What’s happening between Saudi Arabia and Lebanon?

Lebanon was stunned on Nov. 4 and its still in shock when its prime minister, Saad Hariri, speaking from Saudi Arabia, delivered a halting resignation speech. Mr. Hariri said he left Beirut because he feared assassination. He placed the blame for his long-distance resignation on Iran and its main ally in Lebanon, Hezbollah.

Lebanese President Michel Aoun demands answers from Saudi Arabia on why PM Saad Hariri @saadhariri has not returned to the country or if he can leave #SaudiArabia at all. Here's what's going on so far. #Opinion pic.twitter.com/nmoXUPCaB6

— PressTV Programs (@PressTVPrograms) November 12, 2017

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Greece is Committing “Financial Suicide”

By Peter Koenig  for Global Research, Original Source

Thursday late night, 18 May 2017, the Greek Parliament voted to accept another round of devastating troika (EC, IMF, ECB) conditions for an additional debt package of close to 5 billion euros. All of the 153 delegates of Alexis Tsipras’ Syriza-Anel coalition voted ‘en bloc’ for the suicide package, all 128 opposition members against. Nineteen didn’t show up. Perhaps they were too afraid to vote for the opposition. Just as a reminder, PM Tsipras, a socialist, is leading Syriza, Greece’s prominent left-wing party, that for reasons of majority decided to align with the extreme right-wing party ‘Anel’ which currently holds a mere 10 seats in Parliament.

José Manuel Barroso : Goldman Sach’s, Hedge Funds, Lobbying and the City

The former Portuguese president of the European Commission, José Manuel Barroso, who was president of the Commission for 10 years until 2014, was named in July of this years as a chairman of Goldman Sachs International to assist the bank regarding Brexit issues. For BBC, Goldman Sach’s  is a powerful player in the City of London.

France Tv: Julian Assange : “Le Brexit ? Je suis pour ! L’Europe se portera mieux sans les Britanniques”

Le 19 juin prochain, cela fera quatre ans que Julian Assange, le fondateur de WikiLeaks, vit reclus à l’ambassade d’Equateur à Londres (Royaume-Uni).  Voici son analyse sur le référendum sur la sortie du Royaume-Uni de l’Union européenne, qui aura lieu le 23 juin.