The so-called 'Arab Spring' is creating an intellectual divide that threatens any sensible understanding of the turmoil engulfing several Arab countries, says Ramzy Baroud.
David Eade reflects on the results of the recent Spanish General election and the rise of the Voto en Blanco
W Stephen Gilbert pays tribute to Ken Russell, the enigmatic, eccentric film director who died on Sunday.
The London Progressive Journal gives its take on current events in the latest fortnightly editorial
At a time when the poorest are being hit hardest, W Stephen Gilbert comments on the obsence bonuses enjoyed by those at the top echelons of the financial sector and puts paid to the reasons most commonly used to justify such unfair practice.
Deborah X ponders over a dilemma
Ramzy Baroud notes the U-turn in Turkey's foreign policy towards its neighbour Syria.
An in-depth critique and analysis of the beginnings of the civil war in Libya and what was at stake for all parties involved in the final conflict, split into three parts. (Part 3)
One month after the official "liberation" of Libya was declared, the authority of the National Transition Council remains tenuous at best and the country remains in a state of chaos, says Derek Ford.
Steven Colatrella unveils that the very tenets of democracy in Europe are under threat as finance capital launches the first of its coups d'etat in Greece and Italy.