Op-ed
- Foreign policy gives Modi the edge in India’s elections
By all accounts, India’s general election is Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s to lose. - Iran is high-hanging fruit, which is why US is unlikely to attackThere’s been lots of talk about an imminent war with Iran. The US is engaging in a military build-up in the Persian Gulf and the rhetoric from Washington is increasingly bellicose.
- A world aching for peace & stability can no longer afford NATONATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg calling for an end to the fighting in Libya is like an arsonist calling for the house he’s just burned to the ground to stop emitting smoke.
- Trump needs to take reins from Bolton & pull world back from precipice of warUS National Security Advisor John Bolton is driving a war policy towards Iran based on nothing but his own deranged world view and anti-Iran obsession.
- Venezuela isn't Syria… but America’s war tactics are the sameSince Juan Guaido declared himself Venezuela’s interim president, rhetoric emanating from Washington has grown increasingly familiar.
- Assange revolutionized journalism, and the elite will never forgive himDeprived of asylum by Ecuador and wanted by Sweden and the US for dubious crimes, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is one of the most hounded men on the planet, the price that comes with devotion to truth in an age of deceit.
- ‘Let down by establishment’: Voters’ anger may lead to dramatic change in European ParliamentOver the next few days, 374 million Europeans have the right to vote to elect European MPs. The most stunning result is likely to be in Britain.
- Crushing a Whistleblower on a Wheel: The unrelenting witch-hunt of Julian AssangeWhen told of the death of a political rival the 19th-century French statesman Talleyrand supposedly asked: “I wonder what he meant by that?"
- The Moloch of US hegemony now has Iran in its sightsThe neocon assault underway against Iran is dripping in lies and deceit. It is one of the most mendacious examples of imperialist aggression in years.
- Trump thinks Dems' 'witch hunt' will hand him 2020 – and he could be rightPresident Donald Trump is confident he'll sail to victory with ease in 2020, he told a crowd of supporters at a Florida rally, and with his Democratic opponents looking increasingly unhinged, he could be right.
- ‘Christchurch Call’ is a blueprint for more online censorship — and Zuckerberg is a big fanThere is nothing inherently wrong with the new ‘Christchurch Call’ to curb violent and terrorist content online. No one in their right mind wants mass shootings live-streamed online — but it’s what comes next that should worry us.
- Foreign policy gives Modi the edge in India’s electionsBy all accounts, India’s general election is Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s to lose.
- Iran is high-hanging fruit, which is why US is unlikely to attackThere’s been lots of talk about an imminent war with Iran. The US is engaging in a military build-up in the Persian Gulf and the rhetoric from Washington is increasingly bellicose.
- Trump needs to take reins from Bolton & pull world back from precipice of warUS National Security Advisor John Bolton is driving a war policy towards Iran based on nothing but his own deranged world view and anti-Iran obsession.
- A world aching for peace & stability can no longer afford NATONATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg calling for an end to the fighting in Libya is like an arsonist calling for the house he’s just burned to the ground to stop emitting smoke.
- Venezuela isn't Syria… but America’s war tactics are the sameSince Juan Guaido declared himself Venezuela’s interim president, rhetoric emanating from Washington has grown increasingly familiar.
- Assange revolutionized journalism, and the elite will never forgive himDeprived of asylum by Ecuador and wanted by Sweden and the US for dubious crimes, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is one of the most hounded men on the planet, the price that comes with devotion to truth in an age of deceit.
- Crushing a Whistleblower on a Wheel: The unrelenting witch-hunt of Julian AssangeWhen told of the death of a political rival the 19th-century French statesman Talleyrand supposedly asked: “I wonder what he meant by that?"
- ‘Let down by establishment’: Voters’ anger may lead to dramatic change in European ParliamentOver the next few days, 374 million Europeans have the right to vote to elect European MPs. The most stunning result is likely to be in Britain.
- The Moloch of US hegemony now has Iran in its sightsThe neocon assault underway against Iran is dripping in lies and deceit. It is one of the most mendacious examples of imperialist aggression in years.
- Trump thinks Dems' 'witch hunt' will hand him 2020 – and he could be rightPresident Donald Trump is confident he'll sail to victory with ease in 2020, he told a crowd of supporters at a Florida rally, and with his Democratic opponents looking increasingly unhinged, he could be right.
- Top economists & UN experts condemn US sanctions on Venezuela. Not newsworthy enough for the media?As the Trump administration continues to wage economic warfare against Venezuela, experts and economists continue to slam the illegal and deadly measures — and the media continues to completely ignore their warnings.
- Ideals that won victory are still the greatest of ideals (by George Galloway)As Russians celebrate Victory Day, George Galloway argues for a return to the spirit that won the war.
- Till debt do us part: Tuition loan burden is literally killing US college gradsThe mounting cost of a US college degree has not only discouraged would-be students from pursuing a higher education; it has triggered mental health issues too. But is hyper-capitalist America ready for free education?
- Trump Strangelove: Or how America learned to worry and hate EmpirePresident Donald Trump seems to be making Americans hate the empire again, by embracing war – or maybe only pretending to do so – against Iran, Venezuela, Cuba, North Korea and who knows where else.
- I like fashion, but the pretentious Met Gala grotesquery made me physically repulsedJust because “it’s like that on purpose” doesn’t mean that the look-at-me hideousness on display at the Met Gala is above criticism – in fact it arouses an almost visceral rejection.
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