March, 2019

• 15 March

  Russia 'Primary Threat' To Euro-Atlantic Security, Says U.S. General

  The commander of NATO forces in Europe, U.S. General Curtis Scaparrotti, has said that Russia continues to be the “primary threat” to Euro-Atlantic security and voiced concern about Moscow’s military modernization program.

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• 15 March

  Washington is Waging a New Dimension War Against China – and will Lose out Bitterly

  Once the all-encompassing chittering and chattering about tariffs on Chinese imports by the western corporate media subsided, Trump, egocentric businessman rather than the President of the Empire, “out of the blue”, one could almost say, under the pretext of ‘unfair’ Chinese trading, launches a new ferocious and as usual totally …

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• 15 March

  Ukraine: To Die in Mariupol

  On April 3, 2018, Russian President Vladimir Putin — upon winning the war Syria while protecting his beleaguered client, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, from a rebel uprising supported by the U.S. and Sunni Gulf states — had some more good news. US President Donald J. Trump had given instructions to …

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• 13 March

  Malaysia deports Egyptians, Tunisian for alleged terror ties

  Malaysian police said Sunday that six Egyptians and a Tunisian man believed to be linked to an African-based terror group have been detained and deported.

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• 13 March

  Islamic State fighter wants to return to Italy, warns of 'sleeper cells'

  An Islamic State fighter detained in Syria urged Italy on Saturday to let him come home to start a new life, saying he had abandoned the self-styled jihadist “caliphate” after growing disillusioned with its rulers.

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• 13 March

  Fears over returning jihadis as Briton who came back to UK is suspected al-Qaeda chief

  A BRITON who was welcomed home after allegedly being trained as a terrorist in Syria has been accused of being a leading member of al-Qaeda, sparking fears over returning jihadis.

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• 13 March

  German military have kicked out more far-right soldiers than previously disclosed, report reveals

  More soldiers have been removed from the German military for right-wing extremism than previously disclosed, it has been reported. The agency responsible for investigating extremism in the Bundeswehr armed forces admitted it had underreported the figure to the German parliament by only revealing the number of “clearly recognised right-wing extremists”, …

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• 13 March

  Two Islamic State terrorists apprehended in Mosul — interior ministry

  The Iraqi Interior Ministry announced on Saturday that its forces captured two members of the Islamic State militant group in Mosul city.

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• 13 March

  Heavy fighting reported as US-backed forces attack last ISIS stronghold in Syria

  Heavy fighting erupted Sunday as US-backed forces attacked the last ISIS stronghold in Syria amid a final push to clear the jihadist group from the war-torn country.

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• 13 March

  How ISIS Is Rising in the Philippines as It Dwindles in the Middle East

  Across the islands of the southern Philippines, the black flag of the Islamic State is flying over what the group considers its East Asia province. Men in the jungle, two oceans away from the arid birthplace of the Islamic State, are taking the terrorist brand name into new battles.

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