Henry Kissinger Dies Celebrated, but Why? His Achievements Have Long Since Crumbled
Published in The Guardian (U.K.) on 30 November 2023 by Simon Tisdall [link to original] Posted on November 30, 2023. This post appeared on the […]
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Malta and the US of Europe
Published in Times of Malta (Malta) on 8 November 2023 by Mark Sammut Sassi [link to original] Posted on November 9, 2023. This post appeared […]
The Fruits of Hegemonism*
Published in Izvestia (Russia) on 09 October 2023 by Oleg Karpovich [link to original] Translated from Russian by Artem Belov. Edited by Patricia Simoni. Posted […]
De-Dollarization Will Change the World, But It’s Still a Long Way Off
Published in Taiwan Times (Taiwan) on 27 July 2023 by Chien-Fu Lin [link to original] Translated from Chinese by Jennifer Sampson. Edited by Michelle Bisson. […]
The Fight against Dollar Hegemony as Barter Trading Rises in Many Countries
Published in Guangming Daily (China) on 22 July 2023 by Shan Lijuan [link to original] Translated from Chinese by Jo Sharp. Edited by Patricia Simoni. […]
US Sea and Air Hegemony Must Come to an End
Published in Global Times (China) on 4 June 2023 by Zhang Chi [link to original] Posted on June 20, 2023. This post appeared on the […]
Kissinger: A Century-Old Evil
Published in La Jornada (Mexico) on 28 May 2023 [link to original] Translated from Spanish by Patricia Simoni. Edited by Michelle Bisson. Posted on May […]
The US, Master Manipulator of Coercive Diplomacy, Makes the World Suffer
Published in Guangming Daily (China) on 25 May 2023 by Zhang Naiyue [link to original] Translated from Chinese by Jo Sharp. Edited by […]
Seeing the Limit of Hegemony from America’s Debt Ceiling
Published in Taiwan Times (Taiwan) on 12 May 2023 by Ruey-Hua Liu [link to original] Translated from Chinese by Jennifer Sampson. Edited by Michelle Bisson. […]
Accusing China of Challenging Multilateral Trade Rules Like Saying Black Is White
Published in Guangming Daily (China) on 3 March 2023 by Guo Yan [link to original] Translated from Chinese by Jo Sharp. Edited by Lisa Attanasio. […]