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Anti-Mining Protests in Argentina
26 Temmuz 2005
I first saw the deserts of the Argentine west while crammed in the backseat of a pickup with three other people. Two of those people were...
The Record of Judge John Roberts
26 Temmuz 2005
Many people hoped that Mr. Bush would appoint a moderate Republican in the mold of Justice O'Connor. Unfortunately, Judge Roberts is a...
The Plame Blame Game:
26 Temmuz 2005
Karl Rove could be in a lot of trouble if what journalist Murray Waas has written is true. By Joshua Frank
Suez Strikes Back in Bolivia
13 Temmuz 2005
Over the last 20 years, neoliberal administrations have slowly been dismantling policies that provided a degree of democratic control over...
The Politics of the Srebrenica Massacre*
11 Temmuz 2005
"Srebrenica" has become the symbol of evil, and specifically Serb evil. It is commonly described as "a horror without parallel in the...
I Wrote Bush's War Words -- In 1965
7 Temmuz 2005
President Bush's explanation Tuesday night for staying the course in Iraq evoked in me a sense of familiarity, but not nostalgia. By Daniel...
Inside The Murky World Of The Uk's Make Poverty History Campaign
4 Temmuz 2005
For a sun-soaked Friday in late May, there was an unusual air of panic at the British Trade Union Congress (TUC) for the monthly members'...
Are mainstream NGOs failing Africa?
23 Haziran 2005
What's on offer for Africa from the trendy but top-down initiatives called Make Poverty History and Live 8, and even the Johannesburg-based...
A Decision to Make
14 Haziran 2005
Bolivia's New President And The Response Of The Social Movements. By Jean Friedsky
The Polarised World Of Globalisation
14 Haziran 2005
The project of corporate Globalisation is a project for polarising and dividing people - along axis of class and economic inequality, axis...
UN reforms: The face-off continues
13 Haziran 2005
The draft re-asserts the earlier G-4 position, calling for the inclusion of six permanent members and four non-permanent members to the...
Is Bolivia on the edge of revolution?
9 Haziran 2005
Mass protests force president to resign. By Tom Lewis
Lessons From Vietnam: Wars Kill Empires As Well As People
8 Haziran 2005
In 2005, the United States has become Communist Vietnam's single-largest trading partner. Vietnam's products permeate U.S. stores. But the...
Administration's Offenses Impeachable
6 Haziran 2005
Richard Nixon was impeached for a cover-up of a two-bit break-in. William Cohen, a young Maine Republican, played an important role for the...
Haiti and Media
6 Haziran 2005
Extra, extra, read all about it ... but only in ZNet. Here are just a few of the recent non- or under-reported stories involving Canada and...
The AUT Boycott: Freedom vs. 'Academic Freedom'
3 Haziran 2005
On May 26, the Association of University Teachers (AUT) in Britain reversed its previous decision -- taken on April 22 -- to boycott...
Social Security: Another Media Failure
1 Haziran 2005
After it was established that the Bush administration's stated reasons for invading Iraq were false -- Iraq's alleged nuclear program,...
The Anti-War Movement and Iraq
25 Mayıs 2005
A little over two years ago, anti-war demonstrations of unprecedented magnitude rocked the globe and the New York Times termed the anti-war...
Triumph Over Debt?
23 Mayıs 2005
How 100% debt cancellation for poor countries-now being debated by wealthy nations- was transformed from an implausible demand into a...
How To End Poverty: Making Poverty History And The History Of Poverty
17 Mayıs 2005
The cover story of the Time Magazine of March 14, 2005 was dedicated to the theme, "How to End Poverty". It was based on an essay by...
Why Us? (on The Academic Boycott)
5 Mayıs 2005
A boycott decision, like that passed by Britain's Association of University Teachers to boycott two Israeli universities, naturally raises...
The Right to Pee in Israel, the Democratic Country!
3 Mayıs 2005
In October 2003, I had taken the plane from Amman airport, where I was promptly arrested upon my arrival in Israel, after having all of my...
