New Internationalism

Intelligence confirms that Iran is not developing nuclear weapons – which leads to speculation that the sabre-rattling is because Israel wants to remain the sole regional nuclear hegemon.

Obama knew that many people who voted for him in 2008 did so based on his commitment to end the war in Iraq, so highlighting that made perfect sense. But he was way wrong in claiming that the war in Iraq has made the United States “more respected around the world.”

The Iraq War should have never been launched, so it can’t be ended soon enough.

Israel’s fundamental policy toward the Palestinians is the problem, and that policy has hardly changed, despite the left, right and center parties that have been in power.

One thing stands out when reflecting on the Iraq War: millions of people were right when they stood up to oppose it at its onset.

Callers from around the country ask about the presence of U.S. troops around the world, their role, and how U.S. military capabilities compare with other countries in this C-SPAN Washington Journal segment.

A series of blasts in Baghdad which are believed to have killed at least 72 people in an apparently coordinated attack is the topic of this RT interview.

U.S. troops will finally withdraw from Iraq, but what about the contractors? We need to bring home all U.S. personnel and dollars.

How to pay for the crisis while making the country more equitable, green, and secure.

The Arab Spring may have started in early 2011, but its origins link directly to the non-violent, society-wide mobilization that transformed Palestine’s national struggle beginning in the late 1980s.

Putting Israeli interests ahead of American interests begins to backfire.

Democracy Now! interview discussing the world’s symbolic rejection of the U.S.-led peace process, and the U.S. response.

The Occupy Wall Street movement claimed a little scrap of earth in Zuccotti Park on behalf of all of us, and created a live-in soapbox from which to challenge inequality.

With vast oil reserves but a deeply divided country, Libya is vulnerable to outside powers after Gaddafi’s death.

In this TV appearance for RT, we discussed President Barack Obama’s decision to order U.S. troops out of Iraq by the end of the year.

Oil rich and deeply divided, the country is vulnerable to outside powers.

The deal has been discussed since Shalit was captured in 2006, now the time has come for 1028 families to be reunited.

Ten years of war, 1802 U.S. military casualties, half a trillion dollars, and what do we have to show for it?

Efforts to restrict my commentary on the Palestinian statehood bid show that when ideas can still turn into action even – or especially – when someone tries to squelch them.

With the bid for Member State status at the UN, no longer is the failed U.S.-controlled “peace process” the only diplomatic game in town.