I’ve heard a few stories from workers in the UK and elsewhere where employers are starting to broach the subject of the Covid ‘vaccines’. At present, it seems these conversations are at an early stage, perhaps just testing the water. But some employees are understandably worried they will be placed under pressure or ultimately the ‘vaccines’ become mandatory at work.

We often accept even the hardest absurdity of the COVID policy because it happens to others. Only when we are forced to face all the pure nonsense of the lockdown world do we discover the next level of madness. And we can observe it clearly in the example of international travel.

Turkish President Erdogan's disclosure that he proposed dispatching a peacekeeping force to Palestine during this week's talks with his Russian counterpart has been misconstrued by many in the Alt-Media Community as implying an impending mission to the Holy Land, but that's nothing more than fake news since the topic was only brought up for soft power purposes and no such joint operation is seriously being planned.

Russia's perfectly balanced approach might not win it plaudits from either side, but it's nevertheless the most pragmatic stance that any foreign party could take if they desire to maintain equally excellent relations with all players in West Asia.

Washington continues to insist that Turkey abandon the acquisition of Russian S-400 systems. And, apparently, the Joe Biden administration intends to use the existing "trump card" to increase pressure on Recep Erdogan.

A young Palestinian woman carrying the flag of Palestine during the Great March of Return, which was actually already the start of the third intifada.

The 'Israeli'-provoked violence is deplorable enough as it is since it was started by the Jewish State's aggressive colonial ambitions against the occupied Palestinian people in complete contradiction of international law but was made even worse by the fact that it's occurring right before the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Fitr that commemorates the end of Ramadan.

According to experts, the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum not only strengthens Russia's mediation efforts to overcome the existing problems in Palestine, but can also serve as a basis for mobilizing Palestinian economic factions, turning them into a powerful instrument of international influence.

The Alt-Media Community has many ways in which its members express support for various causes and countries, but the intentions behind some of their information products are sometimes regrettably misinterpreted by their fellows, hence the need to elaborate on the most common roles that folks play.

Although many of us are aware of many of the reasons, motives, timing for the so-called Great Reset, I think Reiner’s insights and thoughts are interesting and collectively provide a more complete understanding of what’s behind it all. And perhaps there is some light at the end of the tunnel.

The struggle between the reformist/”moderate” and principalist/”conservative” factions of Iran's permanent military, intelligence, and diplomatic bureaucracies (“deep state”) just exploded into the open after recordings of an oral history interview that Foreign Minister Zarif gave to a journalist earlier this year under the assumption that it wouldn't be shared for years were mysteriously leaked to the global media ahead of this summer's elections and exposed the intense friction between the Foreign Ministry and the powerful Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).

Legislative elections will take place in Palestine on May 22, 2021. Tel Aviv is ready to seize the opportunity to increase pressure on Ramallah in order to form a pro-Israel Palestinian parliament.

Because of how sensitive the issue is both in general and for bilateral relations, it deserves to be discussed more thoroughly.

The American and Russian Presidents have a slew of issues to discuss in the event that they meet in person sometime in the coming future like Biden proposed doing during their last phone conversation, but the most important topics on the itinerary would arguably be strategic security and peacefully resolving the conflicts in Ukraine, Afghanistan, and Syria.

Has anyone got a conspiracy theory I can borrow, mine have all come true?

The speeches of the head of the Republic of Turkey, Recep Erdogan, challenge the international security system, which is based primarily on the concept of peaceful coexistence. The biggest problem for Turkey along this path is the Lausanne Treaty and the ideology of Kemal Ataturk, which impede the implementation of a new variation of the Ottoman Empire from the Middle East to the Russian Crimea.

there is a huge possibility that the kingdom will nevertheless reconsider some of the directions of its foreign policy, given that the new US President Joe Biden and the head of the American State Department Antony Blinken began to exert tremendous pressure on Riyadh, demanding, in particular, to complete the war in Yemen.

Last weekend's arrest of several prominent people in Jordan, including the unofficial house arrest of former Crown Prince Hamzah, on suspicion of conspiring to destabilize the country in possible coordination with foreign intelligence agencies is more than likely a preemptive security operation aimed at thwarting a latent threat and not an urgent response to what some have feared was an imminent regime change attempt.

There are a multitude of problems that require multilateral solutions which have hitherto remained unresolved due to the lack of the political will and trust that are needed to make progress on them.

The Biden Administration continues to push its delusional and dangerous grand strategy, which doesn't even serve the US' own interests but just the short-term narrow ones of a certain segment of its economic and political elite.