Sun 20 December 2020: In a nutshell, Indian Chronicles is: a 15 year-long operation running since 2005; 10+ UN Human Rights Council accredited NGOs, mostly resurrected; The resurrection of Prof. Louis B. Sohn, a prominent figure in human rights, deceased in 2006; Several identity thefts, including the name of Martin Schulz, former president of the European Parliament or […]
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Tue 08 December 2020: We’re exploring Mohsen Fakhrizadeh’s story and the future of US-Iran relations. Many Iranians had no idea who Mohsen Fakhrizadeh was when he was assassinated at the end of November. But intelligence services in Israel and the United States had been tracking Iran’s top nuclear scientist for years. So what happened that […]
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Wed 02 December 2020: “First of Mosques destroyed, since 2016 until now 16 thousands mosques destroyed, Its physiological death for the Uyghur people. Historical mosque i know 800 years old in Kashgar, People are shocked not only because their family members arrested but whats happening in front of them…” Communist Islam: Its emotional and Physiological […]
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Sun 29 November 2020: Barring the success of a fantastically ill-conceived attempt by Trump to stay in the White House, Joe Biden will be the 46th President of the United States. And with that position comes nearly unfettered power to shape American foreign policy. And with a lot happening in the Middle East, it’s important […]
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Wed 02 September 2020: Cabo Delgado is now home to Africa’s three largest liquid natural gas (LNG) projects: the Mozambique LNG Project (Total, formerly Anadarko) worth $20bn, Coral FLNG Project (ENI and ExxonMobil) worth $4.7bn, and Rovuma LNG Project (ExxonMobil, ENI and CNPC) worth $30bn. When, in 2010, US energy company Anadarko found major gas […]
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Sat 25 July 2020: The Lebanese are no strangers to handling crisis, but this one could be the biggest since the civil war. Lebanon’s financial collapse is accelerating – and the old normal is fading, even down to the traffic lights. In a country where people were once able to pay just as easily with […]
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Thu 09 July 2020: Syria’s inner circle of power has been dominated by the al-Assad family for 50 years, but nearly a decade of war is exposing its cracks. Syria’s inner circle of power has been dominated by the al-Assad family for 50 years, but nearly a decade of war is exposing its cracks. Journalist […]
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Mon 06 July 2020: The past 20 years of President Vladimir Putin’s rule have coincided with a widening inequality gap in Russia. Now, a constitutional change allows him two more chances at the ballot box – which means he could still be president in 2036. Today, we are looking at how Putin’s economic policies have […]
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Wed 01 July 2020: On July 1, Israel may begin plans to annex parts of the occupied West Bank – as much as 30 percent. Annexation is illegal under international law and much of the world has condemned it. So why might this controversial move happen now? In today’s episode, Al Jazeera journalist Rania Zabaneh joins The Take from the occupied West […]
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Sat 06 June 2020: Demonstrations against police brutality and racism have spread across the US. In this episode, The Take hears from protesters to find out why they are demonstrating. Protesters across the United States are defying curfews and risking arrest to protest against police brutality. We have seen demonstrations like this before, but this […]
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