Roger Mckenzie is a journalist and writer who contributes to various publications including Long View Publishing Co., MORNING STAR PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED, The Northlines, and Arabian Post - Dubai. His articles cover a wide range of topics including global politics, social justice, international conflicts, and cultural events. His work has also been featured in GlobalResearch and NewsClick.in.
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By: Roger Mckenzie
The United States’ bid to extradite Julian Assange came under unusual pressure from one of the judges hearing the case today. Clair Dobbin, representing the U.S., conceded to Judge Victor Johnson that she had no evidence that the Wikileaks founder would be protected as U.S.
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United States Vice-President Kamala Harris was set to host a member of Israel's wartime Cabinet today, who is visiting Washington in defiance of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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La vicepresidenta de los Estados Unidos, Kamala Harris, recibirá hoy a un miembro del gabinete israelí en tiempos de guerra, que visita Washington desafiando al primer ministro israelí, Benjamin Netanyahu.
By: Roger Mckenzie
Indian Communists on Tuesday slammed new citizenship rules announced by Narendra Modi’s government that exclude Muslims. The move by the far-right Hindu nationalist leader comes just weeks before the country’s general election.
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The world is pretending that the crisis in Gaza is humanitarian rather than caused by Israel, a top rights group said today.
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El mundo finge que la crisis en Gaza es humanitaria y no causada por Israel, dijo un importante grupo de derechos humanos.
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Fresh turmoil involving a transitional presidential council that will be responsible for choosing Haiti's new leader triggered a flurry of activity between Caribbean leaders and officials from the United States, Canada and France, officials said on Monday.
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Una nueva agitación que involucra al consejo presidencial de transición que será responsable de elegir al nuevo líder de Haití desencadenó una oleada de actividad entre líderes caribeños y funcionarios de Estados Unidos, Canadá y Francia, dijeron funcionarios el lunes.
By: Roger Mckenzie
Israeli forces escalated raids in West Bank towns today, while also continuing their relentless bombardment of a Gaza refugee camp. Amid growing international concern about Israel’s actions, Spain and Norway became the latest countries pledging to recognize a Palestinian state.
By: Roger Mckenzie
Massive pro-Palestinian demonstrations and occupations continued across universities in the United States, Europe, and Australia this weekend, as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu comes under increasing pressure at home.
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