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China issues white paper on Diaoyu Dao
China issues white paper on Diaoyu Dao BEIJING – The Chinese government issued a white paper on Diaoyu Dao Tuesday, asserting the country’s indisputable sovereignty over it and its affiliated islands. Diaoyu Dao and its affiliated islands are an inseparable … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Asia, Geo-Politics, News
Tagged asia, Asia Security, China, china japan disputed territory, china japan territorial dispute, china white paper on diaoyu islands, Diaoyu Dao, diaoyu islands, east china sea, global security, international law and diaoyu islands, japan china relations, nsnbc, san fancisko treaty
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East China Sea Conflict: Pentagon Chief Has A Lot Of Explaining To Do
East China Sea Conflict: Pentagon Chief Has A Lot Of Explaining To Do “US behaving badly” The dispute over the Diaoyu Islands is essentially a US-made legacy of World War II. The US’ intentional blindness to the illegal nature of Japan’s … Continue reading
US position on Diaoyu Islands very dangerous
US position on Diaoyu Islands very dangerous The United States Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will arrive in China Tuesday for a two-day trip to exchange views on a wide range of issues including reiterating the US position on the … Continue reading
Posted in Asia, Geo-Politics
Tagged asia, China, China Japan Relations, Diaoyu Island, east china sea, global security, Hillary Clinton, international law, Japan, nsnbc, Politics, territorial Dispute, USA
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The US/UN/NATO Race for Global Full Spectrum Dominance. (4/4)
The US/UN/NATO Race for Global Full Spectrum Dominance. (4/4) (Part 1/4) (Part 2/4) (Part 3/4) Christopher Black, James Henry Fetzer, Alex Mezyaev, Christof Lehmann. The South China Sea: How could Soros and the International Crisis Group let a perfectly good … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Geo-Politics, Politics, World
Tagged Alex Mezyaev, ASEAN, asia, BND, Bosnia, China, christof lehmann, Christopher Black, CIA, crimes against humanity, Diversity, east china sea, ethnic cleansing, Framework Team, ft bragg north carolina, full spectrum dominance, Geneva Convention, Geo-Politics, global security, Globalization, Hague Conventions, Human Rights, ICC, ICTY, international crisis group, international law, international terrorism, Intervention, interventionism, James Fetzer, Lao, Law against use of mercenaries, Libya, Middle East, Milosevic, multilateral diplomacy, NATO, Nepal, NGOs, nsnbc, Phillippines, Politics, R2P, religious minorities, responsibility to protect, Russia, serbia, Soros, South East China Sea, state sponsored terrorism, subversion, Thailand, treaty of westphalia, UN Charter, UNGA, United Nations, UNSC, UNSC Resolution 1973, Vietnam, war crimes, Yugoslavia
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The US/UN/NATO Race for Global Full Spectrum Dominance. (3/4)
The US/UN/NATO Race for Global Full Spectrum Dominance. (3/4) (Part 1/4) (Part 2/4) (Part 4/4) By Christopher Black, James Henry Fetzer, Alex Mezyaev, Christof Lehmann. Common Denominators in US/NATO Subversion Strategies and the Institutionalization of Irregular Warfare and Subversion. There … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Mezyaev, ASEAN, asia, BND, Bosnia, China, christof lehmann, Christopher Black, CIA, crimes against humanity, Diversity, east china sea, ethnic cleansing, Framework Team, ft bragg north carolina, full spectrum dominance, Geneva Convention, Geo-Politics, global security, Globalization, Hague Conventions, Human Rights, ICC, ICTY, international crisis group, international law, international terrorism, Intervention, interventionism, James Fetzer, Lao, Law against use of mercenaries, Libya, Middle East, Milosevic, multilateral diplomacy, NATO, Nepal, NGOs, nsnbc, Phillippines, Politics, R2P, religious minorities, responsibility to protect, Russia, serbia, Soros, South East China Sea, state sponsored terrorism, subversion, Thailand, treaty of westphalia, UN Charter, UNGA, United Nations, UNSC, UNSC Resolution 1973, Vietnam, war crimes, Yugoslavia
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