Those in power don't speak of 'people' or 'killing' - it helps them do their job. And we are picking up their dehumanising euphemisms, writes George Monbiot.
Over the last decades and not least through the UN's Millennium Development Goals, health initiatives have received unprecedented attention and funding
Sweden, like Britain, was always considered a "pro-Israeli" country, loyally voting against "anti-Israel" resolutions in the UN. If such important Western nations are reconsidering their attitudes towards the policy of Israel, what does it mean?
Part 2 of Jonathan Feldman's analysis of the recent Swedish general election
The forces of ISIS are closing in on the besieged town of Kobane on the Turkish-Syrian border
A poem from Palestinian poet, writer and artist Dr Faysal Mikdadi
The second part of Thomas Riggins' analysis of Chapter 5 of Lenin's State and Revolution
Lately, the words "Crusaders" and "Zionists" have been appearing more and more often as twins
Part 1 of Jonathan Feldman's analysis of the recent Swedish general election
The demands of business dominate our politicians and embed inequality. It's a full-blown assault on democracy, writes George Monbiot.