The Vietnam Syndrome was a term deployed after the U.S. defeat in the Vietnam War to explain and complain about the reluctance…
[Prefatory Note: The post below is adapted from responses to questions addressed me to Stasa Salacanin of New Arab on September 14, 2022. My…
[Prefatory Note: The following interview was previously published in September by the online Global Governance Forum. My responses to the questions posed by…
[Prefatory Note; This post consists of my responses questions posed by Daniel Falcone, an independent journalist two days after Mikhail Gorbachevās death.]…
The Road Not Taken After two weeks in Iran during latter part of January 1979, the height of the revolutionary movement against…
[Prefatory Note: Richard Falk Responses to Questions posed by Mohamadreza Farahzadi,Ā of the international desk of Farhikhtegan Daily pertaining to long process of…
[Prefatory Note: Every year since 1945 some account is taken of the legacies of the atomic attacks between August 6-9. This year…
A few days ago, among the many solicitations for funds to support Democratic candidates around the country in the 2022 elections came…
[Prefatory Note: A stylistically modified version of this post was published a few days ago in COUNTERPUNCH. It criticizes the dual tracks…
When the U.S. Government at the highest level criticized Michelle Bachelet, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, because she went to…
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