By Erin Aubry Kaplan* – Capital & Main The Supreme Court’s decision gives federal agents license to treat Latinos like second-class citizens, condoning the same racial profiling Black Americans have long faced from police. Earlier this month, the Supreme Court sided with the…
By Jonathan Power* – InDepthNews (IDN) The words still ring in policy-makers’ ears from Harvard Professor Samuel Huntington’s famous treatise, The Clash of Civilizations. This book, in many ways, triggered the paranoia that has infected politicians, the press, and public…
Polychroniou* – Common Dreams The Trump administration is abusing federal power to silence dissenting voices in a manner that has not been seen in over 70 years. The country survived Sen. Joseph McCarthy, but will it survive what Trump has wrought?
By Jack Stephenson* – Geopolitical Monitor On September 21, 2025, three of America’s closest allies dropped the same bombshell within hours of each other. Britain recognized Palestine.
By Art Jipson* and Paul J. Becker* – The Conversation After the Sept. 10, 2025, assassination of conservative political activist Charlie Kirk, President Donald Trump claimed that radical leftist groups foment political violence in the U.S., and “they should be put in…
Editorial / Analysis – The Guardian The diplomatic groundswell, and Israel’s increasing isolation, come late. They must be the beginning of a renewed effort.
By Jeremy Shapiro* – Politico The “flatter, appease, distract” strategy may produce the appearance of stability, but it creates a reality of vulnerability. The U.K. rolled out the red carpet for U.S.
By John Feffer* – Foreign Policy In Focus (FPIF) In war and peace, Trump is pushing the United States to the margins. Of the many savage ironies of the Trump administration, perhaps the greatest is the ever-diminishing stature of the United States—despite the president’s desire…
By Wahid Ben Ali – Peoples Dispatch A devastating storm hit Sudan, exacerbating a deep and prolonged crisis in the country, ravaged by years of war and political instability. A devastating natural disaster has deepened Sudan’s already overwhelming humanitarian crisis.
By Yashraj Sharma* – Al Jazeera The contexts and triggers were different, but analysts say there’s a common thread tying South Asia’s youth revolts — and that protesters have learned from each other. The rattle of iron gates sounded like drumbeats as the crowd surged…
