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La complicité de l’Occident avec les terroristes est la raison de la souffrance du Mali

July 10, 2022 by M Barbu

Les Français sont venus au Mali pour combattre le terrorisme qui s’est décuplé et non pas diminué, en particulier, dans la zones ou ils avaient leurs bases militaires.

Cette situation nous pousse à remettre en question la crédibilité de cette mission, qu’est ce qui a changé depuis les dix ans de l’intervention de la France au Mali ? Deux principales remarques sont le terrorismes s’est propagé, et la France s’est enrichie (son classement dans le monde est le 4 ème en réserve d’or). La source de ces réserves est claire : dix ans d’extraction d’or au moment où les gens souffrent et sont terrorisés quotidiennement par les djihadistes.

Mali : Escalade de l’antagonisme États-Unis-Russie à l’approche du départ de la France (analyse)

July 10, 2022 by M Barbu

La mission de l’ONU au Mali (MINUSMA) entre dans une phase difficile, après que le Conseil de sécurité de l’ONU a renouvelé son mandat pour une année entière, sans renforcer ses effectifs ni lui assurer un soutien aérien, tandis que Bamako s’oppose à sa liberté de mouvement pour mener des enquêtes sur les questions liées aux droits de l’homme.

La France vers l’exploitation des richesses du Niger après avoir perdu sa bataille au Mali ?

July 10, 2022 by M Barbu

Il semble que l’ancienne puissance coloniale d’Afrique n’ait pas digéré sa sortie militaire et politique du Mali après avoir démantelé les partenariats avec ce dernier dans quasiment tous les domaines après de longues années non seulement d’échec à éliminer le terrorisme et rétablir la sécurité mais également l’exploitation des différentes ressources avec les plus modestes prix.

Breaking the Black Sea Blockade: How Far Will the West Go?

July 10, 2022 by M Barbu

The Biden administration and EU nations have been painstakingly “careful” to confine the war to Ukraine’s frontiers and the nearby Black Sea, according to reports. They are avoiding anything that might be construed as military escalation with Russia since the beginning of the war. This involves the collection of weaponry that Western nations have given to Kyiv.

PYD Co-chair Ready to Talk to Turkey, Regime

July 10, 2022 by M Barbu

Saleh Muslim, the co-chair of the Democratic Union Party (PYD), said on Wednesday that they are ready for dialogue with all parties including Turkey to solve the Syrian crisis.

Muslim told North Press, “We welcome all parties that want to solve the Syrian crisis and the Kurdish issue.”

Refugee Resentment on Rise as Poland’s Poorest Squeezed by Cost-of-Living Crisis

July 9, 2022 by M Barbu

Poles are feeling the effects of the cost-of-living rise, though what damage this will do to the ruling party’s popularity ahead of next year’s election is still unclear.

At the Rozycki Bazaar in the North Prague district of the Polish capital, the mood is bleak. The market has existed for 150 years, but the owners of stalls think its days may be finally numbered.

In Impoverished North Albania, a Muslim’s Path to Radicalism

July 9, 2022 by M Barbu

Ibrahim El Salih lost his job and his daughter and grew increasing belligerent in his social media posts. Then he was arrested for “encouraging terrorist acts”.

Ibrahim El Salih used to work as an inspector for the Protection of Territory at his local municipality in Kukes, a small town in northern Albania. A father of two, he was known as a practicing Muslim and a supporter of the opposition Democratic Party.

EU’s Frontex Tripped in Its Plan for ‘Intrusive’ Surveillance of Migrants

July 9, 2022 by M Barbu

Frontex and the European Commission sidelined their own data protection watchdogs in pursuing a much-criticised expansion of “intrusive” data collection from migrants and refugees to feed into Europol’s vast criminal databases, BIRN can reveal.

Government Is The Benefactor From The Sale Of Fuel, Not The Oil Companies

July 9, 2022 by M Barbu

Drivers should be aware of the reality that every time they add 16 gallons of fuel to their vehicle, that $1.30 a gallon is contributing $20 per tank to government programs. Where is the accountability for these programs?

Open Balkan: Future Belongs To The People

July 9, 2022 by M Barbu

The European Union’s treats Western Balkans states as a wicked stepmother. While this has not significantly changed even after the Russian invasion on Ukraine, it did triggered a fundamental debate on whether the EU wants at all to admit the remaining six Western Balkan countries (Serbia, North Macedonia, Albania, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Kosovo) to full-fledged membership. If the EU would have an intent to admit the listed countries to its membership, the question to be asked is how it could do that. Namely, 19 years have passed since the adoption of the Thessaloniki agenda for the Western Balkans, which envisaged membership of the Western Balkan countries in the EU. Other than the promises about European perspective of the respective countries, nothing concrete has happened with respect to their membership in the EU.