Propaganda and false premises mark the U.S. response to a “prisoner swap” with Cuba. In such a “deal,” Cuba would release a “wrongly imprisoned” USAID subcontractor in exchange for the freedom of three Cuban intelligence agents jailed as “terrorists” in the U.S.
Propaganda and false premises mark the U.S. response to a “prisoner swap” with Cuba. In such a “deal,” Cuba would release a “wrongly imprisoned” USAID subcontractor in exchange for the freedom of three Cuban intelligence agents jailed as “terrorists” in the U.S.
Countries targeted by USAID exhibit the dynamics of submissive gratitude — something that has shaped U.S. foreign policy for decades.
Countries targeted by USAID exhibit the dynamics of submissive gratitude — something that has shaped U.S. foreign policy for decades.
Instead of clandestine backing for a messaging platform, the US could just stop blocking computer and smartphone sales to Cuba.
Instead of clandestine backing for a messaging platform, the US could just stop blocking computer and smartphone sales to Cuba.
Under the financing agreement, the medical equipment — including ultrasound and MRI machines — has to be purchased from General Electric.
Under the financing agreement, the medical equipment — including ultrasound and MRI machines — has to be purchased from General Electric.
Allegations that Venezuela is a narco-state have justified strikes, sanctions, and military buildups. But even US intelligence concedes Maduro is not directing the gangs blamed for “invading” America. The evidence reveals a familiar playbook for war.
Allegations that Venezuela is a narco-state have justified strikes, sanctions, and military buildups. But even US intelligence concedes Maduro is not directing the gangs blamed for “invading” America. The evidence reveals a familiar playbook for war.
From Star Wars pages to Rasta forums, the CIA’s secret websites helped spies communicate, track targets, and manipulate narratives, even among America’s friends.
From Star Wars pages to Rasta forums, the CIA’s secret websites helped spies communicate, track targets, and manipulate narratives, even among America’s friends.
An investigation reveals how the influential Dutch group GAMAAN uses flawed polling methods and collaborates with U.S.-funded organizations pushing regime change—while distorting Western perceptions of Iran.
An investigation reveals how the influential Dutch group GAMAAN uses flawed polling methods and collaborates with U.S.-funded organizations pushing regime change—while distorting Western perceptions of Iran.
