At NATOās recent summit in The Hague (24ā25 June), alliance leaders triumphantly announced a historic decision: all members will increase military spending to…
When I first met Amos Oz amid the 1982 Lebanese War, which we both condemned, he was an internationally renowned novelist and…
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Between Elon Muskās brief, disastrous tenure with the misnamed āDepartment of Government Efficiencyā (DOGE) and the Republicansā mad rush to gut health…
Egyptian-born Omar El Akkad had studied in the United States and been 10 years a journalist when, in the summer of 2021,…
Most days, in the heart of Pennsylvaniaās Bible Belt, the old sanctuary at Christ Lutheran Church sits empty. Decades ago, it was…
Across Canada and the United States, housing is not treated as a basic human need. It has been reimagined as an investment…
First published in Russian at Spichka and Rabkor. Translation and introduction by Dmitry Pozhidaev for LINKS International Journal of Socialist Renewal. This article is based…
American volunteersĀ forĀ the Israeli army haveĀ partiedĀ with Ben Shapiro in Boca Raton,Ā metĀ with House RepublicansĀ Brian MastĀ andĀ Mike LawlerĀ in Washington, andĀ joinedĀ New York City Mayor Eric Adams at…
Despite this dire backsliding on climate policy, with consequences that are clear as day, itās business as usual in the realm of…
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