Well, not exactly, but... Laurie Calhoun was interviewed by Amir Jafari on Press TV's We The People program, "Losing Sway" (on Iranian television). Topics: effects of and connections between U.S. foreign and domestic policy; changes in the global image and influence...
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Iran Presents Moscow with European Leader’s ‘Peace Initiative’ on Ukraine
by Connor Freeman | Aug 31, 2022 | News
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COI #318: Washington Made Beijing and Moscow Partners in the New Cold War
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