International relations provides reporting, analysis, vision & strategy bearing on relations among countries and particularly colonialist and imperialist, or progressive relations.
Among many buzzwords in diplo-speak around Palestine is the support for āa demilitarized Palestinian state living side by side in peace next…
Iread the draft African Charter on Family, Sovereignty and Values the way you read a letter from someone you used to trust. For pages,…
Security Pact or Capital Realignment? The defense agreement between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan should not be read simply as a military…
The protracted slaughter in Gaza stands as one of the defining moral catastrophes of the modern era. With tens of thousands of…
The events in Tell, southwest of Nablus, were not an isolated act of violence. They were a warning. For years, Israel has…
The media spent a lot of time this summer examining whether a certain Maine oysterman and Marine veteran seeking federal employment should…
It wasnāt so very long ago that there were three great powers reasonably ascendant on planet Earth. Iām thinking, of course, about…
In much political theory, emancipation is imagined through the workplace. If alienation in production can be overcome, if workers can recognize their…
Austrians are used to August temperatures in the mid 20s. This week, the thermometer breached 41 degrees. Climate breakdown is here: the…
The most important question we should be asking after Karim Khanās dismissal last week as chief prosecutor of the ICC ā the…
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