Okinawans resist U.S. military bases
By Kathy Durkin July 5, 2016 Resistance is alive and well in Okinawa. Some 65,000 people rallied on June 19 in Naha, the [...]
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The battle of the Somme 1916
By John Catalinotto July 4, 2016 Political leaders from France and Britain, along with observers from other countries, met [...]
War over oil fuels Libya’s migrant crisis
By Abayomi Azikiwe June 26, 2016 Fighting for control of the western coastal city of Sirte, Libya, has increased the flight [...]
Stop Olympic profiling
June 26, 2016 The decision to ban Russian track and field athletes from the 2016 Olympics has nothing to do with drugs and [...]
Struggles of Indigenous peoples in the Yukon
By G. Dunkel June 22, 2016 Whitehorse, Yukon — The poorest sections of people living in Canada are Indigenous. Called [...]
NATO’s Warsaw Summit threatens war with Russia
By John Catalinotto June 21, 2016 The location of NATO’s next summit meeting is itself a provocation against Russia. NATO [...]
Cox assassination reveals Britain’s right wing
By Deirdre Griswold June 21, 2016 June 20 — The shocking assassination of Jo Cox, a Labor Party Member of Parliament in [...]
South Africa prepares for elections
By Abayomi Azikiwe June 14, 2016 The ANC announced that over 85,000 people attended its provincial manifesto launch at FNB [...]
Lessons of the 1976 Soweto Rebellion
By Abayomi Azikiwe June 12, 2016 On June 16, 1976, students in the Southwest Townships (Soweto) outside of Johannesburg, [...]
Support for Venezuela as Latin American unity pushes back OAS
By Cheryl LaBash June 10, 2016 A campaign against the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela by Secretary General Luis Almagro of [...]
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