Eurasia

People, Banks and Money

In previous articles for Katehon I have dealt with the alternative to international finance – usury – as being for the State to assume the prerogative to create and issue its own credit. Although this has been successfully done throughout history, bringing prosperity to those states and even local communities …

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Destruction-oriented narratives from nontraditional Islam as a tool of U.S. foreign policy

“Terrorism is when the United States implants a dictatorial regime somewhere, relying on bayonets and using terror against its own people.” Former CIA officer F. Agee. Intervention in the internal affairs of foreign states became a major direction of U.S. foreign policy soon after the end of World War II. …

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U.S. CONSPIRACY THEORIES AND THE AMERICANS MENTALITY

On December 6th, the 1 that 33-year-old Michael J. Flynn the son of one of Donald Trump’s advisers on the national security, General Michael Flynn, was dismissed from the transitional administration for writing tweets in the spirit of a “conspiracy theory”. His phrase was “Until #Pizzagate’s proven to be false, …

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10 Conflicts to Watch in 2023

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine sent shock waves round the world. As our look ahead to 2023 shows, several other crises loom as well. Will he or won’t he? This time last year, that was the question. Russian President Vladimir Putin had massed almost 200,000 troops on Ukraine’s borders. U.S. intelligence …

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Turkish Mobilization in Northern Syria Signals Stalled Normalization with Syrian Regime

In the last few days, Damascus put forward conditions for continuing talks with Ankara, according to Asharq al-Awsat. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Russian President Vladimir Putin discussed developments in Syria in a phone call on Monday. Turkish and Iranian media reported that Iran’s top diplomat, Hossein Amir-Abdollahian, might …

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Staged Deportation of Syrians from Turkey; Detention Centers for Indefinite Period, Judiciary Sidelined

Syrians are move to camps described as “large prisons” in southern Turkey, where they are persuaded to return to Syria, according to Syria TV. The pace of deportation of Syrian refugees from Turkey to northern Syria has increased during the past year, and the selection of deportees was semi-random. Most …

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Syrian Army Repels Attack, Eliminates 12 Terrorists in Idleb

Syria said that the Syrian Army repulsed on Wednesday a terrorist attack in the southern countryside of Idleb, according to Tishreen. The Ministry of Defense said that units of the Syrian Army repulsed on Wednesday a terrorist attack in the southern countryside of Idleb. “Our brave armed forces on Wednesday …

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Assassination of Regime Militia Leaders

Local networks reported that the assassination of Amer al-Nassar took place on Sunday, according to Enab Baladi. Amer al-Nassar, nicknamed “The Colonel,” a militia commander in Daraa, was killed by direct fire while he was in a house in the city of al-Hara, northwest of Daraa. Local networks reported that …

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Qaterji Family at Forefront of “Money Whales” with Support of Presidential Palace

Rumors about the arrest of figures from the Qaterji family are the result of rivalry among warlords, according to Enab Baladi. The rumors of the detention of the heads of the Qaterji family and the seizure of their companies have not been a secret in the past months in anticipation …

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Syria Today: Çavuşoğlu in D.C; SDF Worried; Opposition Eyes New Path

The Turkish-Syrian rapprochement is back on the surface after the meeting between Turkey’s Foreign Minister Cavusoglu and Secretary of State Blinken in Washington. On the other hand, the military threats have come back, and the Kurds in northeast Syria are still concerned about that. Syria, in the meanwhile, is angry …

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