Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Brett Kavanaugh, and imperial feminism
October 9, 2018
By Azeezah Kanji The prospect of Judge Brett Kavanaugh being elevated to Supreme Court justice – without a thorough investigation of the multiple allegations
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There is no “accepting” more nuclear weapons
February 5, 2018
Trump’s wizards of Armageddon have uprooted a nuclear taboo, declaring a newfound readiness to use nuclear weapons first and early in a confrontation. In a
Tourism should be regulated
January 17, 2018
ROME, Jan 2018 – This year, we will have 3 million tourists each day wandering the world. This massive phenomenon is without precedent in human
10 Conflicts to Watch in 2018
January 17, 2018
BY ROBERT MALLEY* – Foreign Policy From North Korea to Venezuela, here are the conflicts to watch in 2018. It’s not all about Donald Trump.
El Salvador’s Worst Shitholes Are ‘Made in America’
January 17, 2018
My journalist’s hiking boots still have leftover feces and dirt from the ultimate shitholes of El Salvador: its mass graves. Many of the thousands of
An open letter to Trump on Jerusalem
December 10, 2017
An open letter signed by 47 Malaysian NGO’s recently was addressed at Donald Trumps, pertinently on his decision in recognizing Jerusalem as Israel’s capital. The
Trumps recognition of Jerusalem as the Capital of Israel : Palestinians Declare Three ‘Days of Rage’ Across West Bank; Arab World
December 6, 2017
Palestinian factions in the West Bank announced on Tuesday that they would carry out three days of protest across the West Bank over U.S. President
Three years of confronting Western propaganda
June 18, 2015
By Andre Vitchek After my two days marathon discussion with Noam Chomsky, (at MIT in 2012), a bestselling book was born. Later this year
The Challenge of Sustaining Our Oceans
June 5, 2014
by David Suzuki June 8 is World Oceans Day. It’s a fitting time to contemplate humanity’s evolving relationship with the source of all life. For
Henry A. Giroux | Totalitarian Paranoia in the Post-Orwellian Surveillance State
February 28, 2014
By Henry A Giroux Surveillance, in any land where it is ubiquitous and inescapable, generates distrust and divisions among its citizens, curbs their readiness to