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Contents of N°50 – 1° September 2023

EDITORIAL

• BRICS Summit

AMERICAS

• Canada prepares for Donald Trump’s return

• Joe Biden’s mental disorders are increasing

• Progress in Joe Biden’s corruption investigations

• How Americans evaluate their political system

• Dramatic increase in suicides among U.S. veterans

• US welcomes 200,000 Ukrainians for 18 months

• The Biden administration vs. Proud Boys

• Will there be a trial for the 9/11/01 attacks?

• US public opinion against the war in Ukraine

• Presidential election in Guatemala

• First round of the presidential election in Ecuador

EUROPE

• Pope Francis and Russia

• Nicolas Sarkozy for reconciliation with Russia

• Martinique votes to recognize Creole

• No government in Spain anytime soon

• Incident in Cyprus

• Switzerland takes sides against Russia

• The Netherlands and Denmark arm the Ukrainian Air Force

• Der Spiegel and ZDF on the trail of saboteurs

• Olaf Scholz baffled by Vladimir Putin’s indifference to Western sanctions

• Annalena Baerbock notes the failure of economic “sanctions” against Russia

• General elections in the Netherlands

• Biased referendum in Poland

• Poland urges Belarus to expel PMC Wagner

• Illiberal summit in Budapest

• Hungary demands protection from Ukrainian agricultural competition

• Viktor Orbán warns that a Turkish Stream sabotage wouldn’t go unpunished

• Kaja Kallas weakened by revelations about her husband’s activities

• Resignation of No. 2 of the European Commission

• Training of EU diplomats

• Russia disputes version of death of General Jean-Louis Georgelin

• Russian Sanctions Against Enemies of the State

• Assassination of PMC Wagner’s leaders

AFRICA

• Resignation of Najla Mangoush who had met her Israeli counterpart

• Libya-Chad joint operation against Chadian rebels

• Ethiopia joins BRICS

• Coup d’état in Niger

• Coup d’état in Gabon

• Fighting goes on in Sudan

• Disputed presidential election in Zimbabwe

ASIA

• Division within Netanyahu’s government

• France gets bogged down in Lebanon

• News from the Syrian opposition

• Washington spares Riyadh

• Saudi Arabia joins BRICS

• UAE and India

• Iranian oil blocked in the US

• Iran Sentences U.S. to $330 Million in Damages for 1980 Failed Coup

• Iran joins BRICS

• Iranian justice prosecutes singer Mehdi Yarrahi

• Iran threatens to retaliate against Israeli attacks

• Imran Khan finally free!

• India sends craft to Moon

• Bangladesh threatened by Jamaat-e-Islami

• Political overthrow in Thailand

• Dynastic transmission of power in Cambodia

• China-US negotiations

• Beijing spies on Taiwan

• China can detect nuclear submarines

• Japan begins the discharge of Fukushima waters

OCEANIA

• Australia explains AUKUS

INTERGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS

• Towards a Far Eastern NATO

• 1,600 scientists against COP goals