Global Research News Hour

This week on the Global Research News Hour, following the 22nd anniversary of the launching of Operation Enduring Freedom and the longest war ever fought by the United States, we set our sights on some of the most dynamic elements of the war that are under-exposed in mainstream press. In our first half hour, we have a conversation with Journalist Max Parry about a two year old article he wrote lin...

This week, on the Global Research News Hour following the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation commemorating the trauma experienced by First Nations on this land resulting from the government and Church policies, we will be focusing on the Treaties signed between the first Nations of this soil and the European visitors which provided a basis for access to the land and what was taken away from...

This week on the Global Research News Hour we continue with an update on the situation in Ukraine where the war is headed and what it says about Canada’s participation in it. In our first half hour, we will be talking to peace activist Tamara Lorincz about how Canada’s foreign policy has been shaped by its involvement in NATO and about her visit to Russia late last year. In our second half hour mi...

This week on the Global Research News Hour, we return to the situation in Ukraine now approaching a year and a half in length. People around the world are calling for an end to the conflict. But what tools are at hand to break this chain of violence? We will discuss the topic of peace in Ukraine with two sets of guests. In our first half hour we will talk to Ken Stone and Glenn Michalchuk of the C...

This week, on the Global Research News Hour, we are addressing the wildfires that have ravaged much of the forests of Canada, along with Maui and other places and the tendency to blame it all on Climate Change. We ask if there are other interests at stake which are using the fight against Climate Change as a mask. In our first half hour, we speak to Peter Koenig about the prospect of elites having...

This week on the Global Research News Hour, we are focused on the infamous actions against the first socialist to be elected president in a liberal democracy in Latin America and mechanisms intended to come to the aid of the people of that country. In our first half hour, we speak to former military Chilean Francisco Valenzuela, a supporter of President Allende on what he witnessed at the time of...

On today’s program, we focus on the September 11 attack research by the Late Greame MacQueen as we have presented it on the show over the last ten years. We will also have a brief interview with fellow researcher Ted Walter about a new film featuring Greame in a brand new 9/11 film.

On this 31st annual general meeting of the Global Network against Weapons and Nuclear Power in Space, held over ZOOM on the 15th of July, we presents a number of eloquent discussions encapsulating not only Ballistic Missile Defense systems (Star Wars) but also the development of NATO into the Asia-Pacific, Full Spectrum Dominance, and the evolution of propaganda in the era of social media and the...

(This version contains Robert J Sawyer's original narration. The previous version was a second take after this version was lost.) This week, on the Global Research News Hour, we are finally turning our attention to possibly the greatest revolution in technological advances since the creation of the first atomic bomb, That being in the field of artificial intelligence. A new technology that will so...

This episode of the Global Research News Hour is a panel discussion made of several individuals talking about some of the other factors in Castillo’s removal and the subsequent uprising of people in the streets. It was produced by the Canadian Foreign Policy Institute in February and featured Peruvian political scientist Eliana Carlin Ronquillo, Journalist Ben Norton, author and activist Yves Engl...

Journalist Marianne Klowak explains in an hour long interview for the National Citizens Inquiry: Canada's Response to COVID-19. Listeners and viewers were let down by the CBC's refusal to air their own stories during her broadcasts. And she was never allowed to interview experts who, because they did not agree with the standard COVID-19 narrative, (not unlike the people interviewed on this show) w...

(Repeat Broadcast) On this week’s show, we offer three of the most high profile stories of interest to Black people and their colleagues throughout the world. First we will hear Professor Johanna Fernandez speaking of the circumstances of long time imprisoned journalist Mumia Abu Jamal now that a judge has turned down a much hoped for new trial. We will have a conversation with Abayomi Azikiwe abo...

(Repeat episode) 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 Conf...

(Repeat Broadcast)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 wi...

On today’s show, we feature a speech given by lawyer, journalist and activist Dimitri Lascaris on the lessons he learned during his one month trip to Russia about the people there and particularly their feelings about the current conflict in Ukraine that has already claimed the lives of thousands of soldiers on both sides. He went on this voyage without a welcoming committee in Russia, with his pr...

This week, on the season finale of the Global Research News Hour we have invited investigative journalist and podcast producer James Corbett of the Corbett Report onto the show to talk about the case of Dr David Kelly, what drew him to it as well, and how it may be connected to biowarfare exercises including the debut of the recent pandemic.

This week on the global Research News Hour we continue our journey into the latest adventures into the new artificial intelligence research that is taking the world by storm and firing up the imaginations of politicians, military individuals and corporate leaders alike and see how far that takes us down the techno-autocratic hole. In our first half hour, we will hear from writer Karsten Riise abou...

This week, on the Global Research News Hour, we are finally turning our attention to possibly the greatest revolution in technological advances since the creation of the first atomic bomb, That being in the field of artificial intelligence. A new technology that will soon make life without it as productive as life without computers will change dramatically the way we live and we will spend this ho...

This week on the Global Research News Hour, during a week in which our Canadian House of Commons is spell bound with what has become a major controversy around foreign power influence in Canadian elections and the sudden lack of National trust in our current Special Rapporteur on the matter, David Johnston, we will be investigating aspects of the discussion that are seldom if ever explored on the...

(REPEAT BROADCAST)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 wi...

On this week’s Global Research News Hour, like the rest of Global Research, we are endeavoring to see the conflict through the eyes of Russians and others not drowning in a sea of media propaganda about finding a way to peace, rather than "fight Russia to the last Ukrainian." Appearing on the show is Canadian political scientist Ivan Katchanovski who studied much of the data around the Maidan Mass...

This week, on the Global Research News Hour we intend to place an end point on coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic by focusing on a few stories not yet covered in detail that further advance concerns about what was done that should be reconsidered as the pandemic appears to retreat into the distance and the body-counts continue to grow. In our first half hour we are joined by Dr Naomi Wolf, the jour...

On this very special broadcast, we are bringing you some highlights of the National Citizens Inquiry: Canada’s Response to COVID-19. The hearings have so far been conducted in six cities with two more coming by the middle of this month. I should also point out in the interests of full transparency that I myself engaged in presenting a viewpoint to the Inquiry when it was in Winnipeg one month ago,...

On today’s special broadcast, we pay tribute to the late Graeme MacQueen’s research into 9/11, but also into the deep academic, activist and spiritual influences that helped paint the picture of a remarkable figure influencing the individuals acquainted with his writing and his speeches. We’ll be providing over the next hour several individuals who were influenced by him in some way.

This week, on the Global Research News Hour, as yet another banking institution is in trouble, we reassess the dangers of further troubles spreading across the nation and ascertain the dilemma facing both the giant banks as well as the humble households of America. In our first half hour, Geo political analyst Peter Koenig speaks of his vision of these bank failures actually being coordinated to h...