Apparently nothing can happen in the U.S. war in Afghanistan that doesn’t mean good news. If violence rises, it’s because “we’re taking…
Phyllis Bennis is a Senior Analyst at the Institute for Policy Studies in Washington DC. She is the author of Before and After: US…
The breathless will-they-won’t-they coverage wasn’t quite as extreme this time, but there’s still been way more attention paid to the latest U.S.…
His always-identifiable, once-in-a-generation voice booming across the sun-drenched National Mall, the legendary actor-activist Harry Belafonte evoked the words of his long-ago friend…
CounterSpin: On August 31, President Barack Obama addressed the country from the Oval Office, discussing America’s wars and the economy. Obama announced…
At its core, the controversy surrounding the proposed Islamic community center in downtown Manhattan is not about religion. It’s about war. …
Interview about the impact of the Wikileaks documents and the new financial input for the American troops in Afghanistan – hosted by…
What a coup for UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon! Israel just agreed it will cooperate with a UN-backed international investigation into its…
I wrote an assessment of last week’s meeting in Kabul on Friday, before news had, ahem, leaked of Wikileaks’ extraordinary new trove of…
Israel has decided that it is better to be perceived as savage than as weak. In its initial attack on the boats…
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