Ten days ago, London Progressive Journal contributor Assed Baig was arrested and grilled by Israeli solidiers who mistook him for a Palestinian. His story offers a glimpse of the everyday reality for many Palestinians.
Reporting from Al Najah, Assed Baig looks at how Palestinians are coping with the increase in Israeli settlement building.
Socialist Appeal's Mick Brooks says the radical left must rally behind Labour on May 6th.
Science and humanities students view each other with incomprehension: blame our dumb, narrow schooling, says George Monbiot.
Kiraz Janicke on the latest incident to further fuel the considerable distrust between Colombia and Venezuela.
The idea that Iran would risk certain annihilation by attacking Israel is ludicrous, writes Uri Avnery.
In the wake of Benjamin Netanyahu's AIPAC speech, Ramzy Baroud picks apart the Israeli PM's poisonous rhetoric.
Enormous compensation packages are keeping bosses happy amid the misery of economic stagnation, writes Dan Morley.
FARC kidnap victim Captain Pablo Emilio Moncayo has publicly expressed his gratitude for Hugo Chávez's efforts to secure his release, writes Kiraz Janicke.
The police treat protests and festivals as a threat to their power, writes George Monbiot.