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On Wednesday, the Fukuoka High Court Naha branch ordered Okinawa to approve the central government’s construction plan for a key US base.

As part of the remarkable recent conference held in Oaxaca, Mexico on Food Self-Sufficiency and Agroecological Transition in a Multipolar World (November 28 – December 2, 2023), IATP organized an event with partners from Africa, Southeast Asia and Mexico focusing on a key aspect of agroecological transitions: farmers’ rights over their seed systems. Global rules and corporate dominance over seeds create huge challenges to local innovations, but these conditions also produce important stories...

Abuses in Africa have attracted criticism from some influential quarters, including Amnesty International and Pope Francis.

Biden, who campaigned on restoring global respect for the United States, has had little success in the highly important region.

Empirical data demonstrates that, although US warmongering may fatten the pockets of military contractors, the consequences for citizens around the world have been dire.

Crown Prince of Oman Theyazin bin Haitham al Said said on Thursday he shared the views of Russian President Vladimir Putin that the existing West-dominated world order should be transformed into a new fair order without double standards.

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On November 12, 2023, anti-liberal Russian philosopher Alexander Dugin published an article in the Russian state-owned domestic news agency RIA Novosti, discussing the ongoing war in Gaza. According to Dugin, the Palestinian-Israeli conflict has "directly affected" all Muslims of the world, and this is the moment to build a new Islamic "pole" that could counter, along with

A new, fairer and more democratic system of international relations that meets the needs of the world majority is being formed, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Monday.

Russia does not need to think about how to restore its relations with Europe, but rather think about how not to depend on Europes economic decisions, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said on Monday.