Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, which controls Idlib, is refusing to sit down with al-Qaeda-affiliated Hurras al-Din leaders to resolve pending disputes.
Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), which controls Syria’s northwestern province of Idlib, is refusing calls from al-Qaeda-affiliated Hurras al-Din (Guardians of Religion Organization) to resolve their differences through Sharia arbitration.
Iraqi Sunnis are weighing whether to vote for candidates on a tribal or party-linked basis, try for independents or maybe not even vote at all.
Baghdad streets were teeming by early September with billboards and posters bearing candidates’ faces and the numbers they will be associated with on ballots to be cast in Iraq’s Oct. 10 early elections.
Top generals in charge of Turkey’s military operations in Syria have sought retirement amid escalating tensions in Idlib, fueling questions over Ankara’s Syria policies.
Turkey was rattled last week by reports that five generals serving on Syria-related missions were seeking to resign, including the head of a command center in charge of all Turkish operations in Syria and two others at the helm of commando forces that are deployed in Syria on a rotational basis.
Robert Turcescu l-a invitat în podcastul de miercuri, 29 septembrie, de la ora 12.00, pe fostul șef al Casei Naționale de Sănătate, medicul chirurg Lucian Duță, după ce specialistul a publicat pe pagina sa de Facebook o analiză şocantă a actualei crize sanitare, susținând că ni se ascunde adevăratul tratament pentru boala COVID-19. Medicul precizează că niciodată nu și-ar vaccina copiii împotriva SARS-COV-2.
Europa a trăit umilință după umilință din partea Statelor Unite, a presedintelui Donald Trump, dar și din partea președintelui Joe Biden, cel care a promis întărirea relației transatlantice. Se întâmplă astfel pentru că Europa nu mai este centrul politic de gravitație al lumii, pentru că Europa este trecutul, în timp ce viitorul aparține Asiei, consideră Pat Buchanan, pentru care apusul Europei este un fenomen implacabil.
Dans le contexte de crise qu’il traverse depuis plusieurs années, le Mali a plus que jamais besoin de tous ses amis et partenaires. Ce qui taraude les esprits, depuis les débuts de l’affaire Wagner : nombreux sont les partenaires de notre pays qui ne cessent de « taper du poing sur la table ».
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov says the military junta in Mali has turned to “private Russian companies” for help in its fight against Islamist insurgents in the Western African country.
“This is activity which has been carried out on a legitimate basis,” Lavrov said during a press conference at the United Nations headquarters in New York on September 25. “We have nothing to do with that.”
Environ 2 000 manifestants, selon des observateurs, ont dénoncé dimanche à Tunis “le pouvoir aux mains d’un seul homme”, disant redouter “un retour à la dictature de Ben Ali”, après l’adoption cette semaine par le président Kaïs Saïed de mesures exceptionnelles.
“La légitimité passe par le vote.” Les manifestants présents à Tunis ont dénoncé, dimanche 26 septembre, “le pouvoir aux mains d’un seul homme”, visant le président Kaïs Saïed qui a adopté des mesures exceptionnelles cette semaine.
Real Estate is the world’s largest asset class. The numbers are staggering- globally, real estate in aggregate is worth approximately $230 trillion. Of this, residential real estate is the majority player, worth approximately $180 trillion. This far exceeds the value of all stocks and is on the order of 25 times the value of all the gold ever mined. Again, the numbers defy imagination.
One of the problems with capitalism is that it is driving us towards disaster.
Greed is good?
Adam Smith (1723-1790) maintained that individual self-interest can and should be the principle guiding our economic behavior . He told the readers of his book “The Wealth of Nations”, that, as if guided by an invisible hand, individual self-interest leads to the general good. To put is in fewer words, Smith maintained that greed is good. However, during England’s industrial revolution the contrast between the lives of factory owners and those of slave-like workers, who had been driven off the land by the Enclosure Acts.