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Jimmy Carter: US Is Most Warlike Nation in History of the World

The former president says peaceful China "ahead of us in almost every way."

Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter makes remarks at a luncheon following a morning symposium for the 25th anniversary of the Camp David Peace Accords between Israel and Egypt.
War Versus Peace: Israel Has Decided and So Should We
It is now incumbent on the international community to break this vicious Israeli cycle and support the Palestinian people in their ongoing struggle...
Confetti falls as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara stand on stage after Netanyahu spoke following the announcement of exit polls in Israel's parliamentary election.
Politics of Culture in US: 'The Invisible Hand of the Market'?
Although this article was published in the original Spanish version last March, now that Julian Assange is in prison the analysis in this piece on ...
Poster showing late Cuban President Fidel Castro and his brother Raul hangs inside a subsidised state store, in Havana.
New Zealand: Can Christchurch Heal Our Collective Wounds?
The strength, will and courage of so many communities should be enough to turn a horrific terrorist act into an opportunity to heal our collective ...
New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern attends the Friday prayers at Hagley Park outside Al-Noor mosque in Christchurch.
A Fig Leaf On The Table At Mar-a-Lago? Caribbean Leaders Meeting Trump In Florida On Venezuela
The agenda of the Mar-a-Lago meeting was not disclosed, but the summoning of the hand-picked quintet mimics a similar division of Caribbean leaders...
Four of the five invited Caribbean states voted in favor of a U.S.-backed resolution to not recognize the Venezuelan government of President Nicolas Maduro.
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Crushing Jorge Glas Along With Ecuador’s Rule of Law
Crushing Jorge Glas Along With Ecuador’s Rule of Law
Joe Emersberger interviewed Ecuadorian legal scholar Oswaldo Ruiz-Chiriboga about the imprisonment of deposed Ecuadorian Vice President Jorge Glas ...
Maitresse dancers from the Afro-Ecuadorean Ochun collective wearing masks made by the indigenous community of Tigua in Cotopaxi, Ecuador
Cholo and Proud: Brazil and Ecuador Join Forces Against Racism
Guanaco knows how to fill a dancefloor. But that’s not all he wants to do with his new video.
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Expert Economist to teleSUR: Argentina Needs to Quit IMF
In an exclusive interview with teleSUR, Mark Weisbrot explains the "causes" of Argentina's economic fallout, and what it will take to tur...
Anasha Campbell, co-director of Nicaragua's Tourist Institute.
Tourism, Democracy and Development in Nicaragua
An interview by Tortilla con Sal with Anasha Campbell, co-director of Nicaragua's Tourist Institute.
Thousands of people protested in France against same-sex marriage, which some analysts interpreted as a 'reverse May 68.'
50 Years after May 1968, What's Left of French Feminism?
France has long stopped being the avant-garde of the feminist movement, so who exactly are these new conservative feminists?
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