By Tyler Derden – Zerohedge

Thailand launched fighter-jet bombing raids against Cambodian positions along their highly contested border, risking a complete unraveling of the ceasefire brokered by President Trump.

Reuters cites Thai officials who claim Cambodian troops first opened fire across several border positions with machine-guns and heavy weapons, killing two Thai soldiers and wounding eight. The attack prompted Thai F-16 strikes, combined with ground operations, against Cambodian forces. Continue reading “Trump-Brokered Ceasefire Falters As Thailand Launches F-16 Airstrikes On Cambodia”

By Dave DeCamp – Antiwar.com

The US military blew up another boat in the waters of Latin America on Wednesday, an attack that comes amid growing congressional scrutiny of the bombing campaign. Continue reading “US Military Blows Up Another Boat in Latin America Amid Scrutiny of Bombing Campaign”

By Jason Ditz – Antiwar.com

Yesterday, the US hosted a ceasefire monitoring committee meeting in the southern Lebanese coastal town of Naqoura. It was seen as historic because both Lebanese and Israeli officials attended, the first direct talks between the two nations in over 40 years. Continue reading “Israeli Airstrikes Pound Southern Lebanon a Day After US-Led Ceasefire Talks”

By Christina Maas – Reclaim The Net

A middle-aged man with light brown hair in a dark suit and black tie sits at a table speaking into two microphones, a bright arrangement of yellow and orange flowers with red berries in front of him and large red flags or banners and an ornate carved chair behind, his expression serious.

Emmanuel Macron thinks the Republic needs a quality seal for reality. The French president recently proposed creating an official “reliability label” for news outlets, modeled on Reporters Without Borders’ Journalism Trust Initiative. He insists it is not censorship. It is a “democratic duty.” Continue reading “Macron’s Proposed Seal of Truth Meets a Wall of Criticism”