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Update (1536ET): Nuclear risks in Ukraine continue to mount Wednesday as Europe’s largest nuclear power plant is now experiencing issues.

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) reports it has lost remote data transmission from its safeguards systems at Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Station in southeastern Ukraine.

IAEA SAYS IT HAS LOST REMOTE DATA TRANSMISSION FROM ITS SAFEGUARDS SYSTEMS AT ZAPORIZHZHIA NUCLEAR POWER PLANT

Force that kills Palestinians viewed as partner in surveillance activities.

Amid yesterday’s confused back-and-forth between Poland and the United States triggered by a Warsaw government declaration that it would transfer MiG fighter jets to a US base in Germany for use in Ukraine – which the Pentagon quickly rejected as “untenable” after the White House said it was “surprised” by the premature move – US defense officials did confirm that something is in motion regarding East European defense.

The Yemen Data Project released its monthly summary of the Saudi-led coalition’s air war in Yemen and found the last four months have been the most sustained period of heavy bombing in the war since 2018.

For the month of February, the Saudi-led coalition carried out at least 200 air raids and up to 716 individual airstrikes in Yemen. Since October 2021, the coalition has launched at least 200 air raids each month.

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When hurricanes batter cities or wildfires force people from their homes, there is often also the danger of a secondary catastrophe: chemicals from damaged facilities being unleashed on an already suffering population. 

And, as a result of climate change, that risk keeps increasing for thousands of US facilities that make, use, or store hazardous materials, according to a new government study, 

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La communauté internationale peut se sentir impuissante, mais il y a beaucoup de choses qu’elle peut faire — sans avoir besoin de Washington en leader.

Source : Responsible Statecraft, Doug Bandow
Traduit par les lecteurs du site Les-Crises

Chaque semaine, nous vous proposons notre Compil’ de la Semaine : une sélection de dessins de presse à la fois drôles et incisifs, ainsi que des vidéos d’analyse participant à l’indispensable travail d’auto-défense intellectuelle.

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Dessins de Presse

President Joe Biden said gas prices in America that are already at historical highs are going to continue to go up and that there’s not much that can be done about it at this time.

Some sharp words and a swift rejection from the Pentagon Tuesday evening: “The prospect of fighter jets ‘at the disposal of the Government of the United States of America’ departing from a U.S./NATO base in Germany to fly into airspace that is contested with Russia over Ukraine raises serious concerns for the entire NATO alliance,” Pentagon press secretary John Kirby said of the Polish announcement which caught the Biden administration by surprise.

First, Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro declined to condemn the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Then, India followed suit – as the Modi government attempted to balance its historic ties with Moscow and its strategic partnership with Washington.

On Tuesday morning, Bloomberg reported that China had accused the US military of operating “dangerous” biolabs in Ukraine – which “echoed a Russian conspiracy theory that Western officials warned could be part of an effort to retroactively justify President Vladimir Putin’s invasion.”

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky told ABC News in an interview that aired Monday night that he had “cooled down” on the idea of Ukraine joining NATO and is open to talks with Russia about the future of the Donbas and Crimea.

Within hours of Joe Biden announcing a far-reaching ban on all US imports of Russian oil – while warning Americans that gas prices are about to “go up further” – Vladimir Putin is reported to have signed his own counter-measure decree.

Russia’s RIA news agency is reporting that the new decree blocks all exports and raw materials from Russia “of certain materials” – with state media reports noting the specific list will be made public in two days.

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Tear gas fired at ambulance trying to reach child.

When the news gets bad, the bad kill the news. 

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Soyons honnêtes : les Américains ne se soucient pas de l’Afrique, du moins dans l’ensemble. Malgré les mensonges que nous nous racontons – et les débats furieux que nous avons – sur la culture PC, la théorie de la race critique, et ainsi de suite, cela reste un fait marquant.

Source : antiwar.com, Danny Sjursen
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Source : BLAST – 26-02-2022

Source : BLAST – 26-02-2022

Smear campaign derails effort to shed light on ties with anti-Palestinian groups.

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The condition of China’s winter wheat crop could be the “worst in history,” the agriculture minister said on Saturday according to Reuters, raising concerns about grain supplies in the world’s biggest wheat consumer.

In what was by all accounts an extremely forboding briefing, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi warned Monday during an annual press conference that the US shouldn’t consider building a “Pacific version of NATO to protect Taiwan, because the situations in Ukraine and Taiwan were completely different.

The distant thunder seemed at first like only a bad dream. But then Zakaria woke him with the terrible news.

“Russia has invaded Ukraine,” he said.

In the darkness of the early morning hours, the roar of war rumbled. It was the start of the most brutal conflict Europe has seen since the end of World War II.

This story by Tara Lohan originally appeared in The Revelator and is republished here as part of Covering Climate Now, a global journalism collaboration strengthening coverage of the climate story.

Ten bills in Congress would add conservation protections to 7,000 miles of river to safeguard drinking water, biodiversity, and recreation.  

Les murs qui protègent Israël s’effritent rapidement. Il y a un an, c’était le groupe de défense des droits humains le plus célèbre d’Israël, B’Tselem. Quelques mois plus tard, c’était au tour de Human Rights Watch, basé à New York, dont les dirigeants ont souvent entretenu des relations avec le département d’État américain.

Source : Jonathan Cook
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In what some might say is the strongest indication that Hillary Clinton is running in 2024, former President Bill Clinton just announced the revival of the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI), an arm of their infamous foundation which was shuttered nearly five years ago after Hillary Clinton’s loss to Donald Trump in the 2016 US election.

In a Friday letter, former President Bill Clinton announced that the Clinton Global Initiative would be reactivated to tackle ‘urgent needs’ such as climate change and the situation in Ukraine.

How could anyone forget Bill Ackman’s famous proclamation that ‘hell is coming’ live on CNBC during the early months of the Covid pandemic?

While Ackman took to live television and helped move markets lower, he was also somewhere in the process of cashing out a massive, multi-billion dollar hedge on the market crashing. Ackman’s speech nearly marked the bottom for markets in 2020.

Ukraine’s President Zelensky has been urging the United States and NATO countries that his military desperately needs more fighter jets to take on the Russian invasion force, on Friday telling US lawmakers in a Zoom call “close the skies or give us planes” – according to a Congressional leader present for the address.

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On the morning of February 24, in a Ukrainian suburb 50 miles south of Kyiv, an in-demand nail artist named Katya awakes to booming airstrikes pummeling the region. Outside her kitchen window she sees a misty red sky. Katya’s 9-year-old has slept through the blasts, but her 15-year-old is startled out of bed. She’s now waiting for her teacher to begin class online — not because of the pandemic, but because the government instructed residents to stay home as the Russian army massed at Ukraine’s borders. 

Corbett Report members are invited to log in and leave their thoughts in the March Open Thread.

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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is playing out on social media. So far Volodymyr Zelenskyy looks like a hero and Vladimir Putin comes off as a raging zero. 

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Cette semaine la revue de presse insiste volontairement, directement ou indirectement, sur les sujets invisibilisés par les mainstreams : Rapport du GIEC, Covid, Bilan de Macron. Bonne lecture.

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The Ukraine war is threatening to throw a monkey wrench into the weekend optimism which started building especially on Friday reports that a revived Iran nuclear deal is mere “steps away” and “very close”.

How did the breakaway territories of Ukraine — the self-proclaimed Donetsk and Luhansk “people’s republics” — gain their independence? The story behind Russia-backed Ukrainian regions explained. 

At a moment that US Congress is busy prepping a whopping $10 billion military and humanitarian aide package for Ukraine, the country’s leader Volodymyr Zelensky is already making a “desperate plea” for more, telling a virtual meeting of over 300 Congress members Saturday that his military urgently needs additional jets to be sent to Kiev.

Only 34 percent of American voters can find Ukraine on a map according to a recent survey, yet they have assumed very strong opinions. As Mark Twain wrote, “God created war so that Americans would learn geography.” 

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Nicolas FRAMONT est sociologue du travail et rédacteur en chef de la revue Frustration (un magazine web indépendant de critique sociale).

Dans cette interview accordée à Élucid, il explique la manière dont la lutte des classes continue à s’exprimer aujourd’hui à travers un clivage opposant la bourgeoisie et les classes laborieuses. Cette lutte est certes une lutte économique mais également culturelle : les mots sont dévoyés dans une novlangue propre au capitalisme, les représentations artistiques mettent en scène les plus favorisés de la société et leurs préoccupations, etc.

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This week on the New World Next Week: fake news stories emerge from Ukraine; British steel shows the way toward absolute zero; and it's COVID Mission Accomplished! as the global pandemic treaty draws near.

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Deprived of a fair trial, jailed human rights defenders take plea deals.

According to our guest on this week’s WhoWhatWhy podcast, author Shay Khatiri, Russia’s attack on Ukraine is not unlike the fall of Afghanistan. It was obvious what was going to happen. We refused to think it would happen, and then we were shocked when it did. 

Khatiri is an author and a national security expert with a Masters Degree in strategic studies from the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International studies at Johns Hopkins University. 

Jerusalem families may remain in their homes, for now.

L’apartheid d’Israël contre les Palestiniens : un système cruel de domination et un crime contre l’humanité.

Source : Amnesty International
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Source : Thinkerview, Youtube

Source : Thinkerview, Youtube, 17-02-2022

Israel visits showcase bipartisan support for colonial violence and racism against Palestinians.

Some of those gathered in Times Square the evening of March 2 appeared to have wandered there from Ash Wednesday services, bearing on their foreheads the Lenten symbol of hope in the face of despair. Despite the ashen reality of Russia’s invasion of its neighbor, protesters and bystanders alike joyously chanted, sang and made speeches.  

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Given recent events in Canada and the gathering convoys in New Zealand and the US and elsewhere around the world, it's a good time to ask: are petitions and protests and lawsuits the answer to our problems. Long story short: they're not the answer, but they can serve a practical purpose on the way toward the real answer. Short story long? Watch this video.

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The Cybersecurity Challenges of Working From Anywhere (Maria)

The author writes, “The shift to remote working during the pandemic coincided with a significant rise in cybersecurity incidences as criminals sought to take advantage of both the stress and disruption of the pandemic itself and the increased ‘attack surface’ available to target.

Over the weekend, the world gasped in shock when Western powers announced that the nuclear option would be used against Russia in retaliation for its invasion of Ukraine – sanctions against the country’s central bank and targeted expulsions of key banks from SWIFT, a move which has effectively locked Russia out of the western financial system and left its vast oil export industry – a key lifeline for the Putin regime – in limbo.