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Michael Welch's articles mainly focus on World Affairs, including international law, journalism, and pandemic-related topics. He often includes expert commentary and legal policy regulation in his coverage. To effectively reach out to him, provide expertise or insights related to evolving world events with a focus on culture & society or significant global issues such as the pandemic treaty, international law, and U.S. foreign policy.
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By: Michael Welch
[We repost this podcast from November 2018. “Without disrespecting those who have died serving in past conflicts, it is worth reflecting during Remembrance Week on exactly why World War I and other twentieth century conflicts were waged in the first place. Were these wars truly for democracy, peace and democracy? Or were there more cynical …
By: Michael Welch
[This podcast was first published on GR in November 2020.] “As I talked to him, I could not but think of Joan of Arc. He is distinctly a mystic. Hewel was telling me that the German people, many of them, begin to feel that he was a mission from God, and some of them would seek …
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By: Michael Welch
Kamron Zaheri was charged with and prosecuted for murder under a 2023 state law allowing murder charges when someone delivers fentanyl that results in a fatal overdose, even without proof of intent to kill.
By: Michael Welch
[This podcast was first published by GR in March 2024.] “The [1999] bombing war violates and shreds the basic provisions of the United Nations Charter and other conventions and treaties; the attack on Yugoslavia constitutes the most brazen international aggression since the Nazis attacked Poland to prevent “Polish atrocities” against Germans. The United States has …
By: Michael Welch
[This episode of the Global Research News Hour was first published in 2023.] “Yes, this could end up being a multi-front war. Now if this becomes a multi-front war, it is a regional war that will escalate to a global war. No question about it! The Chinese and the Russians back the Iranians.” – Mahdi Darius …
This Sunday, the roar of engines will fill the Berkshire air as Silverstone once again hosts the British Grand Prix. I have been lucky enough to attend this showpiece event on a number of occasions, and the excitement never dims. For me, it is more than just a spectacular sporting occasion. It is a vivid reminder of what Britain does best, and a prompt to reflect on the kind of country we are building for the future.
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By: Michael Welch
ABSTRACT Over the course of transportation and the rise of a penal colony in Australia, the Irish remained a unique subset of the convict
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