Washington’s NATO partners in the Ukraine proxy war against Russia are beginning to understand they have joined another of the “forever wars” launched by the US from time to time...
Christiane Amanpour this month celebrated her 40th anniversary with the US Cable News Network (CNN) by declaring that she has during her long career striven to “be truthful not neutral.”...
Voting in a referendum on October 14th Australians overwhelmingly rejected the most serious effort ever made to redress the flagrant injustices inflicted by colonising Europeans on that country’s indigenous “First...
The award of this year’s Nobel Peace Prize to Narges Mohammadi for her struggle for human rights in Iran was no surprise. By conferring the prize on Mohammadi, the Nobel...
The US is probably the richest country in world history but its citizens are dying earlier than those in both poor and wealthy peer countries. Life expectancy is falling rather...
Cosco on Sunday morning in Medford, Oregon is busy but the warehouse housing the wholesale market occupies is so large it can handle crowds of deal-hungry folk. Wire carts are...
After 50 years and a day, Israelis were woken to war. On Saturday, October 7th, Hamas launched an air, land, and sea operation from Gaza into Israel. This was the...
During a recent lecture in Nicosia a prominent archaeologist spoke about the need for his colleagues to collaborate with professionals in a wide range of fields to create a full...
The Egyptian authorities have paused bulldozing tombs in Cairo’s fabled City of the Dead after protests by public figures, cultural preservationists, tour operators, and global historians. Too little, too late....
In the early hours of Sept.11, Storm Daniel’s downpour burst two fragile Libyan dams. A seven-metre wall of water swept through the centre of Libyan coastal city of Derna, drowning 10,000-20,000...
The author, a well-respected observer of Middle East affairs, has three books on the Arab-Israeli conflict.