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Whoso Confesseth and Forsaketh

by Uri Avnery

Sat 10th Jun 2017
In the tumult of the last few days, on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the "unification" of Jerusalem, one of the articles stated that "even peace-activist Uri Avnery" voted in the Knesset for the unification of the city.... [read more]

Asymmetric

by Simon Cockle

Sat 10th Jun 2017
‘Life is warfare’ Lucius Annaeus Seneca... [read more]

EDITORIAL: Why drone assassinations just don't work

by Tomasz Pierscionek

Sun 4th Nov 2012
The London Progressive Journal gives its take on current events in our editorial column... [read more]
 

London Bridge Attack – Hypocrisy, Double Standards and Double Dealing

by Felicity Arbuthnot

Fri 9th Jun 2017
When she spoke after Manchester’s tragedy: “May’s speech did not address allegations that in 2011, while she was Home Secretary, Libyan Islamists previously under surveillance in Britain were given back their passports and helped by the government to fly to Libya to fight Muammar Gadaffi’s administration.... [read more]

Fifth of June

by Faysal Mikdadi

Mon 5th Jun 2017
A poem by Dr Faysal Mikdadi commemorating the 50th Anniversary of Israel's Occupation of Palestinian Territory... [read more]

EDITORIAL: This is free Europe, never again!

by Tomasz Pierscionek

Sat 16th Jun 2012
The London Progressive Journal gives its take on current events in the latest editorial... [read more]
 

Mosul’s “Liberation”: Another Fallujah, Dresden - or Hiroshima?

by Felicity Arbuthnot

Sat 3rd Jun 2017
"In the United States today, the Declaration of Independence hangs on schoolroom walls, but foreign policy follows Machiavelli." (Howard Zinn, 1922-2010)... [read more]

Greetings for Diana Buttu

by Uri Avnery

Sat 3rd Jun 2017
A few days ago, a not so well-known Palestinian woman received an unusual honor... [read more]

EDITORIAL: Murdoch, Mensch and a new England Manager

by Emmeline Ravilious

Wed 9th May 2012
The London Progressive Journal gives its take on current events in the latest editorial... [read more]
 

Observations and Impressions from Russia

by Rick Sterling

Fri 2nd Jun 2017
For over two weeks this May, a delegation of 30 Americans visited seven regions and ten cities across Russia... [read more]

The Visitation

by Uri Avnery

Sat 27th May 2017
There were two Donald Trumps this week. One of them was touring the Middle East, being feted everywhere. The second was in Washington, where he was battered from all sides... [read more]

Reactive Mismeasures: The New Yorker and the "New" Cold War Propaganda (Part 3)

by Thomas Riggins

Sat 27th May 2017
This is the third part of a paragraph by paragraph commentary on a recent article posing as journalism in the March 6, 2017 issue of The New Yorker... [read more]
 

Syria: Trump’s Tomahawks, Double Standards - Using Chemical and Radioactive Weapons for Profit?

by Felicity Arbuthnot

Sat 27th May 2017
In a nauseating irony, exposed by the Palmer Report, Trump may have profited from the deaths he caused.... [read more]

Silver Foxes

by outRageous!

Sat 27th May 2017
Tally and also Ho! Sound the horn, unleash the hounds. We must arise and protest that flimsy Tory manifesto. Not because it goes too far. Nope, it just doesn't go far enough.... [read more]
 

Parliamentary Riffraff

by Uri Avnery

Sat 20th May 2017
When Adlai Stevenson ran for the presidency, he was told "Don't worry, every thinking person will vote for you." "But I need a majority," Stevenson famously replied.... [read more]

My Palestinian Exile Is Not Theatre, Mr Fleisher. It Is Real Life

by Faysal Mikdadi

Sat 20th May 2017
I am a Palestinian. Do not relegate me to some imperial design suiting Israel's ends and tell me to pack off to Jordan or anywhere other than where I was born and where my forefathers have lived for well over a thousand year... [read more]
 

If China Can Fund infrastructure with Its Own Credit, So Can We

by Ellen Brown

Sat 20th May 2017
While American politicians debate endlessly over how to finance the needed fixes and which ones to implement, the Chinese have managed to fund massive infrastructure projects all across their country, including 12,000 miles of high-speed rail built just in the last decade... [read more]

Russian Perspectives on US-Russian Relations

by Rick Sterling

Fri 19th May 2017
Russians see themselves being encircled by NATO. Of the 16 countries bordering Russia, eight have anti-Russia sentiments... [read more]

A Curious National Home

by Uri Avnery

Thu 18th May 2017
The present Israeli government coalition consists of 67 (out of 120) members of the Knesset. Each member wants to be elected again (and again and again). In order to be reelected, he or she must attract the attention of the public. The simplest way is to propose a new law. A bill so outrageous, that the media cannot possibly ignore it.... [read more]
 

Donald Trump and Theresa May - Partners in Planning Armageddon?

by Felicity Arbuthnot

Wed 17th May 2017
Prime Minister May’s endlessly repeated mantra “Brexit means Brexit” (Britain leaving the European Union) takes on a whole new meaning: she is prepared to trigger the UK departing the planet.... [read more]

Change of society: the only option for progressives to survive changes in society

by Marco Senatore

Wed 17th May 2017
So far, this year seems to have inverted the trend observed in 2016... [read more]

Branded

by outRageous!

Wed 17th May 2017
Perhaps the most sadly significant sign among the daily deceits currently stinking up the White House, is the redefinition of "presidential."... [read more]