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Showing posts with label China. Show all posts
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Wednesday, 28 August 2013

Drumbeat For Action Against Syria's Assad Grows Louder

Posted on 07:45 by Unknown
The ongoing civil war in Syria has led to more than 100,000 dead, more than 2 million refugees situated in grim camps in Syria, Turkey, Jordan, and the entire region is in turmoil, especially after the latest reports indicating that chemical weapons of some kind were used against civilian populations in a Damascus suburb.

It's the latest in a string of scattered incidents involving chemical
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Posted in Bashar al-Assad, chemical weapons, China, Civil War, foreign policy, Hizbullah, Iran, Israel, Lebanon, Russia, Syria, United Nations, wmd | No comments

Thursday, 4 April 2013

The Rational Irrationalism of North Korea

Posted on 06:15 by Unknown
North Korea keeps ratcheting up the threat index with pronouncements that they're going to unleash nuclear annihilation against the US and South Korea. The threats are definitely crazy, but I think they've been acting as rational irrationalists. What do I mean by this? It means that they're crazy like a fox and have a definite strategy here. They know from past history that crazy gets the goods.
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Posted in China, Japan, Kim Jong-un, missile defense, missile tech, North Korea, nuclear proliferation, nuclear weapons, South Korea, USA | No comments

Tuesday, 25 September 2012

Conflict Over Senkaku Islands Rooted In Centuries Of Disputes

Posted on 07:05 by Unknown
The ongoing territorial dispute between China, Japan, Taiwan, and Korea over the Senkaku Islands didn't just materialize overnight. The dispute has its roots more than 800 years ago when China and Japan fought off invasions by the other.

It's a history of violence, bloodshed, and genocide, which extends all the way into the 20th century when Japan invaded China and Korea and killed hundreds of
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Posted in China, diplomacy, foreign policy, Japan, Military, Senkaku Islands, Taiwan | No comments

Monday, 2 July 2012

Diplomacy Falls Apart As Syrian Civil War Continues

Posted on 08:20 by Unknown
Hundreds of people have been killed in the past week as the Syrian military loyal to Bashar al-Assad continues its assault against rebel strongholds across the country, which brings the overall tally to more than 16,500. Nearly 70% of the total are civilians. There's even video showing a funeral procession coming under attack, though no one knows who was behind a deadly bombing in Damascus.
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Posted in Bashar al-Assad, China, Civil War, diplomacy, human rights, Lebanon, Middle East, Russia, Syria, Turkey, United Nations | No comments

Thursday, 14 June 2012

Assad Continues Crackdown While World Watches

Posted on 08:45 by Unknown
Bashar al Assad continues to put his own spin on his father's Hama rules guide to dealing with insurrection. Assad continues murdering those opposed to his regime at a frightening pace, but it's a slow bleed. A dozen here, a dozen there every few days, with larger massacres interspersed. That compares with his father, who killed tens of thousands in a brutal burst when eliminating the Muslim
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Posted in Bashar al-Assad, China, diplomacy, foreign policy, Hillary Clinton, Middle East, Russia, Syria, United Nations, USA, war crimes | No comments

Thursday, 31 May 2012

Assad's Loyalists Blame Houla Massacre On Rebels

Posted on 11:00 by Unknown
Last week, more than 100 people were murdered in Houla. It's been reported that artillery was fired and subsequently roving militias came through to finish the job - executing dozens at close range with knives and small arms fire.

Is it any surprise that Bashar al-Assad's loyalists are claiming that the massacre was the result of rebel forces - not the government. The Assad-backed "
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Posted in Bashar al-Assad, China, Civil War, diplomacy, foreign policy, human rights, Middle East, Russia, United Nations, war crimes | No comments

Tuesday, 28 February 2012

Injured Journalists Smuggled Out of Syria As Violence Continues

Posted on 08:35 by Unknown
The Red Cross continues their efforts to try and bring humanitarian aid to civilians caught in the crossfire and under siege by Syrian loyalists to Bashar al-Assad in places like Homs. They, along with Syrian rebel forces, were finally successful in smuggling out one of the journalists injured in the same attack that killed American journalist Marie Colvin and a French photographer.
Syrian
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Posted in Bashar al-Assad, China, Hama rules, human rights, ICRC, journalism, Russia, Syria, war crimes | No comments

Friday, 24 February 2012

Syrian Rebel Groups Clamor For Weapons To Finish Assad While Assad's Security Forces Continue Homs Assault

Posted on 08:50 by Unknown
The diplomatic efforts to force Bashar al-Assad continue. Friends of Syria met to discuss efforts, including the United States, European and Arab nations, and have indicated that they're willing to expand sanctions and other efforts to stop the murderous rampage that Assad's security forces have been conducting to end protests against the regime. The brutal crackdown has resulted in thousands
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Posted in Arab League, Bashar al-Assad, China, Civil War, diplomacy, foreign policy, genocide, Hama rules, human rights, Middle East, protests, Russia, Syria, United Nations, war crimes | No comments

Thursday, 23 February 2012

Homs Remains Under Artillery Assault For 20th Day; Assad's Crackdown Continues

Posted on 06:35 by Unknown
The City of Homs has now been under constant artillery barrages and attacks by Bashar al-Assad's security forces for 20 days and there's no sign of any letup. Assad's forces are intensifying their attacks, and the body count continues rising on a daily basis.

The UN no longer keeps track of the casualty figures because their officials can't guarantee their own safety, so casualty figures are
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Posted in Bashar al-Assad, China, Civil War, diplomacy, France, genocide, Hama rules, human rights, Iran, protests, Russia, Syria, Venezuela | No comments

Wednesday, 22 February 2012

Assad Accelerating Assault on Homs; Two Journalists Among Those Killed

Posted on 06:45 by Unknown
The situation in Homs continues deteriorating as Bashar al-Assad's forces continuing their assault against the city. Two journalists were among those killed, including American war correspondent Marie Colvin, who works for the British Sunday Times. A Syrian blogger was also among those killed.

Assad is showing himself more than capable of engaging in mass murder and war crimes with his ongoing
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Posted in Bashar al-Assad, China, Civil War, diplomacy, Hama rules, human rights, Iran, Middle East, Russia, Syria, war crimes | No comments

Thursday, 16 February 2012

Northern Syria in Open Revolt Against Assad's Regime

Posted on 06:55 by Unknown
Since the beginning of the year, the situation in Syria has gone from bad to worse. The death count has accelerated as defections from Assad's security forces have meant that opposition groups are now brimming with former soldiers and are fighting back against Assad's loyalists with sufficient firepower to inflict significant casualties.

Northern Syria is in open revolt against Assad's regime.
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Posted in Ban Ki Moon, Bashar al-Assad, China, Civil War, diplomacy, Hama rules, protests, Russia, Syria, United Nations, war crimes | No comments

Wednesday, 15 February 2012

Assad Claims Referendum Will Ease Crisis; Brutal Crackdown Continues

Posted on 06:55 by Unknown
Bashar al-Assad has done this before. He's gone before the microphone to claim that he's a reformer and that he's in the process of reforming the Syrian political system. Today, he's claiming that a new constitution is ready for a referendum that would allow expanded access to the political system and that ends the Ba'athist control over the country.President Bashar al-Assad set a February 26
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Posted in Arab League, Bashar al-Assad, chemical weapons, China, Civil War, France, human rights, protests, Russia, Syria, United Nations, war crimes | No comments

Saturday, 11 February 2012

Assad's Brutal Crackdown Continues; US Ambassador Posts Photos Showing Assad's Forces In Action

Posted on 05:15 by Unknown

For months, Bashar al-Assad has been claiming that the violence racking his country has been due to terrorists and outside forces conspiring against his regime, and that he's been dedicated to reforming but for the ongoing violence.

Just today, Assad's regime has claimed that terrorist forces were responsible for the shelling in the city of Homs, which has resulted in significant numbers of
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Posted in Bashar al-Assad, China, Civil War, diplomacy, foreign policy, Hama rules, human rights, Robert Ford, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Syria, United Nations, war crimes | No comments

Friday, 10 February 2012

Explosions Rock Security Facilities in Aleppo While Assad Continues Crackdown

Posted on 12:25 by Unknown
A pair of massive explosions rocked the city of Aleppo and Bashar al-Assad's media outlets claimed that at least 25 people were killed and more than 175 injured. It would appear to be the result of car bombs targeting Assad's security headquarters buildings there and that the death toll seems in line withe the amount of damage. The blasts were the first significant violence in the northern city,
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Posted in Arab League, Bashar al-Assad, China, Civil War, diplomacy, Hama rules, human rights, ICC, Russia, Syria, United Nations, war crimes | No comments

Monday, 6 February 2012

Following in the Footsteps of a Mass Murderer

Posted on 08:40 by Unknown
Syria's Bashar al Assad is continuing in his father's tradition of murdering anyone standing in opposition to his regime. His security forces are once again carrying out assaults against civilian populations, and within the past 24 hours, another 50 people were killed and many more injured.

This includes from rocket and missile attacks:



The US has shut down its embassy in Damascus, in the
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Posted in Arab League, Bashar al-Assad, China, Civil War, Hama rules, human rights, protests, Russia, Syria, United Nations, USA | No comments

Saturday, 4 February 2012

UN Resolution on Syria Fails as Death Toll Rises Precipitously

Posted on 13:30 by Unknown
Russia and China vetoed the latest United Nations resolution that would have strengthened sanctions against Syria's Bashar al-Assad and called for him to step down comes on the same day that human rights groups decried a drastic rise in violence. More than 200 people were killed in the past 24 hours alone, though as usual, Assad claims that the death tolls were inflated and nothing more than
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Posted in Bashar al-Assad, China, Civil War, Hafez al-Assad, human rights, Russia, Syria, United Nations, war crimes | No comments
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