U.S. troops today should take that lesson to heart. It is not worth being the cannon fodder in another arrogance-driven military adventure in the Middle East
Part three of the series by Eric Toussaint: The banks and the "too big to jail" doctrine
Journalists in their gilded circles are woefully out of touch with popular sentiment and shamefully slur any desire for change, writes George Monbiot.
Two countries competed this week for first place in news programs all over the world: Scotland and the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria
Scottish voters will go to the polls on September 18th to decide whether Scotland should become an independent country
Dr Chaminda Weerawardhana explains how the Scottish referendum exposes Labour's inconsistencies on UK regions
Part 3 of Thomas Riggins's analysis of Thomas Piketty's book - Capital in the Twenty-First Century
The last war has come to an end, the next war has not yet started, so let's use the time to speak of many things. Of Hannibal, for example
The main outcome of the NATO summit that took place in Newport, Wales on 4th-5th September appears to have been the decision to launch a new 'spearhead' rapid response task force
Former MP and member of the Labour shadow cabinet, Bryan Gould, provides a riposte to Roger Scruton's piece in The Guardian