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By Michael Jansen - Sep 13,2023
September 13, 1993, was a day of Palestinian jubilation and hope.
By Michael Jansen - Sep 06,2023
Last week, the UN Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People called for Israel's "immediate and unconditional" pull out from East Jerusalem, the West Bank and Gaza.
By Michael Jansen - Aug 30,2023
The enlargement of the five member BRICS bloc amounts to a challenge to US hegemony, especially in this region.
By Michael Jansen - Aug 24,2023
The UN has estimated that "one in every 23 people" in the world needs humanitarian assistance. This means that this year, "a record 339 million people [which amounts to a significant increase" (65 million) from 274 million early in 2022.
By Michael Jansen - Aug 16,2023
The revelation that the US and Iran have agreed to exchange prisoners and the US will release $6 billion in Iranian funds blocked in Korean banks should defuse rising tensions between Washington and Tehran.
By Michael Jansen - Aug 09,2023
Last week's court appearance by Donald Trump in Washington was his third in four months. He faces 44 federal charges and 34 state charges in three jurisdictions, the nation's capital, Miami and New York City.
By Michael Jansen - Aug 02,2023
This weekend's meeting in Jeddah of officials from a wide range of countries aims at formulating a common approach to peacemaking between Ukraine and Russia.
By Michael Jansen - Jul 26,2023
The Israeli Knesset's adoption of a law curbing the authority of the country's courts to check "unreasonable" policies of the executive and legislature was no surprise. Prime Minister Benjamin's hard-right coalition has the votes, 64 in the 120 seat Knesset, to pass the measure.
By Michael Jansen - Jul 19,2023
Iran’s morality police have resumed foot and vehicle patrols with the aim of enforcing the clerical government’s mandatory headscarf/hijab codes.
By Michael Jansen - Jul 12,2023
US President Joe Biden's plan to send cluster munitions to Ukraine for use against Russian forces in the ongoing war is controversial because it is bad, immoral and could involve commission of a war crime if civilians suffer.  He said the decision to dispatch these weapons w

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