Justice for Vittorio Utopia Arrigoni has been paramount, but we also expect the Gaza government to hand down more than a verdict, also answers to those trying to kill Vittorio's dream - along with our humanity, writes Ramzy Baroud.
In an exclusive, the LPJ has been provided with statements from each member of the Russian Band 'Pussy Riot' prior to their sentencing
David Eade discusses Spain's 'Valley of the Fallen' where to this day the bones of those who perished under the Nationalist onslaught in the Civil War still lie on the ground
As ArcelorMittal, the world's largest steel company, invests 19.2 million pounds of steel to construct a monument marking London's Olympic Games, a disturbing story is emerging about the refusal to memorialise a former concentration camp in Bosnia it owns today
Professor David Rahni uses etymology to explain how different cultures may have more in common with each other than they think
Turkey, a NATO member, has historically been a key strategic ally of the West in the Cold War but the political situation inside the country is far from tolerant of opposition, writes David Morgan.
David Morgan reports on the trial of two public figures in Turkey charged with breaking the country's dubious anti terror laws
The big economic news has been the massive 100bn euros bailout of Spain's banks. However the back story has been the numerous protests by Spaniards against measures to support banks which are largely in trouble through their own greed, corruption and mismanagement, writes David Eade.
The spectacle of sport, like the 2012 Euro Cup, is the primary medium through which nations and national identities are imagined, writes Ilia Xypolia.
In the last of a series of articles on the French elections, David Eade looks at the breakdown of the National Assembly elections and the way forward for Francois Hollande and the Parti Socialiste