The U.S. does not want to experience what Britain experienced in Suez in 1956: a watershed moment signaling its global decline.
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Middle East
Twenty years on from the US invasion, Lorraine Mallinder assesses the ongoing political struggle against corruption and talks to those exposing it
There is much that the global feminist movement can learn from the current women’s struggle in Iran and their vision.
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By Ralph Nader Most citizen advocates who work with U.S. senators on a wide variety of issues probably would agree that the late South Dakota Democrat, James Abourezk, was one of a kind. It was not that he was so honest, so down to earth, or so engaging with friend and foe alike. Rather, it […]
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The US doth protest too much over China's napkin doodle peace principles. Why the defensiveness?
Politically motivated consumer boycotts have played a central role throughout U.S. history.
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The so-called Collective West and the rest of the world have a yawning gap in how they view the war in Ukraine.
Will President Biden, Congress and other Americans recognize the massive war crimes committed against the Iraqi people with appropriate declarations and actions on March 19, 2023?
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The massive February 6 earthquake weakened Erdogan's already not-so-hot re-election prospects. What now?
Not surprisingly, Iran and Russia are increasing their cooperation.