Latin America Briefs By Berta Joubert-Ceci March 29, 2016 Colombia Thousands of people took to the streets in Bogota and in more than 100 other [...]
What does the Brazilian crisis teach us? By Olmedo Beluche March 29, 2016 The author is a Panamanian sociologist and political activist. A huge political crisis [...]
U.S. sanctions aim to starve Zimbabwe into submission By Abayomi Azikiwe March 25, 2016 President Barack Obama’s administration, utilizing the Office of Foreign Assets Control, [...]
Mass struggle in France defends workers By G. Dunkel March 16, 2016 A half-million workers and students took to the streets in more than 200 separate protests [...]
Unable to prevail through ground war, U.S. bombs Somalia On March 7, the Pentagon announced it had killed 150 members of the al-Shabab [“the youth”] guerrilla movement in a [...]
French documentary exposes neo-Nazi role in Ukraine By Greg Butterfield February 11, 2016 For the first time, the role of fascist politicians and neo-Nazi gangs in the 2014 [...]
Peace will come to Donbass only after overthrow of Kiev regime: Ghost militia woman January 21, 2016 The International Action Center is publishing this Jan. 9 interview with Tatiana Rybalko conducted by [...]
Interview with woman fighter in Lugansk Republic January 1, 2016 The International Action Center is publishing this interview with a young militia fighter in the Lugansk [...]
Europeans protest war escalation against Syria By Chris Fry December 11, 2015 Dec. 6 — Thousands of people marched in England, Spain and Germany in the last eight days [...]
New books on USSR’s role in World War II By G. Dunkel September 1, 2015 World War II, which ended 70 years ago, was the bloodiest war ever fought. It brought tens of [...]
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