This week, On the Global Research News Hour, our discussion focuses on the ongoing war in Ukraine examining details of what set off the invasion nearly a year ago, the attitudes of various nations, and what is likely to be the outcome of this war between neighboring countries on an escalating course toward nuclear Armageddon. My guest for most of the show is geopolitical analyst Mahdi Nazemroaya. In addition, we will introduce you to the station CKUW's Fundrive event starting as this show goes to air.

This week on the Global Research News Hour, we take a look at Ukraine and the war being waged within it through two unlikely sources. In our first half hour, Ajamu Baraka of the Black Alliance For Peace joins us to explain the stance of his group toward the nearly year long fight within Ukraine’s borders., and toward NATO generally, revealing how it is consistent with anti-racist principles. Then in our second half hour, we are joined by a young Ukrainian woman who emigrated to Winnipeg nearly 15 years ago and shares some of her thoughts about the country she left, the role of the United States and Russia, and the current conflict that is threatening her country of birth

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Research News Hour, we are exploring the prospect that NATO may today actually be a malevolent force on the global stage and that Canada and the world should consider abandoning it. In our first half hour, Rick Rozoff, a long time geopolitical analyst and critic of NATO offers his perspectives on the nature of the trans-national beast and where it may be headed in the future. This is followed by an interview with lawyer, journalist and activist Dimitri Lascaris on the role Canada could be playing as an advocate for peace outside of NATO. We finish off the program with anti-war activist Ken Stone of the Hamilton Coalition to Stop the War talking about a recent action his group organized in the city outside the building where Prime Minister Trudeau and his Cabinet were meeting.

This week on the Global Research News Hour, we are looking at the world’s current economic and political difficulties through the lens of the historical trajectory of the economic currents rising and competing with those of allied and enemy countries.

Starting off, our first guest, Professor Radhiika Desai introduces her latest book, Capitalism, Coronavirus and War: A Geo Political Economy, which notes the devastation caused by the pandemic was already rooted in the failures of the model of neoliberal financialization, and more calibrated ways for progressives to achieve change. This interview is followed by an interview with Mahdi Nazemroaya who has worked in the field in China and brings some unique thoughts about China’s approach to he disease and how elements actually were similar in a lot of ways to the American and European methods.

This week on the Global Research News Hour, we are looking back 2 years to the march of thousands on the U.S. Capitol and examining the way certain powerful figures turned it into something like another 9/11 event with consequences for future restrictions on human rights and future attempts to civilly question authority. In our first half hour, journalist Joachim Hagopian joins us and shares the evidence of the vote theft in both the 2020 Presidential election and the 2022 Mid-Terms. Next, we are joined by former Election Defense Alliance Director Jonathan Simon who goes through his own data analysis and concludes the signs of the election point if anything at theft from Biden. Then in our second half hour, Ryan Cristian of The Last American Vagabond joins us to reveal evidence there was a lot more going on at the January 6 event than the media is allowing you to see.

This week on the Global Research News Hour, we spend the show talking about the major events of the past year getting little or no attention in the Mainstream media.

In our first half hour, we hear from Andy Lee Roth of Project Censored about the top stories missed by the Press in the United States and the annual year book published for 2023.

In our second half hour, we hear from three past guests, Radhika Desai, Matthew Ehret and Max Blumenthal about the top major stories in their view that got little or no coverage by the major media.

(Repeat Broadcast) On this week’s Global Research News Hour, on the 59th anniversary of President Kennedys untimely demise, we will examine the incident yet again alongside the work of solid JFK assassination researcher Jim Dieugenio, and probe much of what’s been revealed in the wake of renewed releases of documents since the 1991 release of OLIVER STONE’s movie JFK. Towards the end of the hour, we will also get a point of view by additional JFK writer, researcher and Research Associate of the Centre for Research on Globalization, Edward Curtin.

This week, on the Global Research News Hour, as we start a brand new season of the show, we will focus our attention on the 21st anniversary of the attack that propelled America into perpetual war and also the reasons for questioning the understanding of what really happened that day and who is ultimately responsible.

In our first half hour, we are joined by the architect, and campaigner for 911 truth Richard Gage AIA about his efforts to raise awareness and about the changes to his work and others like him more than 2 decades after the historic attack. And in our second half hour, we meet guest Susan Lindauer, the CIA Asset who claimed advance knowledge of the attacks, who got arrested and put in jail as a consequence and wrote a book to describe her experience.

This week, we feature a tribute to the work of Dr Griffin and invite many people who have known him to participate with their own ideas about what made the man exceptional.

On this episode of the Global Research News Hour, we are going to talk to Professor Michel Chossudovsky about his latest book, The Worldwide Corona Crisis: Global Coup D’Etat Against Humanity, in which he outlines the fear campaign around 'v the virus', claims that lies are disguised as truths about the disease or diseases, and talks about how humanity itself is the intended target of the COVID enterprise. We’ll follow the interview with a short review of the book overall.