By David Faris* – Newsweek Former President Donald Trump could use a lot of referrals—to a tailor, for example, who could outfit him in clothes that are his size. But this week he got the referrals that he most deserved: to the Department of Justice, recommending his criminal…
By Azriel Bermant and Anita Tusor (*) – EUobserver Those who have long admired and supported Israel as a beacon of democracy in the Middle East should have good reason to rue the fact that Israel has succumbed to the malign influence of Orbanism Following Benjamin Netanyahu’s…
By Baher Kamal MADRID, Dec 2022 (IPS) – When tens of thousands of Europeans had to flee the horrors of two born-in-Europe devastating armed conflicts that attracted other powers: the World Wars I and II, they migrated to the Americas and other Western countries in search of safe…
By Nadia Batok* – Meer New powerful and deadliest warfare weapons n Ukraine that future is now. A completely new warfare.
By John Feffer* – TomDispatch Forget the Deplorables and Focus Instead on the Persuadables Arizona is ground zero for the wackiest theories and craziest political candidates. Exhibit A: Kari Lake, the Republican who ran for governor in the recent midterm elections.
By the Editorial Board – The Washington Post As the 2022 World Cup wraps up, there is an overarching takeaway: Holding it in Qatar was a huge mistake. FIFA, soccer’s global governing body, had numerous chances to take a stand for basic human dignities.
By Isaac Chotiner* – The New Yorker A mishmash of conspiracy theories and imperial nostalgia has found purchase with the country’s far-right factions. Last week, German Special Forces and police arrested twenty-five people across the country for plotting what authorities have…
Myanmar Now Website Myanmar Now asked American scholar Dr Zachary Abuza whether the BURMA Act can finally begin to provide the help that Myanmar’s people need New legislation passed by the US House of Representatives (US House) last week—known as the BURMA (Burma Unified through…
By Caroline de Gruyter*- EU Observer – Since September, teachers across Hungary have taken to the streets to demand higher wages. Although several teachers have been fired after having participated, many still formed a 10km chain in Budapest recently.
Editorial – The Guardian The circumstances of this tragedy should lead the government to rethink its small boats strategy “Today is a day to demonstrate our sympathy for the victims and families of this deadly and tragic incident,” the home secretary, Suella Braverman, told the…
