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  • Glaciers are still melting…
    Oct 25 2010
    Praful Bidwai

    Although an estimate of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Ch­ange on rapid recession of  Himalayan glaciers has become a political issue in India,  its scientific foundations are quite solid.

  • Should the EU subsidise Israeli security?
    Mar 18 2010
    Ben Hayes

    The inclusion of Israel in the European Security Research Programme undermines the EU's commitment to even-handedness in the Middle East.

  • Reflections of routine air travel
    Mar 18 2010
    Saul Landau

    Few commentators dare link poverty and corruption to extremism in Muslim countries.

  • Ten key questions on climate change
    Mar 18 2010
    David Fig

    Climate change is a political and scientific conundrum. From the denialism of the George Bush era to the neo-liberal imperatives of carbon trading, the subject is confusing, and an activist agenda is sometimes a navigational minefield.

  • Russia's failure in the Olympic games
    Mar 17 2010
    Boris Kagarlitsky

    The authorities are looking for scapegoats for failure of the Russian team at the Olympics, but what is going on in sports is only an example of what is going on in other spheres of life - neoliberalism yields the same results no matter where it is applied.

  • Why I'm breaking the law for health care
    Mar 17 2010
    John Cavanagh

    We're standing up to insurance companies and demanding the reform our country so desperately needs.

  • Reclaiming public water 10 years after the 'Water War'
    Mar 15 2010

    The Reclaiming Public Water (RPW) Network held its first global strategy seminar since the network was launched in autumn 2005. See the inspiring and informative video debate amongst global social movement leaders as they assess progress and challenges in the dynamic international movement to reclaim Public Water.

  • Reciprocity!
    Mar 11 2010
    Saul Landau

    The CIA has backed some 600 documented attempts against Castro, while there have been no Havana-backed plots against U.S. Presidents. Should Cuba put Washington on its terrorist list? Long Live Reciprocity!

  • China Lassoes its Neighbors
    Mar 11 2010

    The China-ASEAN Free Trade Area (CAFTA), went into effect on 1st of January this year. For China, the benefits are clear, but Southeast Asia will be paying a big price for a bad deal.

  • Israeli construction in East Jerusalem threatens renewed peace talks
    Mar 11 2010
    Phyllis Bennis

    Vice President Joe Biden is in the Middle East this week to promote restarting of the stalled peace talks, but the talks will not lead to anything unless the starting point is equality.

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