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- Trump says Trans-Pacific Partnership is dead – but will he backpedal?
President-elect Donald Trump has recently caught flak from supporters for distancing himself from his most contentious campaign promises, but he has stayed committed to pulling the plug on the TPP. - ‘German funds given to Clinton Foundation should be returned, used to keep illegal migrants out’
They should just alert us to the nature of politics, why we don’t want political decisions being made in these kinds of areas, why we don’t want bribes being paid. I am glad for the exposure, Lew Rockwell, Editor of LewRockwell.com, told RT. - ‘President-elect Trump understands need for new vision in Syria - that includes Russia’
There will be no status quo in America after January 20, and then President Trump will be more than willing to work with the Russians to solve the Middle East problems, Paul Vallely, retired US General and Chairman of Stand Up America, told RT. - Out of sight, out of mind: Perils of censorship in the Digital Age
The ripple effects of the Donald Trump election victory in America continue to wash over the shoreline of public opinion, like mini-tsunamis hitting Pacific Rim countries. The seismic changes have indeed been global, and not least in Europe.
- Will new American & French leadership reduce NATO pressure on Russia?
US President-elect Donald Trump has a mandate to reduce tensions with Russia, while Francois Fillon, who is predicted by some to be the next French president has also called for better relations with Russia, Daniel Kawczynski, UK Conservative MP, told RT. - Welcome to the Fillon-Le Pen cage match
He came (from behind); he saw; he won. Francois Fillon will be the candidate of the French Right in the 2017 presidential elections, and he stands a very good chance of winning, in the second round, against Front National (FN) leader Marine Le Pen. - Evidence of Russian interference in US presidential election ‘just not there’
There is something called a trace mechanism where emails can be traced back to their origin. None of those trace mechanisms proved Russia was interfering with the US election, former CIA officer Ray McGovern told RT. - Syrian delegation to Ireland will highlight role of EU sanctions in killing women & children
It is rare that the opportunity arises in the West to listen to a true account of the conflict directly from Syrian voices, which is why an upcoming event in Ireland carries extra special significance. - Fidel’s death: New round of US vs. Cuba political football, or The End?
One of the world’s most iconic figures, Cuba’s former president and leader of the Cuban revolution, Fidel Castro, died Friday at the age of 90. RT contacted political analysts and experts on Castro’s legacy, the country’s future, and the prospects for US-Cuba relations. - EU votes for citizens to fund their own brainwashing
A fledgling group set up by the European Commission to allegedly counteract “Russian propaganda” is to be expanded with more public cash and resources. European citizens will be funding mechanisms inducing their own ignorance and misinformation.
- Trump says Trans-Pacific Partnership is dead – but will he backpedal?President-elect Donald Trump has recently caught flak from supporters for distancing himself from his most contentious campaign promises, but he has stayed committed to pulling the plug on the TPP.
- ‘German funds given to Clinton Foundation should be returned, used to keep illegal migrants out’They should just alert us to the nature of politics, why we don’t want political decisions being made in these kinds of areas, why we don’t want bribes being paid. I am glad for the exposure, Lew Rockwell, Editor of LewRockwell.com, told RT.
- Will new American & French leadership reduce NATO pressure on Russia?US President-elect Donald Trump has a mandate to reduce tensions with Russia, while Francois Fillon, who is predicted by some to be the next French president has also called for better relations with Russia, Daniel Kawczynski, UK Conservative MP, told RT.
- ‘President-elect Trump understands need for new vision in Syria - that includes Russia’There will be no status quo in America after January 20, and then President Trump will be more than willing to work with the Russians to solve the Middle East problems, Paul Vallely, retired US General and Chairman of Stand Up America, told RT.
- 'Castro’s main legacy: Proving it’s possible to defy US hegemony'
Fidel Castro was able to create a society where all Cubans had access to healthcare, access to education, said Professor Joseph S. Tulchin; former director of the Latin American Program, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars. - Syrian delegation to Ireland will highlight role of EU sanctions in killing women & childrenIt is rare that the opportunity arises in the West to listen to a true account of the conflict directly from Syrian voices, which is why an upcoming event in Ireland carries extra special significance.
- Welcome to the Fillon-Le Pen cage matchHe came (from behind); he saw; he won. Francois Fillon will be the candidate of the French Right in the 2017 presidential elections, and he stands a very good chance of winning, in the second round, against Front National (FN) leader Marine Le Pen.
- Out of sight, out of mind: Perils of censorship in the Digital AgeThe ripple effects of the Donald Trump election victory in America continue to wash over the shoreline of public opinion, like mini-tsunamis hitting Pacific Rim countries. The seismic changes have indeed been global, and not least in Europe.
- Evidence of Russian interference in US presidential election ‘just not there’There is something called a trace mechanism where emails can be traced back to their origin. None of those trace mechanisms proved Russia was interfering with the US election, former CIA officer Ray McGovern told RT.
- ‘WaPo puts out bizarre conspiracy theories, uses tactics it accuses Ron Paul Institute of’
A Washington Post article claimed a “sophisticated [Russian] propaganda campaign” influenced the US presidential election. The piece has since been lambasted as nonsense by a number of well-known figures from the media industry. - 'Castro's death & Trump's presidency: What does this mean for US-Cuba relations?'
US President-elect Donald Trump’s statement on Fidel Castro's death was probably the harshest, branding the Cuban leader “a brutal dictator who oppressed his people.” RT has asked political analysts what that could mean for future US-Cuba relations. - ‘Those dancing on Fidel’s grave may soon be disappointed’
While the death of Cuban revolutionary leader Fidel Castro caused grief and sorrow worldwide, many could not hide their joy. Political analysts told RT who has been “dancing on the lion’s grave” and why. - Fidel’s death: New round of US vs. Cuba political football, or The End?One of the world’s most iconic figures, Cuba’s former president and leader of the Cuban revolution, Fidel Castro, died Friday at the age of 90. RT contacted political analysts and experts on Castro’s legacy, the country’s future, and the prospects for US-Cuba relations.
- Fidel Castro's revolutionary life and legacy
Fidel Castro dedicated his life to resisting empire and the ocean of injustice and oppression inflicted in its name. His death marks the end of the man, and the birth of a legend that will endure for centuries to come. - EU votes for citizens to fund their own brainwashingA fledgling group set up by the European Commission to allegedly counteract “Russian propaganda” is to be expanded with more public cash and resources. European citizens will be funding mechanisms inducing their own ignorance and misinformation.
- The bully as the good guy: The looking-glass world of NATO’s threats to Russia
Let’s suppose an enemy is out to get you. He bought houses on your street and amassed his armed gangs on the edge of your property, despite promising not to. He also attempted to ruin you financially, by trying to get businesses and banks not to deal with you.
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