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Military Appreciation Month: Why Collaboration Begets Innovation and Modernization written by Kevin Tierney May 11, 2021 Bryce Meier is a man who sports many hats and many talents. As a Battalion Operations Officer in the Iowa Army National Guard and a Business Development Manager at Collins Aerospace, Meier offers an exceptional perspective on the unique opportunities that military experience presents for active-duty military and veterans. Meier first knew he wanted to se...

“The government should be afraid of the people. The people shouldn’t be afraid of the government.” Years ago, following NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden‘s revelations about the scale and scope of the US and UK-led ‘Five Eyes’ global surveillance and spying matrix, much of the public was left wondering: what was the eventual endgame of all of these taxpayer-funded illegal governments operations being used against their own people? In 2020 the world got its first clear glimpse of why ...

The meeting – officially called a “Five Treasurers meeting” was chaired by Canadian Finance Minister Bill Morneau and focused on secure cross-border supply chains. Officials said the meeting provided Robertson with an opportunity to “to advocate for New Zealand’s interest in maintaining a commitment to open markets, respecting the rules based global trading system, and encouraging economies to unwind distortionary trade measures”. This is potentially a coded message to push for...

Stuffs Thoma Manch taking part in an online press briefing on Xinjiang organsied by the PRC embassy last week. Photo: Robert Kitchin of Stuff (used by permission) Are you confident you are on the right side of history?” Newshub political editor Tova O’Brien asked foreign minister Nanaia Mahuta on the Newshub Nation show the weekend before last.  But the minister was not about to commit to following suit on national television.  “Im willing to get information about what we could do. ...

Mobile News As sanctions continue to bite, Huawei is moving away from smartphones and infrastructure It must have been a day of celebration on November 21 at Huawei’s vast 127-hectare lakeside office park in the southern Chinese city of Dongguan. One can easily imagine the cheering from the 25,000 employees as the hated Trump lost the presidency to liberal globalist Joe Biden. Surely the Huawei dynasty leaders must have thought Biden will save us. Huawei has been subjected to economic sanctio...

LATEST ARTICLES BY Valentin Cartillier News New Zealand is asserting its right to determine its own foreign policy and called out the other Five Eyes countries for needlessly antagonizing China. Read more The economic crisis is not over for Peoples World. Please donate or become a sustainer today .    Donate

Help Save Peoples World The economic crisis has hit Peoples World hard. We need the support of all our friends and readers to continue publishing. New Zealand breaks ranks with ‘Five Eyes’ spy alliance over anti-China crusade May 5, 2021 4:45 PM CDT By Valentin Cartillier Chinese President Xi Jinping, right, and New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern shake hands at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, April 1, ...

Is the Five Eyes alliance in trouble? © Reuters The Five Eyes group has successfully shared intelligence between Western powers for decades The Five Eyes alliance is an intelligence-sharing arrangement between five English-speaking democracies: the US, UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. It evolved during the Cold War as a mechanism for monitoring the Soviet Union and sharing classified intelligence. It is often described as the worlds most successful intelligence alliance. But recently i...

BBC News By Frank Gardner image captionThe Five Eyes group has successfully shared intelligence between Western powers for decades The Five Eyes alliance is an intelligence-sharing arrangement between five English-speaking democracies: the US, UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. It evolved during the Cold War as a mechanism for monitoring the Soviet Union and sharing classified intelligence. It is often described as the worlds most successful intelligence alliance. But recently it has suffer...

The survival of the alliance in its current form, though, is under threat after Ms Arderns administration announced that it was making improved trade relations with Beijing its priority, rather than maintaining its support for Five Eyes. "No matter if they have five eyes or ten eyes, as soon as they dare to harm Chinas sovereignty, security or development interests, they should be careful lest their eyes be poked blind." — Zhao Lijian, the spokesman for Chinas foreign minister, BBC, November...