Source: Northern Exposure
8 March 2021
Israel has adopted the Covid Lockdown policies with a severity unmatched internationally. They have pushed vaccination at a rate that leaves even the United Kingdom far behind. Gilad Atzmon, joins me to discuss the effects … Read the rest
The UK has announced a 50% cut in foreign aid claiming the Covid pandemic as the reason. African countries, whose economies right now are more fragile than ever and who have increasing numbers of people unemployed and going hungry, need foreign aid more than ever. The UK is the second … Read the rest
re posted from EIR DAILY ALERT SERVICE
Feb. 22 (EIRNS)—The Sunday Wall Street Journal (WSJ) ran an article on China’s mobilization to build a new supply chain for the deployments of COVID-19 vaccines to the world. It opens: “A cavernous new airport cargo … Read the rest
re posted from XINHUANET
Source: Xinhua| 2020-12-18 22:44:10|
JUBA, Dec. 18 (Xinhua) — At least 7.2 million people, about 60 percent of South Sudan’s population, are projected to face acute food shortage next year, according to … Read the rest
“Suley said the Chinese aid was timely and live-saving as the east African country is in the middle of a nutrition crisis with an estimated 313,000 children suffering from severe acute malnutrition in 2021.”
re posted from XINHUANET
this is beautiful humanity in our beautiful world
Source : Paul Barton
Railway Roundtable Webinar
write up by PD Lawton
Presented here is a very informative, creative and inspirational roundtable discussion on rail infrastructure and its relationship, present and potential, with the economy. The webinar was organized and hosted by Olawale A-Rasheed, Director of the Policy Advocacy … Read the rest
Source: Schiller Institute
Interview with Helga Zepp-LaRouche on an upcoming report by Executive Intelligence Review exposing the evil intent behind the Great Reset.
8 Feb 2021
The following article highlights the vital importance of infrastructure in terms of all aspects of food security. Swarms of locusts are threatening millions of people`s food supply and livelihoods in East Africa. But it is actually the lack of infrastructure that is the cause of the threat. Lack of infrastructure … Read the rest
re posted from EXECUTIVE INTELLIGENCE REVIEW
This article appears in the January 15, 2021 issue of Executive Intelligence Review.
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Jan. 10—The European Commission (EC), executive
