Changing Saudi Narratives on Jamal Khashoggi's Murder
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The youngest brother of Saudi Arabia's King Salman has returned from self-imposed exile to "challenge" Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MbS) "or find someone who can," reports the Middle East Eye.
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Friday will mark one month since Jamal Khashoggi waltzed into the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, planning to pick up paperwork that would allow him to legally marry his Turkish girlfriend, and was never heard from or seen again.
Is there no crime so obvious, so egregious and so blatant that it won't be overlooked by United States President Donald Trump, if doing so suits his twisted needs?
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An ISIS-supporting media group has issued two assassination threats against Pope Francis in the past several days in what could be a revival of last year's holiday push by the terror group for violence against the Vatican and Catholic Church.
According to a new study by experts at the University of Sussex, the death toll in Yemen after years of Saudi aggression may be eight times more than estimated. Will the whispers of concern in Congress over the US role in these massacres begin to be
Israel - Illegitimate Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas, installed by Israel in January 2005, is a longtime collaborator with the Jewish state - serving its interests for special benefits received, enriching himself at the expense of Palestinians h
Israel - Thousands of Palestinian political prisoners languish under harsh conditions in Israel's repressive gulag, one of the world's most brutal.
At some time in the future, when officials in Washington and Tehran finally stop yelling at each other and start talking, they will ask themselves: "Why did we waste so much time hating each other?"
What lesson should be learned from the brutal murder of Washington Post contributor Jamal Khashoggi and the ongoing geopolitical fallout from his death?
The more a leader stokes the hate, the less he can claim that he couldn't have imagined the results.
The murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi has dominated the news headlines. Americans are outraged by this brutal act of murder and dismemberment at the Saudi consulate in Turkey and yet few seem outraged by the government helping the Saudis kill thou
The Turkish account of the murder of Khashoggi given by President Erdogan is true, in every detail.
A couple of questions describe the problem with censorship: Who controls the censors? What biases do they have?
Famine is part of an overall strategy of economic warfare
Syria - Syria is Washington's war, launched by Obama in March 2011, escalated by Trump, no end of it in prospect.
Russia - Conflict is far from resolved. Russia/Turkey agreed on Idlib province demilitarized zone terms were rejected by US-supported al-Nusra and allied terrorists. They likely acted on orders from Washington, going all-out to prevent conflict resol
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Zionist zealot Kenneth Marcus heads the Trump regime's Education Department Office of Civil Rights (OCR).
Tehran (AFP) - Iranian President Hassan Rouhani vowed a "crushing" response after assailants sprayed a crowd with gunfire, shooting dead at least 29 people including women and children Saturday at a military parade near the Iraqi border.
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At least 25 people are dead and 53 wounded after an army parade in the southwestern Iranian city of Ahvaz came under attack by militants on Saturday, according to state media.
Russia yesterday asked Iran to provide access to the military base Noyeh (Noyeh Military Air Base) in northwestern Iran.
By initiating an attack on the Syrian province of Latakia, home to the Russia-operated Khmeimim Air Base, Israel, France and the United States certainly understood they were flirting with disaster. Yet they went ahead with the operation anyways.
Because They Had Been Painted by Syrian Air Defense Radars It wasn't premeditated