The coronavirus crisis in Ibero-America has brought to light numerous problems across the entire continent. All models of governance and international disposition have suffered attacks to different degrees, revealing internal problems linked to the economy, health and the subsistence of citizens. In all of Latin America the number of cases amounts to 200,000, with a total of 10,000 deaths (officially) ...
Bağımsızlığın kazanıldığı 1936’dan başlayarak yapılmış bazı filmlerin adları ansiklopedik bilgi olarak sıralanabilirse de Suriye sinemasının asıl olarak 1960’lı yıllardan itibaren özel kuruluşların yanına devlet sektörünün de eklenmesiyle ulusal kimlik kazanmaya başladığı söylenebilir. 1963’te kurulduğunda özellikle genç sinemacılara el uzatmak gibi bir strateji benimseyen Suriye Devlet Sinema Merkezi’nin çalışmaları, yılda ortalama bir-iki film üretilmesine rağmen 1980’lere gelindiğinde uluslararası film festivallerinde dikkat ...
Although films were already being produced in Syria after 1936 when the independence was gained, Syrian Cinema only began to gain its national identity in the 1960s with the intervention of the state in private productions. Syrian filmmakers remained under the influence of the Egyptian cinema until the state intervened in Syria; this is likely due to the fact that ...
Germany should “exclude the stationing of US nuclear weapons in the future,” Rolf Mützenich, the leader of the Social Democrats (SPD) in the Bundestag, declared. “Nuclear weapons on German territory do not heighten our security, just the opposite,” Mützenich said in an interview with Der Tagesspiegel. Mützenich added that the time has come for Germany to rule out a future ...
A brief analysis of the latest investigation of the Congressional Research Service about Libya (“Libya: Conflict, Transition, and U.S. Policy” issued on April 13, 2020, author – Christopher M.Blanchard, specialist in Middle Eastern Affairs) and it’s proof in American Foreign Policy. New at https://t.co/PoEqTtLcWE : Libya: Conflict, Transition, and U.S. Policy — Every CRS Report (@EveryCRSReport) April 15, 2020 Preface ...
The unreal fluctuations in the oil prices, considered to be the lifeblood of the global finance system, the dysfunction of international and regional organizations such as the World Health Organization, the European Union and NATO, and the administrative disturbances in imperial the centers, and particularly in the United States (for example, the rise in disputes between federal and state administrations), ...
China recently took a decisive step that undermined the global dominance of the dollar by introducing its digital sovereign currency. Coronavirus catalyst In April 2020, the People’s Bank of China (PBoC) stepped up the development of an electronic yuan, slated to become one of the first digital currencies created and managed by the government rather than a private corporation. China ...
Intelligence agencies in five countries accused China of concealing and destroying coronavirus data. The Intelligence alliance “Five Eyes”, which includes the intelligence services of the United States, Canada, Britain, Australia and New Zealand, prepared a 15-page report on the matter, Australian newspaper The Daily Telegraph wrote. The document states that Beijing concealed news of the emergence of COVID-19, destroyed evidence ...
The US is trying to provoke countries in South America to take up arms against Venezuela after yet another failed coup attempt. While Secretary of State Pompeo threatens Mexico with sanctions to enforce compliance, he is attempting to milk the friendly government in Brazil for all its worth. As the US’ failed coup attempt starring US-backed opposition leader Juan Guaido ...
Libyan instability and Haftar’s road to dictatorship On April 27 after a series of pro-Haftar demonstrations in Eastern Libya and the appeal of Aguila Saleh Issa for the establishment of a new Libyan Political Agreement – Haftar declared himself the ruler of Libya, claiming to have accepted the mandate of the people. The GNA accused Haftar of the coup d’etat ...