Danielle Ryan
Danielle Ryan is an Irish freelance journalist. Having lived and worked in the US, Germany and Russia, she is currently based in Budapest, Hungary. Her work has been featured by Salon, The Nation, Rethinking Russia, Russia Direct, teleSUR, The BRICS Post and others. Follow her on Twitter @DanielleRyanJ, check out her Facebook page, or visit her website: danielle-ryan.com
- This is America: Outrage at Trump is phony, US leaders have praised dictators for decades
Donald Trump’s praise this week of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has been presented by much of the Washington political class and US corporate media as an anomaly in history and a stark deviation from political norms. - Putin’s May decrees: Achievable or just wishful thinking?
Vladimir Putin would leave the Russian presidency on a very high note if the ambitious goals set out in his latest May decrees all came to fruition by 2024. - Jokes about WMDs and drones are cool, but Michelle Wolf's media attack too much for DC elites
What is ‘too far’ when it comes to political comedy? Mocking the media for ripping off Trump coverage, or joking about how (oops!) you didn’t find any weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, after all? - Media suspiciously quiet on US & UK-backed Saudi atrocities in Yemen
On Sunday night, the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen hit a wedding party in Hajja province, killing up to 50 people. Strangely, no one in the Western media is calling for sanctions or regime change in Riyadh. - Former MSNBC journalists expose the channel’s ‘pro-establishment bias’
It looks like we can add yet another name to the list of journalists that MSNBC has pushed out or fired for refusing to toe the establishment line: Ed Schultz. - False flags are real – US has a long history of lying to start wars
Use of the term ‘false flag’ is often met with raised eyebrows and accusations of conspiracism. But false flags are a very real and very present feature of geopolitics — and denying that is simply denying reality. - Orban's win speaks to growing tide of anti-EU feeling
Viktor Orban's landslide win in Hungary's parliamentary elections on Sunday has handed him a fresh mandate and four more years to torment Brussels with his anti-immigration policies and Euroskeptic rhetoric. - Face it: Cambridge Analytica story proves Facebook doesn’t give a toss about privacy or democracy
Mainstream media have obsessed over Russia’s alleged use of Facebook to swing the 2016 US election. In reality, it was actually a shady British data-mining firm that was running pro-Trump Facebook propaganda campaigns. - Banning ‘booth babes’ and ‘grid girls’ is an upside-down version of feminism
Grid girls, walk-on girls, booth babes: Say goodbye to the lot of them. Thanks to pressure from the now-wildly-overdone #MeToo movement, scantily clad females are being banished from international sporting events. - Democrats love George Bush & the FBI now. What happened?
A majority of Democrats now have a favorable view of former President George W. Bush — and three times as many Democrats have “a great deal” of trust in the FBI as Republicans do.
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