K Street Showdown in Washington, DC
What went down on May 17th, when labor and justice groups organized a rally against lobbyists.
What is Democracy?
Artist Oliver Ressler wants to hear what we think.
Postcard From…Kogelo
Barack Obama’s grandmother, full of hope, is working for change in west Kenya.
Okinawa v. Obama
Russia Today interviews John Feffer on the Okinawa bases issue.
Report from Cochabamba
Daphne Wysham discusses the outcome of the peoples’ climate summit in Cochabamba, Bolivia
Interview with Mwandawiro Mghanga
The Kenyan opposition leader talks about U.S. relations with his country in the age of Obama.
Afghanistan: Should We Stay or Should We Go?
At an FPIF panel on Afghanistan at the recent Left Forum in New York, panelists agreed that there are no military solutions to the current situation but disagreed on whether U.S. troops should leave as soon as possible.
A Primer on Nuclear Material
Robert Siegel gets a primer on nuclear material and storage from Robert Alvarez, who served as a senior policy adviser to the Secretary of Energy during the Clinton administration.
The New U.S.-Mexico War
Sanho Tree discusses the significance of U.S. officials in Mexico, and whether the new plan is an adequate one.
Genocide in Burma
Mac McClelland, author of the new book ‘For Us Surrender is Out of the Question,’ talks about why the media is missing a major story in Burma.
Interview with Virgil Suarez
Cuban-American poet Virgil Suarez talks about the literal and literary bridges between Cuba and America.
A Fond Farewell to Dennis Brutus
Throughout his entire life, Dennis Brutus fought systems of exploitation and oppression. In one of his last interviews he discusses his past, the latest attempts of social movements to fight global oppression, and the role of the United States in the world.