President Joe Biden on Thursday said the U.S. will continue its historic armament of Ukraine during Kyiv’s bloody war with Russia and will send another $800 million in military aid to Kyiv before requesting more money from Congress. Biden said the new package will include heavy artillery weapons, dozens of howitzers, 144,000 rounds of ammunition,...
Greece announced last week that it will no longer enforce its strict COVID-19 restrictions for visitors, just before the summer travel season. Thanos Plevris, Athens’ health minister, said Wednesday that he does not believe it would be wise to try to emulate China and seek a “zero-COVID” strategy. He said the country will instead try...
As we had forecast the first week of this year, the COVID War would wind down late March/mid-April. With the exception of lockdown China who launched the COVID War on Lunar New Year January 2020, the Year of the Rat, most nations have eased COVID mandates. Recognizing the slowdown, health officials say the World Health...
Houthi leaders in Yemen criticized the U.S. for undermining their delicate truce with the Saudi coalition during Ramadan that was reached earlier this month and seen as a potential breakthrough in the seven-year-long conflict. The U.S. said it sent up to eight ships to the Red Sea to counter illicit coal smuggling, weapons dealing, and...
As the Western media floods the airwaves and newspapers with Ukraine War coverage and the toll it has taken on civilians, barely a peep from the Presstitutes about the ongoing war in Ethiopia which the Trends Journal has extensively covered since it was launched in November 2020. Here are a few articles: (See: “ANOTHER NOBEL...
Not only has China become the world’s #1 exporter of most everything that was once Made-in-America, it is now taking a piece of the U.S. Military Industrial Complex market sector. China’s budding relationship with African nations is becoming increasingly apparent not only with its Belt and Road initiative, but now through its arms sales and...
Protests broke out across Peru last week with thousands lashing out at President Pedro Castillo over soaring prices ranging from food to fuel, according to reports. The Financial Times reported that some protesters blocked roads leading to Machu Picchu, the famous tourist destination. The report said 4,200 tourists called off their trips due to a 48-hour...
As we reported, both Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch Israel have stated that Israel’s treatment of Palestinians meets the internationally accepted definition of apartheid. Last Friday, a fierce clash between Palestinians and Israeli police broke out the Al Asqa Mosque compound in Israeli occupied Jerusalem, with those witnessing the conflict accusing Israelis of restricting...
We have long been warning that as the global economy descends into recession and depression, there would be massive outflows of migrants wanting to escape poverty, crime, government corruption and violence racking their nations. The time is now and it will worsen. Unauthorized migrants attempting to enter Europe during the first three months of the...
The public doesn’t want to pay for the corporate media bullshit. CNN+, the highly touted streaming service that was supposed to take the news company into the future, slumped into CNN- after just a month in operation and a massive $350 million investment by the company. The idea of CNN+ was hatched while Jeff Zucker was at the...