all post in November 2019

Facebook – backed by some of the largest banks and corporations on Earth – seek to create […]

The pros and cons of being the Heartland in the 21st century Crossing Tajikistan from west to […]

The reconciliation between Riyadh and Doha proceeds apace, but may yet be scuppered When the shelling and […]

One of the annoying things about continuing to write about the OPCW/Douma scandal in the near-total absence […]

OneWorld is publishing the exclusive English-language version of the interview that Andrew Korybko gave to Iran’s “Young […]

Nous poursuivons la publication du livre de Thierry Meyssan, Sous nos yeux. Nous débutons la seconde partie […]

“When we greet each other, I can feel his ribs” – John Pilger describes visiting Assange in […]

Mark Curtis’ talk at Julian Assange event in London on Thursday. My view is that we are […]

As the United States celebrates its annual Thanksgiving Day this week, the indigenous people of Bolivia are […]

Bellingcat, an online investigation organization headed by Eliot Higgins, has deliberately and with malicious intent manipulated evidence […]

Two polls show that despite economic hardship, Iranians choose security over upheaval, support their government’s regional role, […]

If you’re skeptical of western power structures and you’ve ever engaged in online political debate for any […]