The ‘MENA’ region and the International Monetary Fund
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Daniel Robicheau describes the lead up to the war in Syria and the involvement of the IMF
Daniel Robicheau describes the lead up to the war in Syria and the involvement of the IMF
Shirley Langer, author of 'Anita's revolution', lived and worked in Cuba for almost five years in the mid 1960s. She describes how, after the revolution, Cubans managed to eradicate illiteracy in a matter of months.
Thomas Riggins reviews Marx Reloaded, a film by Jason Barker
Linda Rogers reviews a novel by Shirley Langer, friend of Cuba and witness to the early years of the revolution
What does the ordinary Arab man or woman in the street think about current events? Dr Faysal Mikdadi ponders
Vladimir Putin's government's crack down on Pussy Riot may have helped save the Russian Federation from the 'peril' of creeping feminism, writes Thomas Riggins
In this seemingly unsafe world, wouldn't it be refreshing, revitalising and more hopefully, revolutionary, for music to act as a pre-action to the threats of war, terrorism and scandal asked Miles Caston
David Lindsay asks why didn't they say anything about Paolo Di Canio at Swindon
Dr. Amjad Ayub Mirza explains how the inability of the PPP to benefit millions has given a chance to the Right to gain electoral ground
John Green provides an analysis of and background to today's election in Venezuela