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  • If North Korea didn’t exist the US would create it

    Nizar Visram | Violence & Peace
    13.07.2017

    There is only one reason why the US is obsessed with North Korea. It allows the US to maintain a massive military presence in East Asia. If not for tensions on the Korean peninsula, the US would lose its rationale for its network of military bases in the region, which are primarily meant to threaten and contain China.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace North Korea, Nizar Visram, Nuclear war, US Militarism, Donald Trump

  • Western Sahara: An albatross on the AU’s conscience

    Nizar Visram | Global Pan-Africanism
    23.02.2017

    Morocco is back in the African Union unconditionally while illegally occupying Western Sahara, the continent’s last colony. This raises troubling questions about the Union’s commitment to its own principles. Morocco has no intention of giving up its occupation. Its return to the Union is intended to eventually push Western Sahara out of the AU in connivance with friendly member states and foreign powers, thus silencing the voices of the Sahrawi people .

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism Western Sahara, Morocco in the AU, AU Constitutive Act, MINURSO, POLISARIO, King Mohammed iv of Morocco

  • EU’s military strategy will intensify Mediterranean tragedies

    Nizar Visram | Governance
    24.06.2015

    Europe and NATO are responsible for the huge crisis of refugees attempting to enter Europe. Having destabilised other countries through militarism and plunder of resources, they are now converting the Mediterranean Sea into a mass grave for poor people fleeing the turmoil they created.

    Tagged under Governance

  • Deception and double standards at Mandela funeral

    Nizar Visram | Governance
    08.01.2014

    Western leaders who sow violence around the world to entrench capitalism were full of praise of Mandela as a man of peace. Yet from thousands of miles away, President Obama, who led the charade, decides who dies by the unmanned drone, whether they are at a wedding or funeral, women collecting firewood, infants or the elderly

    Tagged under Governance

  • Tanzania: Media practitioners call for editorial independence

    Nizar Visram | Artificial Intelligence & Technologies
    12.09.2013

    There is growing fear and self-censorship in Tanzanian newsrooms following violent attacks on journalists in recent months. The country is fast losing its reputation as a peaceful and tolerant society

    Tagged under Artificial Intelligence & Technologies Tanzania

  • Questions raised over Tanzanian peacekeepers in Darfur

    Nizar Visram | Violence & Peace
    05.09.2013

    Sources say the peacekeepers are struggling with equipment problems, poor training of some contingents and the reluctance by some governments to send their soldiers into combat zones

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Tanzania

  • Tanzania told to severe link with Monsanto

    Nizar Visram | Artificial Intelligence & Technologies
    27.06.2013

    Tanzanian President Jakaya Kikwete is an enthusiastic supporter of Monsanto, but now pressure is mounting on his government to reject GMO technologies as solutions to end hunger

    Tagged under Artificial Intelligence & Technologies Tanzania

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