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The coming of Joe Biden is not going to bring a big change in American and global politics

12 February 2021 Editor 0

By Joe Montero Despite the expectations of many, New United States president Joe Biden is set to continue much along the same lines as Donald Trump. This is not the dawning of a new era. […]

The John Birch Society and its conspiracy theories

3 February 2021 Editor 0

By Glen Davis The presidency of Donald Trump saw a mobilising of conspiracy theorists, and other far right groupings, in the United States of America (USA). Trump as President, was a member of the

Where Assange’s extradition appeals process stands

29 January 2021 Editor 0

Nathan Fuller (LA Progressive) provides an overview of where the Julian Assange case is up to. Despite the United States having technically lost it case for extradition earlier this month, an appeal has been filed […]

Police chief ‘shoot to kill’ order given in the Cordillera

29 January 2021 Editor 0

From the Movement of Moro and Indigenous Peoples for Self-Determination (Sandugo) The following is a response the Movement of Moro and Indigenous Peoples for Self Determination, following an order to shoot to kill a prominent […]

America’s political crisis is about much more than Donald Trump

25 January 2021 Editor 0

By Joe Montero It is all too easy to portray recent political developments antics and the January 6 attack on the Capitol in Washington, as the fault of one man – Donald Trump. It is […]

Two hundred and fifty million take part in India strike

2 December 2020 Editor 0

This was huge. Workers and formers in India walked off the job and marked against the new neoliberal policies the government of their country intends to inflict on them. With more than 250 million taking […]

Murder of Iranian scientist called an act of terror

2 December 2020 Editor 0

By Ben Wilson A growing list of nations including China, Syria, and the European Union have condemned the assassination of Iranian scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh as an act of terror. The nuclear scientist was attacked in […]

Global economy may be closer to the edge than many people think

2 December 2020 Editor 0

By Joe Montero The talked about economic recovery form Covid-19 is being exaggerated for political reasons and has little to do with the real situation. There must be some increase in activity after coming out […]

US election has not ended the great divide and the still deepening crisis

12 November 2020 Editor 0

By Joe Montero It happened. Donald Trump is out. Joe Biden is in and the world is celebrating. While the election result and what it leads to is primarily a matter for the American population, […]

Chile votes overwhelmingly for a new constitution to be decided by elected community delegates

27 October 2020 Editor 0

By Joe Montero Chile has been in political turmoil since the uprising against the brutal crackdown of police and army just over a year ago. It began with a protest of school students against a […]

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The coming of Joe Biden is not going to bring a big change in American and global politics

The John Birch Society and its conspiracy theories

Where Assange’s extradition appeals process stands

Police chief ‘shoot to kill’ order given in the Cordillera

America’s political crisis is about much more than Donald Trump

Two hundred and fifty million take part in India strike

Murder of Iranian scientist called an act of terror

Global economy may be closer to the edge than many people think

US election has not ended the great divide and the still deepening crisis

Chile votes overwhelmingly for a new constitution to be decided by elected community delegates