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Rwanda bars France from genocide ceremony Posted: Monday, April 7, 2014 Rwanda bars France from genocide ceremony French ambassador to Rwanda banned from attending event amid diplomatic row over France's role in the 1994 genocide. Kagame renews charge that France took part in Rwanda genocide President Paul Kagame. He has once again accused France of "participating" in the 1994 genocide in an interview to mark the 20th anniversary of the mass killings. Photo/Cyril Ndegeya France Pulls Out of Event to Mark Rwanda Genocide French Justice Minister Christiane Taubira canceled plans to attend events after Rwandan President Paul Kagame accused France of playing a "direct role" in the genocide 20 years ago that killed 800,000 Rwandans Obama Issues Threats To Russia And NATO The Obama regime has issued simultaneous threats to the enemy it is making out of Russia and to its European NATO allies on which Washington is relying to support sanctions on Russia. This cannot end well. Sharp Rise in Tensions in Eastern Ukraine Pro-Russians call east Ukraine region independent US reportedly starts supplying Syrian rebels with anti-tank weapons Rebels embattled against the regime of Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad have reportedly come into possession of high-powered anti-tank weaponry, the likes of which may have been supplied by the United States. Seymour Hersh Unearths More Lies on Syria Was Turkey Behind Syrian Sarin Attack? Journalist Seymour Hersh has unearthed information implicating Turkish intelligence in last summer's Sarin attack near Damascus that almost pushed President Obama into a war to topple Syria's government and open a path for an al-Qaeda victory, writes Robert Parry. The Red Line and the Rat Line Seymour M. Hersh on Obama, Erdog(an and the Syrian rebels U.S. rejects claim that Turkey planned Syria atrocity Edward Snowden and Glenn Greenwald address US campaigners via video - Whistleblower and journalist make rare joint appearance - Germany criticises US for lack of assurances over spying Merkel ally says U.S. assurances on NSA spying 'insufficient' One Word Defines U.S. Foreign Policy: Hubris When Hannah Arendt, the famous German-American political philosopher, criticized American involvement in the Vietnam War, she said that our foreign policy "experts" fell prey to using excessive means to achieve minor aims in a region of marginal interest to the United States. CIA torture report: Nancy Pelosi blames Dick Cheney - House minority leader: 'I think he's proud of it' - Top Republican accuses Pelosi of politicising Senate report U.S. Tries Candor to Assure China on Cyberattacks Is The Black Church The New Plantation? France says Southern Libya now a "viper's nests for Islamist militants" |
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