This week on the Global Research News Hour, we are returning to Haiti to look at the remarkable events taking place there since the assassination of President Jovenel Moise last year and then escalating with the barricade around the fuel port this autumn. We will first hear from Haitian born lawyer and Haiti advocate Ezili Danto about the real reasons behind the UN call for troops to mount an assault on Haiti, the role of the supposed savior Jimmy Cheriznier, and other elements mobilizing the crowds against non-democratic governments and policies.

In our second half hour, the outspoken commentator, activist and radio host Jafrikayiti Jean St-Vil talks about Canada’s specific interests in maintaining the Haitian nation’s white supremacist status quo.

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 the UN talks on Climate Change finally comes to an end, we will host a show discussing the agenda of the billionaire foxes wearing the clothing of planet saving sheep.

In our first half hour, we are joined once again by independent journalist and environmental activist Cory Morningstar to discuss what is coming out of this year’s Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. Then in our second half hour, we will hear from academic and author Claudia Von Werlhof about how secret military geoengineering in the United States and abroad is actually happening and how the agreements signed by the multiple climate meetings together with the COVID scare is helping the billionaire architects create a brave new economic and political world for all of us.

On this day of remembrance, the Global Reseach News Hour looks into the existence of the groups of right-wing Nazi collaborators who were given a lot of room to collect and grow and express their views right here In Canada. We will hear from writer and researcher Marco Carynnyk about the history of Ukrainian nationalism and participation in the pogroms of World War II. Then we will hear from people signing onto a petition banning federal government funding of associations of Eastern European ethnonationalists who glorify of Nazi Collaborators

This week on the Global Research News Hour we continue our coverage of the war being fought in Ukraiine with a particular emphasis on apparent distortion in the hands of Western Media coverage. In our first half hour, we speak to George Eliasson, a resident journalist in Luhansk region talking about what he encountered during the recent referenda there, the experiences during the previous eight-year war, and the realities of the Kiev based fascists continuing a 20-year war against Russia and Russian Ukraine.

Then in our second half hour, we hear clips from Canadian Ministers Chrystia Freeland and Anita Anand at the Twenty Seventh Congress of Ukrainian Canadians in Winnipeg about the reasons for their support for the military in Ukraine. We then hear from Winnipeg peace activist Glenn Michalchuk about his views favoring peace negotiations ahead of war-making, the flawed context supplied by mainstream media, and efforts to build peace in the more war-hawkish position in which the Liberal government is pushing all of us in this country

This week on the Global Research News Hour, we bring you the latest news from the site of the war in Ukraine. In our first half hour, we'll hear from U.S. Colonel Douglas Macgregor, about his predictions for how the war in Ukraine is going better for Russia than how the media is letting on, and how a new escalation inwar violence could arrive as soon as November. Then in our second half hour, we talk with independent geopolitical analyst Pepe Escobar about recent developments in the former Soviet Territory and about how Europe is adjusting to life without Russian gas, and how the world has fundamentally changed forever.

This week on the Global Research News Hour, as the dust settles on the pandemic, we’ll try to host a conversation on what seemed to go wrong with the way it was covered by the press, what may have to be done to cover such issues accurately and responsibly and even think about whether it is too late to save the media in question. In our first half hour we talk to Former mainstream journalist turned independent podcaster Alison Morrow about her issues with COVID News. Then in our second half hour we hear a voice from the other side, science educator, journalist and podcast producer David Kattenburg about the so called flaws in evidence not being what they are drawn up to be..

This week, on the Global Research News Hour we will be examining the changes to the way journalism is practiced in the world today, its toxic effect on the quality of news, and the multiple instances of independent sites being misrepresented as putting forward "fake news". Our first guest, veteran journalist of high acclaim John Pilger will assess how the space for exceptional work, simply isn’t there anymore and how even in the presence of full information, it is taking us to a place beyond the propaganda level of 1930s Germany. Then we will get word from Max Blumenthal of TheGrayZone about how they were targeted for de-platforming and found that they had exposed their accusers as in fact a state intelligence operation.

Israel has been targeting Palestinian civil society organizations as linked to terrorism. On August 18, they shut down the offices of seven of these organizations and sealed the entrances shut with welded steel. While Israel has not presented evidence, Ottawa has yet to condemn these actions. A discussion at the start of the month touched on whether Israel has motives other than security. As well, they would touch on Canada's role in enabling Israeli violence on Palestinians and how Canadian civil society can respond.

Speakers include

Sahar Francis, General Director of Ramallah-based Addameer Prisoner Support and Human Rights Association

Michael Lynk, legal academic, associate professor at the University of Western Ontario and former United Nations Special Rapporteur for the Occupied Palestinian Territories

Yavar Hameed, lawyer in Ontario with a focus on racial profiling, lawful expression, equality rights, prisoner rights and migrant protection

Bianca Mugyenyi, journalist, activist, author and Director of the Canadian Foreign Policy Institute

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.