Geopolitics
Month: September 2025
Geopolitics
The Cradle: UN commission of inquiry finds Israel guilty of genocide in Gaza
The commission found Israel has committed four out of five genocidal acts as defined by the 1948 Genocide Convention Read Article HERE
Geopolitics
Responsible Statecraft: House seeks to expand secretive arms stockpile used in Gaza war
A new bill would allow unlimited US weapons transfers to Israel with little oversight Read Article HERE
Geopolitics
Nadav Rapaport: Israel to flood Gaza City with explosive-laden robots
Army set to deploy ‘unprecedented’ number of the remote-controlled vehicles designed to cause widespread destruction and terror Nadav Rapaport is a Student at Tel Aviv university, researching Israel-Palestine conflict Cross.posted from Middle East Eye Photo: Twitter […]
EU politics
Eldar Mamedov – Spain’s break from Europe on Gaza is more reaction than vision
Pedro Sánchez’s foreign policy reflects domestic pressures, not a clear doctrine, as evidenced by Madrid’s course on Ukraine Eldar Mamedov is a Brussels-based foreign policy expert and Non-resident Fellow at the Quincy Institute Cross-posted for […]
Economics
Aurelien – In Praise of Small Things…And Venn diagrams
Politics and democracy are the realisation of common interests of individuals within a functioning community Cross.posted from Aurelien’s Substack Source: Wikipedia – Intersection of two sets You may have noticed that we are having some […]
Geopolitics
Neil Broatch – Semantics and absurdity as a response to crimes of extermination
The political class in the West has so many excuses for denying the Zionist genocide in Gaza. This is however contradicted by the facts Neil Broatch is a writer and researcher. He has critiqued the […]
Fake News
Deadline: BBC News Journalist Mohamed Shalaby Says He Was Banned From UK Broadcaster’s Premises After Calling Out Gaza Coverage
A journalist with BBC Verify fact-checking outfit challenged the company’s smears of murdered Al Jazeera journalist Anas Al Sharif and was fired for it. Read Article HERE
Austerity
William Thomson, Dirk Ehnts – Should an independent Scotland adopt the EU fiscal rules?
An independent Scotland would likely start life with a substantial public deficit so adopting the EU’s fiscal rules would mean austerity. William Thomson is a political economist and has worked for almost a decade in […]
Geopolitics
Roger Harris – Narco-State Myth Used to Attack Venezuela
The US is erroneously blaming Venezuela for its country’s drug problem. Roger Harris is on the board of the Task Force on the Americas, a 32-year-old anti-imperialist human rights organization. Cross-posted from Counterpunch A big Cadillac limo […]