North Korea

North and South Discuss Olympic Cooperation | U.S. Considers “Limited Strike” on N Korea

January 23, 2018 UNAC Editor Korea

from Zoom In Korea On January 9, high-level officials from North and South Korea met to discuss the North’s participation in the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea in February. The inter-Korean meeting was held in the village of Panmunjom at the border of the divided Korean Peninsula. On January 1, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un expressed hope for[…]

USAG Humphreys: The Story Behind America’s Biggest Overseas Base

December 4, 2017 UNAC Editor US Foreign Bases

This article was originally published in The Diplomat, Nov 6, 2017 By Jon Letman At first glance, Humphreys looks like an ordinary American suburb. With K-12 schools, chapels, a library, a big box store, dental and veterinary clinics and a spacious plaza where kids can skateboard and eat ice cream, Humphreys could easily be in Dallas or Denver. It’s the[…]

Racism, Propaganda And Wars

November 1, 2017 UNAC Editor Racism

Co-Written By Margaret Flowers and Kevin Zeese Originally published on Popular Resistance This week, the 100th anniversary of the Balfour Declaration, which promoted giving Palestine to the Jewish people, will be celebrated in London. Around the world, there will be protests against it calling for Britain to apologize for the damage it inflicted. Students from the West Bank and Gaza will send letters[…]

US Provides Military Assistance to 73 Percent of World’s Dictatorships

October 2, 2017 UNAC Editor Connecting the Dots

By Rich Whitney, Truthout, Saturday, September 23, 2017 For decades, the American people have been repeatedly told by their government and corporate-run media that acts of war ordered by their president have been largely motivated by the need to counter acts of aggression or oppression by “evil dictators.” We were told we had to invade Iraq because Saddam Hussein was an[…]