By Jacob Batinga* – Truthout One million Afghan children may die from starvation over the next several months, according to the United Nations Nearly 23 million Afghans are facing “crisis levels of hunger” and 8.7 million are on the “brink of starvation.”…
By Justin Ling* – The Guardian Ottawa’s occupation was a result of unrivaled coordination between anti-vax and anti-government organizations Thousands of demonstrators have successfully occupied Canada’s frigid capital for days, and say they plan on staying as long as…
By Boaventura de Sousa Santos* The results of the 30 January general elections in Portugal, with the Socialist Party (PS) winning an absolute majority, came as a surprise. Portugal will now be the only European country ruled by a government based on the absolute parliamentary…
By Lili Bayer – Politico Media outlets loyal to Prime Minister Viktor Orbán publish secret recordings of civil society figures. It’s election time in Hungary and dirty tricks are back.
By Mushahid Hussain *- Wall Street International Magazine The Inter Press Service co-founder is part of a vanishing breed Dr. Roberto Savio is somewhat unique as an eyewitness to history and builder of institutions, a man who turns his visions into reality We are sitting in the…
By Ekaterina Zolotova* – Geopolitical Futures They are more worried about their day-to-day lives than the palace intrigue of Kyiv. By now, tensions between Russia and Ukraine, and therefore Russia and the West, are well documented. Russia amassed troops at the border, the…
By Khury Petersen-Smith * – Truthout The rising tensions between Ukraine, Russia, the United States and other NATO countries — and the resulting discourse in U.S. media — show that American leaders love an international crisis. In a crisis, the American public is often…
By Camilo Montoya-Gálvez – CBS NEWS After a recent internal review, the Biden administration decided to maintain a pandemic-era order put in place under former President Donald Trump that authorizes the rapid deportation of migrants from the U.S.-Mexico border, the Centers…
By Danaka Katovich* – Truthout In late January, the Saudi-United Arab Emirates (UAE) coalition carried out an airstrike on a prison in Yemen, killing more than 90 detainees and injuring many more. Among the rubble was a fragment of the weapon used to do it.
By Shaun Walker* – The Guardian Analysis: While Putin’s intentions remain unclear, Kyiv would rather it didn’t get classed as the next Kabul Ukraine’s foreign minister, Dmytro Kuleba, has again insisted that Russia does not currently have enough troops in place to mount a…
