Tag: Iraq

Biden’s Plan to ‘Carve Up’ Iraq Into Three Statelets Has Proven Disastrous, Iraqi Sociologist Explains

2 March 2021|The Interregnum|Mohamed Elmaazi
US President Joe Biden recently launched airstrikes in Syria, claiming that they were in response to attacks on US-led occupation forces within Iraq. In a detailed interview, Iraqi sociologist Sami Ramadani explains that if the current trajectory of US policy doesn’t change, Iraq will face more destruction and destabilisation.

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Whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg blasts Espionage Act charges against Julian Assange as “declaration of war” on the free press

26 May 2019|The Interregnum| Mohamed Elmaazi

The US Department of Justice has unveiled 17 more criminal charges against Julian Assange, which make clear he is being targeted for his role in exposing war crimes committed by the US government and allied forces.

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