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Roots of Ukrainian crisis must be addressed to find the peace

3 March 2022 Editor 0

By Joe Montero Everyone will agree that the invasion of Ukraine by Russian forces is a terrible development. People have already died and more will do so. There will be political and economic damage that […]

Ukraine crisis drift toward war must be stopped

31 January 2022 Editor 0

By Jim Hayes The crisis over Ukraine is still at boiling point. The world has not been in such a dangerous place since the Cuba missile crisis of 1962. The threat of world war is […]

Julian Assange takes step towards challenging extradition at Supreme Court

31 January 2022 Editor 0

Julian Assange has won a small victory. The way is open to appeal to the Supreme Court last December’s decision by the Lords to give the green light to the United States campaign to have […]

There is far more going on in Ukraine then we are being told

25 January 2022 Editor 0

By Joe Montero The United States, United Kingdom and Germany are itching for a war over Ukraine. There has been a deluge of war preparation propaganda. It goes this way. Russia’s bad President Vladimir Putin […]

Video: Myanmar’s US-backed “rights groups” and armed ethnic groups often one in the same

25 January 2022 Editor 0

Everything is not as it seems in Myanmar. The story we get through the media and politicians, is of a country where one side is fighting for democracy and the other is a dictatorship. It […]

Are virtual currencies democratising money or a threat?

30 November 2021 Editor 0

By Joe Montero Digital currencies are here and set to explode into the scene. To most people they are still something confined to the internet and not real. Digital currencies are very real though, and will […]

Failure of COP 26 means reliance must be on the people bring about change

15 November 2021 Editor 0

By Joe Montero All the pretense over progress at Glasgow’s COP 26 talks can’t hide that it has been a monumental failure, exposing the real nature of many of the world’s leaders. They are far […]

How corporate Democrats out-maneuvered House progressives

15 November 2021 Editor 1

According to Jack Rasmus (LA Progressive 7 September 2021) the Infrastructure Bill hailed so much by the Biden Administration was watered down to a shadow of its former self, by the pro Wall street faction of […]

Julian Assange’s extradition appeal has come before the British High Court

29 October 2021 Editor 0

By Joe Montero The United States appeal to have Julian Assange extradited has gone on for two days and the verdict of the two High Court judges. Their decision will be announced at a future […]

Venezuelan diplomat Alex Saab has been kidnapped by the United States