trial in The Hague, Duterte’s supporters rattle NATO’s cages
World
From the Philippines to his show trial in The Hague, Duterte’s supporters rattle NATO’s cages
May 17, 2025

Duterte has a network of allies, some nice, some not so nice who feel he has been hard done by and who are powerful enough not to let the matter rest.

La NATO e l’Unione Europea cercano di destabilizzare la Turchia
April 11, 2025

Le proteste in Turchia potrebbero portare a un cambiamento del regime di Erdogan, che da diversi anni sta perdendo popolarità nonostante i successi politici dell’ultimo decennio?

La NATO e l’Unione Europea cercano di destabilizzare la Turchia
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The first ‘Twitter revolution’ against the Communist Party: What happened in Moldova 16 years ago?
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The first ‘Twitter revolution’ against the Communist Party: What happened in Moldova 16 years ago?
April 10, 2025

In April 2009, Moldova experienced one of the most turbulent and controversial political crises since gaining independence in 1991.

NATO’s Operation Condor steamrolls onwards
April 8, 2025

If lawfare does not work, there is always the option of going in with all guns blazing.

NATO’s Operation Condor steamrolls onwards
World
An indictment suggestion for the International Criminal Court
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An indictment suggestion for the International Criminal Court
March 26, 2025

The question that needs to be considered is whether the ICC has jurisdiction over potential violation of its Statute that may have occurred in Serbia.

Turkey is taking advantage of global chaos
March 24, 2025

Turkey’s new weight in global affairs seems to have emboldened Erdoğan to take drastic authoritarian measures domestically. Earlier this week, Turkish police arrested his main political rival, Istanbul mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu, on charges of corruption and terrorism. Some 100 other people were also arrested in a crackdown on the opposition and government critics.

Turkey is taking advantage of global chaos
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