Shane Quinn
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Shane Quinn has contributed on a regular basis to Global Research for almost two years, and have had articles published with the American news outlets People's World and MintPress News, Morning Star in Britain and Venezuela's Orinoco Tribune.
Op-Ed
China’s programs in Tibet: Mao Zedong’s legacy
Considering its size, prestige and historical value, Tibet is a region within China's frontiers, of a vital nature to Beijing. Tibet in fact has...
Europe
Pearl Harbor: what convinced the Japanese military, that it was ‘now or never’?
By 1920, America had become by far the world's richest country, whose strength held sway over much of the Western hemisphere, and was stretching...
Op-Ed
Battle of France: Wehrmacht advances through the Ardennes
Eight decades ago in the late summer of 1940 the Wehrmacht's generals, at Adolf Hitler's behest, were beginning preparations for a massive invasion of...
Top News
World War II, US military destroyed 66 Japanese cities
The extent of the devastation inflicted upon Japan by the American military during World War II is not broadly known, even today. In reprisal...
China
USA and China need to understand true costs of war
The First World War showed plainly that the resort to armed conflict is the most devious and damaging of all policies. Even in the...
Op-Ed
Malaysian Airlines MH17 Mystery: Was Moscow behind it?
Six years ago, on 17 July 2014, Malaysian Airlines Flight 17 (MH17) was shot down approximately 30 miles from the Ukrainian-Russian border, while fighting...
Germany
Untargeted aerial bombing of Germany delayed Nazi defeat
The English Air Force chief Arthur Harris had been convinced that attempts to bomb Germany "city by city”, as he said it in mid-1942,...
China
China’s growing power in Central Asia & Middle East: Challenge for the US
China's increasing presence on the international scene is an undeniable threat to the US-led world order. Critical to China's emergence as a major power...
China
USA wants to destabilise China internally
The “loss” of China in 1949 was perhaps the biggest blow to strike American hegemony in the post-World War II era, and it is...
Europe
How Germany restored civilian supremacy: Ludendorff and Kapp Putsch
A century ago, on 13 March 1920, a far-right coup d'etat was implemented against the nascent Weimar Republic, known as the Kapp Putsch, which...
Global Village
The heart of US-Cuba rivalry
Washington's failure to overthrow communism in Cuba has been a source of extreme irritation for successive American leaders. The inability of the world's strongest...
History
Fidel Castro: The pioneer of Cuban Revolution
Examining the introduction of communism to Cuba over 60 years ago, and the revolution's survival despite large-scale American attacks, one can conclude these occurrences...
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