We have come to Venezuela to talk to ordinary people and learn about what they face
By Joe Montero This article was written in Venezuela back in late January and not posted earlier due to technical difficulties caused by the sanctions […]
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Report Back Meeting from the Melbourne Delegation to Venezuela
What is life like in Venezuela under US sanctions stopping medicines, food, equipment and other essentials? What can we do to help the people of […]
Assange denied access proper right to defend himself in the UK
By Joe Montero The mistreatment of Julian Assange by the British authorities and legal system has have gone so far that he has now been […]
Brussels unveils €1 trillion plan to make EU carbon neutral by 2050
Europe is talking about a Green Deal and transforming into a sustainable economy, but some are questioning whether this is just talk or the real […]
The killing of Soleimani is blatant murder
By Jim Hayes The murder of Iran’s General Qassem Soleimani and other Iranians and some Iraqis by a United States drone strike is a crime. […]
Bushfire disaster brings home greater awareness of climate crisis
By Joe Montero The beginning of the current bushfire season has been a disaster in many ways. The destruction is obvious.
Stop US aggression and war in Iran and Iraq
Statement issued by the office of the Chairperson of the International League of Peoples’ Struggle (Chairperson Len Cooper) The International League of Peoples Struggles (ILPS) […]
What the hell happened in the British election?
By Joe Montero Being in Australia makes it difficult to get an in depth understanding about what happened in the recent British election. Nevertheless, it […]
Bushfires still raging and causing Morrison political consequences
By Ben Wilson Australia burns and Scott Morrison treats those who a are suffering with the greatest of disrespect. He comes across as uncaring. Instead […]
COP25 ends in failure on effective action to deal with climate crisis
by Joe Montero Calling the final result of the COP25 Madrid summit a disappointment is an understatement, when you consider the stakes involved.