Corporate media’s dehumanisation of Palestinians, lack of historical context, and repeating hearsay as fact make the current tragedy unintelligible to Americans, writes Robin Andersen ON OCTOBER 6, 2023, Hamas broke out
PEOPLE usually migrate en masse to escape war, famine, despotism or poverty. They migrate from Central and South America to the United States mostly, these days, because staying home means
More than 3,000 Palestinians have been killed in the first 11 days of the fifth war in Gaza since 2008, according to the Palestinian health authorities. Well over 10,000 have
On July 26, 2023, senior members of Niger’s presidential guard, normally tasked with protecting president Mohamed Bazoum, announced that they had ousted him from power, holding him hostage inside his
THE interest in the electoral process has suddenly been sparked off by news that the government is contemplating holding a referendum on abolishing the executive presidency. The reported concern is
AMONG the recent global crises, the most complex and long-lasting is the Palestinian and Israeli crisis in the Middle East. Neither the United Nations nor any other international organisation is
The World Bank is always headed by a US diplomat, usually from the military, and hopes to finance the US/NATO-backed alternative to China’s Belt and Road initiative, writes Michael Hudson THIS
Unusual public criticism of India by Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau following the murder of a Sikh separatist in Canada has once again focused international attention on the movement for
THE oft repeated comparison between the economic and political chaos that prevailed before president Ranil Wickremesinghe took office and the stability thereafter is wearing thin. Mahatma Gandhi’s observation that preaching
IT IS one of the world’s greatest tragedies, and it is still neglected. In 2021, the world reached a new, although unwelcome landmark: the number of people affected by hunger