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Summit Fatigue by Stephen Lendman Since crisis conditions erupted, it’s number 19 and counting. Like earlier summits, they met. They talked. They agreed to talk more. […]

Reports of Troop Movements Near Syria’s Borders by Stephen Lendman After Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced new rules of engagement, Turkey deployed missile batteries, rocket […]

Duplicitous Human Rights Council Report on Syria by Stephen Lendman On June 27, the UN Human Rights Council (HRC) discussed conflict conditions in Syria. Truth took […]

Heated Anti-Assad Rhetoric by Stephen Lendman Washington’s Syrian regime change plans are longstanding. All independent governments are targeted.  At issue isn’t whether they’re despotic, democratic, or […]

State of War in Syria by Stephen Lendman On Wednesday, Assad said “a state of war” exists.  “(A)LL our policies, directives and all sectors will be […]

Commemorating Anti-Torture Day by Stephen Lendman Annually on June 26, The International Day in Support of Victims of Torture remembers and honors victims, survivors, and family […]

Advancing the Ball for War on Syria by Stephen Lendman What’s ongoing bears disturbing similarities to events preceding NATO’s 1999 Yugoslavia aggression. In the 1990s, NATO […]

Boland Amendment Redux by Stephen Lendman In 1982, the House passed the Boland Amendment. It was attached as a rider to the 1983 Defense Appropriations Act. […]

Syria Blamed for Turkish Provocation by Stephen Lendman On June 22, two Turkish warplanes provocatively entered Syrian airspace low and fast. Doing so showed hostile intent.  […]