The role of the UK as the colonial power in historic Palestine up to 1948 is often overlooked. Juan Cole, a TomDispatch regular, is the Richard P. Mitchell collegiate professor of history at the University of Michigan. […]
European politicians who oppose refugees are often complicit in the causes of refugees. Lebanon is a case in point. Barah Mikaïl is Associate professor at IE University in Madrid. Cross-posted from The Conversation Since it […]
Press release from WMO with the latest data on rising greenhouse gas emissions globally is stark: things are getting worse, fast. The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) is a specialized agency of the United Nations responsible […]
Putting social class and climate action together in Paris’ impoverished suburbs. Veronica Gennari is an Italian freelance journalist based in Paris. Cross-posted from Green European Journal On the morning of 12 October, a crowd gathered […]
Some EU countries haven’t got the message yet that the US military industrial complex expects bigger European Defence spending to mean bigger orders for American weapons. Read the article HERE.
Far-right plans for the ethnic cleansing of Gaza to be replaced by Israeli settlers are a real possibility. Peter Oborne won best commentary/blogging in both 2022 and 2017, and was also named freelancer of the […]
The last thing the global south needs is more of the IMF, but with sovereign debt crises on the rise, the masters of ‘structural adjustment’ are difficult to escape. In Phenomenal World. Read the article […]
The United States is manouvering for a Lebanon governed without Hezbollah, but those plans are coming up against the fact that the resistance group still has popular support. Hicham Safieddine is Canada Research Chair in […]
The idea that the government is using “taxpayers’ money” when it spends limits spending options and marginalises sections of the population. Eric Tymoigne is an associate professor of economics at Lewis & Clark College and a […]
Labour’s Employment Rights Bill won’t resolve the inequalities that characterise Britain’s labour market. Kirsten Sehnbruch is a Distinguished Policy Fellow at the International Inequalities Institute at the London School of Economics and Political Science. During […]
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