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3 weeks ago | 
globalresearch.ca | Mike Whitney |Manlio Dinucci |Ahmed Adel |Mark Taliano
The Treaty Trump Called “The Worst Deal in History” Was the Most Wide-Ranging and Stringent Nuclear Agreement of All-TimeThe treaty that the United States and Iran signed in July 2015, was the most exhaustive and stringent nuclear agreement in history. No other nuclear treaty comes close. The so-called Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) imposed the most rigorous and extensive verification measures and restrictions of any treaty ever. Zero Tariffs at the Cost of Zero Sovereignty.
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1 month ago | 
globalresearch.ca | Michel Chossudovsky |Drago Bosnic |Manlio Dinucci |Mike Whitney
Video: Trump’s “Global Economic Warfare.” Triggers Worldwide Stock Market CollapseDonald Trump doesn’t understand the logic of tariffs particularly within the world economy where large percentage of production is subject to subcontracting in developing countries. These measures are devastating. The West Against the CRINK — China, Russia, Iran and North Korea.
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2 months ago | 
globalresearch.ca | Steve Kirsch |Ahmed Adel |Manlio Dinucci |Mark Taliano
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2 months ago | 
globalresearch.ca | Drago Bosnic |Bharat Dogra |Manlio Dinucci |Andrew Korybko
EU Backs Islamic Terrorists in Syria While Russia, US Condemn Their MassacresEver since the NATO-backed terrorist takeover of Syria, the situation in the country has been a total disaster. The Islamic radicals have been conducting extremist policies that strip minorities of virtually any rights.
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Jan 13, 2025 | 
globalresearch.ca | Manlio Dinucci
Biden ends his presidency on a high note by giving the highest award – the Medal of Freedom – to Hillary Clinton and George Soros, those who did the most to launch the NATO-Russia war in the heart of Europe via Ukraine. Biden is also providing Kyiv with a further six billion dollars to carry on the war. Trump will soon take over the US presidency. As he promised during the election campaign, he should open negotiations with Moscow. But the situation is very complex.
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Jan 11, 2025 | 
globalresearch.ca | Manlio Dinucci
Biden chiude in bellezza la sua presidenza conferendo la più alta onorificenza – la Medaglia della Libertà – a Hillary Clinton e George Soros, ossia a coloro che più si sono adoperati per far scoppiare nel cuore dell’Europa la guerra tra NATO e Russia tramite l’Ucraina.Biden fornisce inoltre a Kiev altri 6 miliardi di dollari per continuare la guerra.
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Jan 6, 2025 | 
globalresearch.ca | Manlio Dinucci
In 2024, Sweden and Finland granted the US 32 military bases where it can deploy its own forces, including nuclear forces close to Russia. At the same time, the US deployed the new B61-12 nuclear bomb in Italy, Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands and Turkey. It is possible that the B61-12 bombs are also being deployed in secret in Poland and in other European countries.
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Jan 4, 2025 | 
globalresearch.ca | Manlio Dinucci
Nel 2024 Svezia e Finlandia hanno concesso agli Stati Uniti 32 basi militari in cui possono schierare proprie forze, anche nucleari, a ridosso della Russia. Contemporaneamente gli Stati Uniti hanno schierano le nuove bombe nucleari B61-12 in Italia, Germania, Belgio, Paesi Bassi e Turchia. È possibile che le B61-12 siano segretamente dislocate anche in Polonia e altri paesi europei.
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Dec 23, 2024 | 
globalresearch.ca | Manlio Dinucci
While the car crisis, aggravated by further US protectionist measures, puts 40,000 jobs at risk in Italy, and Italy’s public debt has climbed to 139% of GDP and is still rising, Italy’s military spending continues to grow: according to official NATO data, it will amount to around 32 billion euros in 2024, an average of around 88 million euros a day. The target the Italian government has pledged to reach and surpass in the short term is 100 million euros per day.
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Dec 21, 2024 | 
globalresearch.ca | Manlio Dinucci
Mentre la crisi dell’auto, aggravata da ulteriori misure protezionistiche statunitensi, mette a rischio in Italia 40mila posti di lavoro, e il debito pubblico italiano sale al 139% del PIL e continua ad aumentare, continua a crescere la spesa militare italiana: essa ammonta nel 2024, secondo i dati ufficiali della NATO, a circa 32 miliardi di euro equivalenti a una media di circa 88 milioni di euro al giorno.
