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Increasingly, the war looks more like a feature than a bug of Washington’s post-Cold War planning Almost as soon as major Nato…
Jonathan Cook
Jonathan Cook is a British independent journalist, who has covered issues of Palestine and Israel for much of his over 20-year career. He formerly wrote for the Guardian and Observer newspapers and is a winner of the Martha Gellhorn Special Prize for Journalism.
By colluding in his vilification, journalists can avoid thinking about the difference between what Wikileaks does and what they do. [This is…
Hindsight is a particularly powerful tool for analysing the Ukraine war, nearly a year after Russia’s invasion. Last February, it sounded at…
Faced with criticism on whether the United States should trumpet its “unbreakable bond” with an incoming Israeli government headed by fascist parties,…
You may not have heard of the Jewish comedian David Baddiel or the black ex-footballer Jason Lee. You may not care about…
The Holocaust serves, paradoxically, as an alibi for Europeans to assume they are morally superior to others, as the cancellation of an arts prize…
Cop27, the United Nations’ annual climate conference attended by world leaders, kicked off in Egypt at the weekend in the midst of…
Stark contradictions in West’s treatment of the Ukraine war and the occupation and siege of Palestine should serve as a wake-up call…
Aside from his genuine passion for the environment, Monbiot’s position on every major issue chimes precisely with that of his employer, the…
If there was one message Keir Starmer wished to underscore as he addressed Labour’s annual party conference last week, it was this: Labour…