Monthly Archives: April 2026
International Law Can’t Stop Tyrannical Regimes
Former head of Human Rights Watch Kenneth Roth and his chorus, including morally blind academics claiming legal expertise, promote an imaginary “rules-based international order” that paralyzes democracies while protecting despotic dictators. Under their absurd version of international law, preventive and preemptive strikes – like those carried out by the US and Israel would be prohibited except against what they refer to as immediate, obvious, and universally acknowledged threats.
RPF yakuye Imana mu itegekoshinga, Imana nayo ibambura ubutegetsi, ndetse RPF ikurwa mu gitabo cyandika amashyaka ya politike mu Rwanda!!!
July 13,2016 Ijambo ry’Uwiteka Imana Nyiringabo rikomeza kunzaho cyane, maze rirambwira riti, mwana w’umuntu, za magigiri ziri mukaga gakomeye cyane kuba zarananiwe kumenya gahunda zawe, kandi zarahawe ibishoboka byose ngo zishobora kurangiza umurimo zishinzwe uko niko Uhoraho Uwiteka Nyiringabo abivuga.
Ibirori by’ubwoko 2 murupfu rw’Umwakagara Paul Kagame
Ijambo ry’Uhoraho Uwiteka Imana Nyiringabo rikomeza kunzaho kandi cyane, maze rirambwira riti, mwana w’umuntu, niba hariho umuntu uvuga ko ari Umuhanuzi w’Uwiteka Imana Nyiringabo, agomba kwandika Ubuhanuzi bwe akabushyira ahagaragara kugirango abantu babumenye kandi bugenzurwe kugirango nibusohora abantu bazemera ko ari Umuhanuzi w’ukuli uko niko Uhoraho Uwiteka Nyiringabo abivuga.
Europeans Dream of Throwing Themselves into the Jaws of the Russian Bear
Europe is economically dependent on the United States, not on Russia. Russia, for its part, mainly sold hydrocarbons such as oil and gas — 85% of its oil exports to the EU before 2022 — and bought almost nothing from Europe. Europeans have therefore been in a position of unilateral dependence — not supposed “interdependence.”
Trump’s Triumph: Nuclear Fusion Roadmap, the Next Breakthrough in America’s ‘Tech Revolution’
If the US is ever successfully to compete with China for global supremacy in the field of artificial intelligence and other technological advances, much of it will depend on the massive amounts of inexpensive, clean energy to generate the electricity required, helped by the two generous oceans on either side of the US that offer more than enough hydrogen for an endless supply.
