When the establishment media deals with issues in which the West’s war industries are most heavily invested, it happily jettisons even the semblance of critical distance from the state.
The Founders of the U.S. constitutional system separated the sword from the purse and divided governmental power for a reason, writes Judge Andrew Napolitano.
We are looking at a dysfunction that transcends the contest for power between liberal authoritarians — politely called “centrists” these days — and their rightist counterparts.
Behind widespread youth uprisings lies a stark contradiction: an economic system that protects capital while stripping young people of dignified work, community and the confidence that tomorrow can be different.
The institutions of international law have failed, as deeply shocking things have happened these past three years as conscious acts of western governments acting in unison. The Genocide in Gaza is only the most obvious.
For the Global South, development cannot be achieved by imitating the capitalist West; it requires breaking imperialist dependency and transforming social relations.
Sheeran’s ‘political neutrality’ is a cover story. He’s allowed to grow rich, on condition he denies a platform to anyone holding the billionaire class accountable, says Jonathan Cook.
Australia and New Zealand are using their public broadcasters as “soft power” in a geopolitical battle for the hearts and minds of the people of Pacific nations.
One could read the super-Russophobic Guardian in Russia anytime, with no VPN. That alone is sufficient to destroy the simplistic narrative of “free West vs. authoritarian Russia.”
Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu this week used the seat of world diplomacy — established to pursue peace — to spread their vile supremacist ideologies. Ray McGovern & Rick Wolff. Watch the replay.
If we can’t curb the violence of our own governments, what sense does it make to condemn the violent reactions of the states or movements they attack? asks Jean Bricmont.
A U.K. Coroner’s Court has been asked to investigate Israel’s massacre of Gaza aid workers in 2024 and to review surveillance tapes held by Britain’s military, reports John McEvoy.
Why do billionaires buy up newspapers? Because by owning everything – especially media – they can mould our minds through sustained plot engineering, writes Jonathan Cook.
Recognition of Ansar Allah as Yemen’s legitimate interim or transitional government would be a vital step towards Yemen’s desperate need for peace and self-determination, argue Medea Benjamin and Nicolas J. S. Davies.
The Russian foreign minister today laid out the facts leading to the war in Ukraine, making the West cover its ears and Ukraine to cover itself in shame.