Category: Commentary

By Greg Godels December 1, 2022   This is not the first era of capitalist excess that forces...

By Greg Godels December 12, 2022   As the holidays approach, children traditionally...

By Vijay Prashad September 22, 2022  Asia Times   SCO members have built trust with one...

By Greg Godels August 18, 2022     Few people alive today would remember, first-hand,...

By Milagros Pichardo Pérez August 5, 2022  Granma   One count of conspiring to receive...

Greg Godels joined Paul Jay, the host of theAnalysis.news podcast, on 4/27/2022 to discuss the...

By Greg Godels April 14, 2022   If the Pew Research Center polling is to be believed, a...

By Greg Godels March 8, 2022   Everything happening today in Ukraine must be weighed on the...

By W. T. Whitney Jr.
Three scientists associated with the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) are discouraged. New Zealanders  Bruce C. Glavovic and Timothy F. Smith and Australian Iain White criticize governments for not doing enough about climate change

By Roger D. Harris January 29, 2022   After over a year of incessant publicity, the Capitol...

By Greg Godels January 7, 2022   It is often said that “the true measure of any society can...

By Margaret Kimberley, BAR Executive Editor and Senior Columnist December 14, 2021, Black Agenda...

By John Pilger December 10, 2021 “Let us look at ourselves, if we have the courage, to see what is...

To the Editors:   I would like to share my thoughts on a recent post. I read with interest...

By John Pilger, Mint Press News November 1, 2021   When I first saw Julian Assange in...

By Greg Godels September 28, 2021   Ten years ago, September 17, 2011, protesters settled in...

By Grover Furr September 23, 2021   A critique of an essay by Alex de Jong in Jacobin...

By Spencer Snyder, FAIR.org August 28, 2021   To mark its 25th anniversary, MSNBC promised...