The three men who hatched the first recognition by an Arab state of Israel in 26 years are all in trouble domestically. US President Donald … The new hegemons of the Middle EastRead more
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Voting in Britain for war. Take your pick
In his latest column for the New Statesman, John Pilger describes how Edwardian notions of war are again being promoted in western democracies, along with … Voting in Britain for war. Take your pickRead more
Harvard’s half-billion land stake in Brazil marred by conflict and abuse
After the 2008 economic crisis, Harvard University, one of the most respected educational institutions in the world, sought to reallocate its endowment funds to safer … Harvard’s half-billion land stake in Brazil marred by conflict and abuseRead more
Why sharks should not own sport
In his latest column for the New Statesman, John Pilger describes how the rich and powerful have taken over and distorted the people’s pleasure – … Why sharks should not own sportRead more
British spy’s account sheds light on role in 1953 Iranian coup
A first-hand account of Britain’s role in the 1953 coup that overthrew the elected prime minister of Iran and restored the shah to power has … British spy’s account sheds light on role in 1953 Iranian coupRead more
A 429-Million-Year-Old Trilobite Had Eyes like Those of Modern Bees
Perfectly pristine fossils might make great museum showpieces, but they are not always the most informative for paleontologists. Some of the more salient secrets of … A 429-Million-Year-Old Trilobite Had Eyes like Those of Modern BeesRead more
The State, Public Responses, and the Day After the Pandemic
The international media coverage and academic analyses have mainly focused on the magnitude of the COVID-19 crisis in the affluent societies of the North, in … The State, Public Responses, and the Day After the PandemicRead more
How Israel’s education system normalizes occupation
In mid-June, the Knesset Education, Culture, and Sports Committee held a discussion on the “disappearance and silencing of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in Israeli textbooks.” The … How Israel’s education system normalizes occupationRead more
Beyond Financial Inclusion, We Need Racial Economic Justice
The idea of financial inclusion has gained traction in recent years, but the approach fails to account for how ethnic minorities face greater risk of … Beyond Financial Inclusion, We Need Racial Economic JusticeRead more
What Happened to Pacifica? The Decline & Fall of the People’s Radio
The story of Pacifica Radio is a cyclical saga of factional warfare, class and racial struggle, and the power of the self-preservation instinct. “People talk … What Happened to Pacifica? The Decline & Fall of the People’s RadioRead more