By Sven Ruin, Leif Elinder, and Anders Romelsjö. Members of European Human Rights Front In this article, we look at some of the war-torn countries that many people are fleeing from today: Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria and Ukraine. In all these countries, the West has been involved in one way or the other in attempts […]

By Andrew Kreig . Russia’s Intervention into Syria has revealed long-running scandals in the regional foreign policy of the United States and its allies. President Obama’s reversal in late October of his firm pledge to avoid deployment of ground troops in Syria is one of the most obvious short-run embarrassments. But others abound that discredit […]

by Gilbert Mercier Editor in chief of News Junkie Post, replies to questions at Sputnik’s “Red Line“ hosted by Andrew Korybko.* . Andrew Korybko: What are you thoughts on President Putin’s assessment that this refugee crisis should have been expected and is due to the West’s failing foreign policies in the Mid-East? Gilbert Mercier: I […]

By Professor Anders Romelsjö Ph.D.. Editor-in-Chief of the ‘radical-left’ magazine Flamman wrote recently in her editorial column, “Putin has allied with al-Assad, although his regime is the root of the senseless violence against civilians in Syria”. This commonly assessment of Assad’s role is incorrect, and it can be seen as part of the US propaganda […]

This article analyses the definition of Political Refugee in the currently applied UN Convention of 1951, and  against the backdrop of the increasing migrant influx into Europe during the last months. It concludes partly that the general ascribing of political asylum to migrations on the cause of war – but without the presence of the […]

 By Old Wolf . Europe is flooded with refugees, primarily as a consequence of the Syrian war. European politicians are fighting over who should take the least responsibility for these war-victims. Very few discuss about the cause why people need to escape and about who is the ultimately responsible one. And about what must be […]

By Gilbert Mercier Since November 13, 2015, France entered a state of shock. Friday the 13th will no longer be only associated with exploitation Hollywood horror flicks, but will become forever linked in the collective psyche to the mayhem in Paris that occurred on that fateful night. It took only about 10 people, plus a […]

By Prof Marcello Ferrada de Noli, editor-in-chief. The Indicter magazine is a publication after an initiative of Swedish Doctors for human Rights. I have received the responsibility by the Editorial board of The Indicter of being the magazine’s Editor-in-Chief. I am honoured with the task of presenting to the public this first issue, comprised by […]