Rachel Marsden | Unfortunately for Europe, Algiers has long maintained an officially nonaligned position, and isn’t too keen on throwing itself into the arms of the West.
EU Wants Gas From Algeria, As Washington Plays Wicked Stepmother
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SUNDAY SCREENING: Counter Intelligence – ‘The Strategy of Tension’
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SUNDAY SCREENING | Shining a light on government-run false flag attacks in history…
7 Countries Beefing Up Their Militaries in Today’s More Dangerous World
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Policymic | The balance of power in the world is changing due to an increase of military spending
U.S. citizens among hostages seized in Algeria as France battles Islamists in neighboring Mali
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WP | Hostages were from Norway, Britain, the United States, France and Japan were taken by ‘terrorists’.
BREAKING: 7 foreigners kidnapped in Algeria
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The Independant LAMINE CHIKHIJan 16, 2013 Islamist militants attacked a gas production field in southern Algeria today, kidnapping at least seven foreigners and killing a French national, local and company officials said. An al-Qa’ida-linked group operating in the Sahara said it had carried out the raid on the In Amenas facility, Mauritania’s ANI news agency […]
BLIND LEADING THE BLIND: ‘False Flag Energy’ and Syrian Regime Change
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Andrew McKillop | The need for any kind of energy transported across Syria’s frontiers – either oil or gas – is zero in Europe.
