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  Dear Friend, Russia is convening the UN Security Council on Friday evening, where, obviously, any explanation of what happened, and possibly evidence of sabotage, will be presented. Meanwhile, information is spreading on the network about the strange activity of the US Navy and US Navy aviation in early September on the Nord Stream route at the accident site. A series of recorded flights of NATO military aviation a few weeks ago, as well as tests of underwater drones conducted as part of the BALTOPS 22 exercises, by the way, just on the Danish Bornholm – all this leads to very bad suspicions. If you think the contents of this newsletter are critical for the dignified living and survival of humanity and other species on earth, please forward it to your friends and spread the word. It's time for humanity to come together as one family! You can subscribe to our newsletter here http://www.countercurrents.org/news-letter/. In Solidarity Binu Mathew Editor Countercurrents.org Sabotage ...

    Live on the homepage now! Reader Supported News CALL FOR SUPPORT! The organization is now critically short of funds. As of today more than 450,000 readers have visited Reader Supported News since the funding drive began, fewer than 220 have donated. The situation is serious. Marc Ash • Founder, Reader Supported News Sure, I'll make a donation!   FOCUS: Joshua Yaffa | Putin's Escalation in Ukraine Is a Losing Strategy Joshua Yaffa, The New Yorker Yaffa writes: "On Wednesday morning, Vladimir Putin announced that the war in Ukraine is entering a new phase—or, at least, that was his intention." The push to claim new territory and mobilize more troops is unlikely to reverse Russia’s losses on the battlefield—but it could move the war into its most dangerous phase yet. O n Wednesday morning, Vladimir Putin  announced  that the war in Ukraine is entering a new phase—or, at least, that was his intention. His televised address contained three central messages: the K...

  Live on the homepage now! Reader Supported News WHO CAN HELP RSN WITH $1,000? — We are unique in publishing and unique in the Progressive world. RSN has an outsized impact and, sad to say an undersized budget. We are consistent on social justice, economic justice, environmental justice, women’s rights, human rights, the list goes on and on. $1,000 donations are rare but they really help. We have one so far for the month. It would be great to have at least one more. Is there someone? Marc Ash • Founder, Reader Supported News Sure, I'll make a donation!   FOCUS: Anne Applebaum | The Kremlin Must Be in Crisis Anne Applebaum, The Atlantic Applebaum writes: "If an American president announced a major speech, booked the networks for 8 p.m., and then disappeared until the following morning, the analysis would be immediate and damning: chaos, disarray, indecision. The White House must be in crisis." Putin’s erratic actions are not those of a secure leader. I f an American presi...

    23 September 22 Live on the homepage now! Reader Supported News We’re Not Trying to “Monetize,” We Are Trying to Survive — We get at least 3 feedback messages a day giving us advice on how to better “monetize” RSN. Which completely misses the point. We are not trying to build an empire on Wall Street … we’re trying to derail the empires that already exist there. We focus on our mission, which is social justice. The money is a necessity for the organization’s survival. Donate, please. Marc Ash • Founder, Reader Supported News Sure, I'll make a donation!   Patience With Putin May Be Ebbing Among Friendlier Countries Patrick Wintour, Guardian UK Wintour writes: "Signs that some countries willing to tolerate Russia's invasion of Ukraine are losing patience have emerged as Turkey, India and China responded cooly to the announcement that four Ukrainian regions occupied by Russia were planning referendums on joining the Russian Federation." Turkey, India and China respon...