Who I was in 1968 and other confessions: an interview with Rossana Rossanda
- Simonetta Fiori
Rossana Rossanda, legendary figure of the Italian left, died in Rome on 20 September, at the age of 96. We republish one of her last interviews, published on 5 January 2018 by Repubblica, on the occasion of the publication of the book "This ...
What are you proud of when you think of the State of Israel?
- Gideon Levy جدعون ليفي גדעון לוי
msA group of Palestinian laborers leaned on the felled trees that were dragged like corpses by a tractor, and sawed down the trunks into small logs. The first light was rising over the fields north of Tel Aviv. Only a few hundred meters from there, a ...
Macron’s ‘red lines’ against Turkey reveals France’s neo-Napoleonic mission
- Muhammad Hussein محمد حسين
Not since Napoleon stepped foot on the shores of Alexandria in July 1798, embarking on his short-lived invasion of Egypt, has a Frenchman so imperiously sought to topple a native regional power in the eastern Mediterranean while still appealing to ...
Empire’s mask slips at Julian Assange trial
- Pepe Escobar Пепе Эскобар پپه اِسکوبار
Supposed great liberal media refuses to cover in any detail the kangaroo court trial of Wikileaks' executive editor in London
The concept of “History in the making” has been pushed to extremes when it comes to the extraordinary public ...
MEPs denied access as observers to Julian Assange extradition hearing
- Sander Priston
MEPs said last night that they had been denied access as observers to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange’s extradition hearing at the Old Bailey.
About 40 people, including representatives of non-governmental organisation (NGOs) and international ...
How Xinjiang is holding back an EU-China deal
- Pepe Escobar Пепе Эскобар پپه اِسکوبار
The West that killed Muslim multitudes in the 'war on terror' is now shedding tears about the Uighurs' plight in China
A Beijing-Brussels-Berlin special: that was quite the video-summit.
From Beijing, we had President Xi Jinping. From Berlin, ...
The dissolution of liberal universalism
- Alastair Crooke
For a long time, the towns and cities of Europe (and the rest of the world) grew organically around the social, economic and political needs of the people. The result was the well-known, and much-loved, forms of ancient city, town and village, built ...
Peace is the most beautiful word in every language: Let Aegean become a sea of peace!
Common appeal from Greece and Turkey
- Various Authors - Div. Auteurs -Versch. Autoren -Muhtelif Yazarlar-مؤلفون مُتنوِّعون - نویسندگان مختلف
No to war! No to nationalism!
No to the reactionary competition of the ruling classes in Greece and Turkey! No to imperialist interventions!
For Peoples’ Peace and Solidarity!
We sign this text to unite our voices against nationalism, ...
Capitalism sets the world on fire
- Calvin Deutschbein
As of Sept. 13, at least 100 wildfires are raging in ten U.S. states. The situation could not be more dire.
Adam Zyglis
On Sept. 8 in western Oregon, forestry workers with the Idanha-Detroit Rural Fire Protection District and evacuees ...
Espying some contours of U.S. foreign policy amidst the turmoil
- Alastair Crooke
All is uncertain for the U.S. Very. Yet, around the world governments examine closely the entrails for signs of what foreign policy may be like after November. So much hangs on it. But it is rather like trying to pin down passing clouds – for ...
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