The recently leaked report by India's Intelligence Bureau - 'Impact of NGOs on Development' - accuses certain activists and civil organisations of working against the national interest by colluding with foreign interests to undermine development and growth
In recent weeks, with the crisis which has befallen Iraq and the upsurge in ISIS related violence, Iraq has become the focus of many media articles which mostly state that the anti-war movement was right to oppose the 2003 war
On 11th and 12th June, ISIS gained control of the Al Muthanna former chemical weapons complex where, in the 1980s, Iraq developed weapons believed to be on par with, then, the US and the former Soviet Union
All those working to protect our precious (and valuable) environment were greatly cheered to hear that finally we can wave goodbye to Owen Paterson
Prior to the recent national elections in India, there were calls for a Thatcherite revolution to fast-track the country towards privatisation and neo-liberalism
In his latest essay, John Pilger describes the liberal "one-way, legal/moral screen" behind which great power and its Orwellian propaganda ensure an impunity for war and deception, dependent on what Leni Riefenstahl called our "submissive void".
Miles Caston makes some interesting observations whilst on holiday in Corfu
The second in the series of articles by Steven Colatrella titled 21st Century Cosmopolis: Constitution for a Better World
Bombs are raining on Gaza and rockets on Southern Israel, people are dying and homes are being destroyed
Longevity science may divide us into treated and untreated: the first living ever longer, the second dying even younger than now, writes George Monbiot.