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  © Getty Images / Omar Marques Putin ‘cannot remain in power’ – Biden US president demands regime change for Russia US President Joe Biden has called for Russian President Vladimir Putin to be deposed. He made a direct appeal to the Russian people during a speech in Warsaw, where he had met for talks with high-ranking Ukrainian officials on Saturday. “For God’s sake, this man cannot remain in power,” Biden declared at the end of an emotionally overwrought speech in the Polish capital’s Royal Castle. While he has previously denounced Putin as a “war criminal” and a “dictator,” and lobbed at him all manner of other geopolitical insults, this was his first recorded demand that the president be removed from office. Biden also spoke directly to “the Russian people,” insisting that despite weeks of punishing sanctions and forcing hundreds of American and European-based companies to pull out of the country, “you, the Russian people, are not our enemy.” He then attempted to liken Ukrainians f

  https://radiotamazuj.org/en UNISFA assures Abyei people of security The United Nations Interim Security Force for Abyei (UNISFA) will continue to prioritize security and the protection of civilians throughout the Abyei area during and after the mission’s transition into a multinational peacekeeping mission, a Friday press release said. The force commander and acting mission chief of UNISFA, Maj. Gen. Benjamin Olufemi Sawyerr, gave this assurance while exchanging views with the Khartoum appointed Chief Administrator, Gumaa Dawood Musa, and the Misseriya traditional and community leaders during his second visit to Diffra, Northern Abyei. “General Sawyer however decried the deteriorating security situation in the Abyei Area since the beginning of February and assured the people that the mission will ensure there are no security gaps despite the troop withdrawal and reconfiguration of the mission,” the statement read. “General Sawyerr stressed the need to promote dialogue between the two

  The location of Israel from the Russia-NATO war in Ukraine.  Hatem Babiker Awad Al-Karim  The war in Ukraine expresses the strategic positions of the major powers in world politics to change the balance of power on global and European security issues by making radical breakthroughs in the model of the world order that was formed after the year 1991 AD, the collapse of the Soviet Union, the disintegration of the Warsaw Pact and the emergence of the unipolarity of the United States of America, which simplifies security in Europe from During the NATO alliance, which the eastern European countries rushed to join, which put Russia in front of geopolitical options, this is why it has been seeking to make breakthroughs, starting with the crisis with Syria and the conflict in Crimea in 2014 AD, which paved the way for the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022 AD. The globalized system has fallen, the international trade system has been shaken, the surreal anti-Russian European unity has become

  Portable shrines/arks from Iron Age Israel: 1. Tell el-Far'ah North, biblical Tirzah. (Musée du Louvre) 2. Khirbet Qeiyafa, clay ark. (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) 3. Khirbet Qeiyafa, stone ark. (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) 4. Tel Rekhesh. (Israel Antiquities Authority) 5. Tel Rehov. (Israel Antiquities Authority) The Precursors of the Ark Prof.Yigal Levin At the battle against the Philistines at Michmas, Saul asks Ahiah the priest to bring forward the ark, so that he can consult YHWH. He is not referring to the ark of Shiloh, which was safeguarded in Kiryat-yearim at the time; in the early monarchic period, each worship site had its own priestly family with its own ark. The Ark from Shiloh to Kiryat-yearim In the opening stories of the book of Samuel, the ark is in the temple in Shiloh (1 Sam 3:3). When the Philistines defeat Israel in battle, the Israelites have the priests of Shiloh bring the ark to the Israelite camp, so that YHWH will assist them with the next battle

 Israel’s balancing act in Ukraine is likely to backfire by aletho By Ramzy Baroud | MEMO | March 24, 2022 Israel's balancing act in the Russia-Ukraine war is likely to falter soon, simply because the resulting NATO-Russia conflict is expected to last for years, not weeks or months. Eventually, Israel would have to make a choice. Alas, whatever that choice may be, Israel will stand to lose. From the first day of the war, Israel somehow became involved. Top Israeli officials, including the country's Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, began calling their Ukrainian and Russian counterparts. Initially, some in the media surmised that Israel is concerned because of the large Jewish populations in both Ukraine and Russia. However, the headlines quickly moved on, with terms such as 'Israeli oligarchs', 'Jewish oligarchs', and other combinations of Israel-friendly oligarchs dominating the news. Business interests quickly began replacing the supposed concern over the safety

  Does Nato want peace in Ukraine? It doesn’t sound like it by aletho By Kathy Gyngell | TCW Defending Freedom | March 22, 2022 Is there a path to peace in Ukraine?  That’s the title of an article published on The American Conservative website two weeks ago that has only just crossed my desk. Douglas MacGregor, a retired US Army colonel, a senior fellow with The American Conservative, and former adviser to the Secretary of Defense in the Trump administration, asked the question. In the two since then, matters in Ukraine have become even more desperate and the need for a path to peace ever more urgent. Casualties are in the thousands, while millions have fled the country seeking refuge abroad. At the time of writing, the deadline given by Russia’s Ministry of Defence for the embattled city of Mariupol to surrender has been rejected, with Ukraine’s deputy prime minister Iryna Vereshchuk saying there can be ‘no question’ of capitulation. However, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky app

  Boris Johnson determined to show ‘leadership’ on nuclear power by Christina Macpherson Johnson announces aim for UK to get 25% of electricity from nuclear power. PM meets industry bosses to discuss new power stations, with several reactors slated for closure as energy demand rises, Guardian,   Jasper Jolly and Rob Davies 22 Mar 22,  Boris Johnson has told nuclear industry bosses that the government wants the UK to get 25% of its electricity from nuclear power, in a move that would signal a significant shift in the country’s energy mix. Johnson on Monday met executives from major nuclear utilities and technology companies including the UK’s Rolls-Royce, France’s EDF, and the US’s Westinghouse and Bechtel to discuss ways of helping to speed up the development of new nuclear power stations. The UK generates about 16% of its power from nuclear power stations, but several reactors are slated for closure, while electricity demand is expected to rise steadily in the next decade. That would