In the last few years, there have been a relatively large number of elections in which a protest movement has either won the election or at least won enough seats
Immanuel Wallerstein
Cameron should savor his unexpected victory in the British elections because he (and Great Britain’s financial elites) may actually come to regret it – quite soon
Quite often the enemies of negotiations win out
One has to choose one’s priorities. Syriza’s is to minimize the pain of the great majority. This seems to me a much more admirable priority than preserving the sanctity of debt repayment
The message from Netanyahu is clear. He prefers the major war, and so do the voters who elected him.
If the deal goes through, the Kurds will have achieved linguistic and cultural rights. It remains to be seen how much the economic situation of the ordinary Kurds will improve.
The Islamic State is pursuing its clearly stated objective of a greatly expanded caliphate by using extreme brutality deliberately
Can we in effect support the inevitable and desirable form of multiculturalism that is the basis of a fruitful peaceful interchange of cultural values? Or will we succumb to xenophobic ethnic cleansings across the world?
The world-system is in serious trouble and it is causing pain to the vast majority of the world’s population