Op-ed
- Russia envisions a multipolar ‘New World Order’ as sun sets on America’s unipolar moment
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has said that new centers of global power are working to build a multipolar system to replace US-led Western hegemony. All things considered, Washington should be very relieved. - Truth itself is behind bars in Julian Assange's cell (by George Galloway)As the cell-door slammed behind the world-renowned publisher Julian Assange, the Champagne corks were popping in some surprising salons.
- And that’s why Britain should stay in the EU! Cringiest hot takes after Notre Dame fireWatching perhaps the most visceral act of live destruction on TV since 9/11, it was hard to find the right words. But that didn’t stop the media reaching for the wrong ones.
- David Attenborough is right warning our extinction is on the horizon – Ken LivingstoneOur children’s generation is going to have to reduce their carbon emissions by 90 percent if we want to avoid being the first species in history to document its own extinction.
- Amnesty International silent on Al-Qaeda war crimes to criminalize Syrian governmentAmnesty International’s biased and misleading report ignores the suffering of communities under attack from Al-Qaeda affiliates in Syria’s Idlib.
- Britain's role in the suffering of Yemen – squalid beyond beliefBritain’s unending boast that it stands as a beacon of human rights and justice is belied by the cruel plight inflicted on the people of Yemen.
- Don’t stop Gordon Ramsay cooking tasty ‘pan-Asian’ food because it is ‘cultural appropriation’There is no better illustration of the pedantic divisiveness of identity politics than policing which ethnicity is allowed to serve what food – and Gordon Ramsay showed character by refusing to perform seppuku after his shaming.
- Technological reality & human nature make controlling the internet almost impossibleIt's not easy being a government in the age of the internet and pretending to have power over something that is essentially beyond control, but that doesn't stop them trying.
- Despair or distraction? Pompeo’s ‘push for peace’ in Libya does not pass smell testThe US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo may have called for peace in Libya but his lack of credibility makes one suspect something else is going on.
- American values: Embassies are for chopping up journalists, not protecting themFair-minded people across the world have rightly condemned the US-ordered arrest of Julian Assange. However, few have noted how it fits part of a pattern of American hypocrisy when it comes to the treatment of journalists.
- Why stop at burning books, when libraries themselves are 'sites of whiteness,' librarian suggestsWhite men and their ideas take up too much space in libraries, a social justice-obsessed librarian has declared, stopping just short of suggesting we burn all those oppressive white men’s books to make way for diversity.
- Russia envisions a multipolar ‘New World Order’ as sun sets on America’s unipolar momentRussian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has said that new centers of global power are working to build a multipolar system to replace US-led Western hegemony. All things considered, Washington should be very relieved.
- Truth itself is behind bars in Julian Assange's cell (by George Galloway)As the cell-door slammed behind the world-renowned publisher Julian Assange, the Champagne corks were popping in some surprising salons.
- And that’s why Britain should stay in the EU! Cringiest hot takes after Notre Dame fireWatching perhaps the most visceral act of live destruction on TV since 9/11, it was hard to find the right words. But that didn’t stop the media reaching for the wrong ones.
- David Attenborough is right warning our extinction is on the horizon – Ken LivingstoneOur children’s generation is going to have to reduce their carbon emissions by 90 percent if we want to avoid being the first species in history to document its own extinction.
- Technological reality & human nature make controlling the internet almost impossibleIt's not easy being a government in the age of the internet and pretending to have power over something that is essentially beyond control, but that doesn't stop them trying.
- Don’t stop Gordon Ramsay cooking tasty ‘pan-Asian’ food because it is ‘cultural appropriation’There is no better illustration of the pedantic divisiveness of identity politics than policing which ethnicity is allowed to serve what food – and Gordon Ramsay showed character by refusing to perform seppuku after his shaming.
- Britain's role in the suffering of Yemen – squalid beyond beliefBritain’s unending boast that it stands as a beacon of human rights and justice is belied by the cruel plight inflicted on the people of Yemen.
- Amnesty International silent on Al-Qaeda war crimes to criminalize Syrian governmentAmnesty International’s biased and misleading report ignores the suffering of communities under attack from Al-Qaeda affiliates in Syria’s Idlib.
- This is why we can't have nice things: Spurned feds want to wall off Burning ManThe Burning Man festival is being menaced with an act of architectural aggression as authorities hurt by a society that doesn't need them threaten to force organizers to sabotage their own festival with a giant cement spite-fence.
- Despair or distraction? Pompeo’s ‘push for peace’ in Libya does not pass smell testThe US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo may have called for peace in Libya but his lack of credibility makes one suspect something else is going on.
- American values: Embassies are for chopping up journalists, not protecting themFair-minded people across the world have rightly condemned the US-ordered arrest of Julian Assange. However, few have noted how it fits part of a pattern of American hypocrisy when it comes to the treatment of journalists.
- Lady Justice blinked: America’s flunking legal system reveals a nation divided by money and powerImagine sweating through 12 years of school, or investing heavily in the stock market, only to discover that the elite are gaming the system to their advantage. Worse, their power allows them to escape justice.
- We are all Julian AssangeThe arrest of journalist and whistleblower Julian Assange by the Met Police in London marks a shameful day in the annals of British justice.
- Assange is a scapegoat, distraction for scandal-ridden Ecuadorian governmentAs he faces a major corruption probe, Ecuadorian President Lenin Moreno has met another demand from Washington by booting WikiLeaks journalist Julian Assange out of Ecuador’s embassy in London.
- Israel’s election shows ‘the two-state solution’ is dead in the waterIt wasn’t just Netanyahu who didn’t mention 'a two-state solution’ in his election campaign; none of his main rivals did either. So why do Western politicians and pundits keep mouthing platitudes about it, as if it’s still 1993?
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