AMERICAN voters going to the polls on November 8 in what is called the mid-term election will see all the seats in the house of representatives and more than a
SINCE Qatar was announced as FIFA World Cup host back in 2010, the country has experienced an unexpected image boost. Yet the attention has not been exclusively positive. In Rebel
DATELINE: November 7–18, 2022, Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt. Dignitaries from every country will be meeting to discuss climate change at COP27. Based upon early confirmations, 90 heads of state will attend,
Roger D Harris writes on the heaviness of imperialist sanctions and the lightness of the liberal’s lament FOR the 30th consecutive United Nations vote, the US again lost. A landslide margin
MAINSTREAM punditry in the latter half of 2022 is rife with op-eds arguing that the US needs to vastly increase military spending because a world war is about to erupt,
Egypt’s military regime is tirelessly modernising roads, public transport and industry across the country and erecting a luxurious administrative capital for the upper class. But the construction boom is primarily
MUCH mirth is expressed over President Joe Biden mispronouncing the new prime minister’s name as ‘Rashee Sanook’. Many see this as showing how the merry-go-round of British leaders has confused
I HAVE covered enough wars to know that once you open that Pandora’s Box, the many evils that pour out are beyond anyone’s control. War accelerates the whirlwind of industrial
THE streets of Khartoum were filled on October 25, 2021, as thousands of people joined in calls for ‘Democracy for Sudan’, ‘No power sharing with the military’ and ‘Military, return
THE young people who took to the streets in 1979 as part of the Iranian revolution are now in their sixties. They haven’t quite aged out of politics, but they’re