TRAVELING THE WORLD, WRITING WHAT THE PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW.
TRAVELING THE WORLD, WRITING WHAT THE PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW.
On the 19th of January the first death resulting from public demonstrations against Tunisian President Kais Saied took place, after police brutally cracked down on protesters in Tunis. With the situation slowly spiraling out of control, legal opposition to the President is arising claiming that Egyptian Intelligence and the UAE may have had a role Read More…
Yemen’s Houthi movement [Ansarallah] fired ballistic missiles and drones at the United Arab Emirates on Monday, January 17, killing three and targeting sensitive military sites as well as an oil refinery and the Abu Dhabi airport. Shortly after, the United States then showed its true colors by green-lighting offensive action on Yemen, as Saudi warplanes Read More…
The election of UAE official, Inspector General Ahmed Nasser Al-Raisi, to the position of President of Interpol signifies Abu Dhabi’s international rise to power and serves as a reminder that violating the crimes the agency claims to police, does not exempt you from running it. “To again choose a top official of an abusive state Read More…
The people of Jordan are pushing back against one of the biggest Arab-Israeli energy deals to date. Jordan’s people disregard the claims about “combating climate change” — as it becomes a mask with which world powers hide their political and geo-strategic agendas — arguing the deal is about monetary gains and normalization with Israel. This Read More…
This Sunday, just shy of 100,000 Tunisians rallied on the streets of their Capital City Tunis, calling for the return to Democracy after the nations President Kais Saied seized power and overturned Tunisia’s parliament. After promising to return to a democratic system, Saied has so far failed to do so and looks only to be Read More…
In a shock series of events, four pro-Western Persian Gulf regimes have tightened the screws on an already impoverished Lebanon, all because a single Lebanese politician dared to challenge the genocidal war in Yemen. But for Western media, this seems to be a non-Story. Why? Well, war crimes are fine if US allies commit them. Read More…