Editorial
Ukraine: The West Has Paved the Road to War with Lies By Jan Oberg, Ph.D.
While this is being written, tension builds up around the more comprehensive Ukraine conflict formation. If this blows up in real war – God […]
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African Union
#Ethiopia #TigrayGenocide #ExcuseForRegimeChangeWar By Ann Garrison
13 Jan 2022 – While France steps up neocolonial aggression in its former North and West African colonies, the U.S. has set its sights on the elected […]
Art & Peace
Book Review: The Soul of Uganda Through Song by Michiel van Oosterhout
The Soul of Uganda Through Song by the Dutch journalist, music archivist and documentary filmmaker, Michiel van Oosterhout, is a lyrical telling of Uganda’s history […]
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Peace at Home is Paramount By Ater Garang Ariat
First and foremost, South Sudanese Peace mediators should strive wholeheartedly to restore peace and stability in South Sudan. ” South Sudanese leaders, cannot bring […]
African Union
Guinea: The latest coups show the military still dominates African politics
President Condé asked Col Mamady Doumbouya (above) to return to Guinea in 2018 In just five months, Africa has experienced three violent but successful […]
Activism
Arundhati Roy on America’s Fiery, Brutal Impotence
The US leaves Afghanistan humiliated, but now faces bigger worries, from social polarisation to environmental collapse, says the novelist and essayist. For reasons of […]
Editorial
UN: Two Empires Crumbling–and Then What?
Washington: There is History in the UN 29 Nov 2012 vote: 138 YES to giving Palestine the UN status as “nonmember observer state”, only […]
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Foreign Tutelage is unacceptable
Once upon a time, the frogs wished for a better, powerful and influential king to rule and majestically presides over their cases. The frogs […]
Analysis
IT IS NOT ZUMA AND LAZINESS, IT IS POVERTY AND INEQUALITY!
In South Africa this week has been faced with the demonstrations which associated with looting and vandalization of shopping malls and other facilities in […]
Activism
Haiti Revolution, sparks for freedom
by Ustadi Kadiri, Haiti Action Committee In 1789, French Haiti – St. Domingue at the time – was receiving 40,000 enslaved Afrikans a year, […]
Culture
Applications of Ahimsa-Nonviolence in Daily Life
The TRANSCEND Peace Development Environment Network started with geopolitical macro and mega conflicts; many well known and dramatic. But conflicts in daily life, at […]
Editorial
Earth Rising for Earth Democracy and Rights of Mother Earth
On Earth Day Navdanya International calls for Earth Democracy – The fulfilment of human needs and human survival flow from the care we provide […]
Activism
Laughter is an everyday form of resistance – Spire
June 2017. The death of Carol Atuhairwe, the smiling lady whose story of battling throat cancer moved the country. The public fundraised for her […]
Activism
Venezuelan women endure the “sanctions” with their bodies
Carmen Navas Reyes and Laura Franco respond to the article published in the New York Times which attempts to speak about the problems facing […]
Analysis
R.D.Congo: Small Notes – In the death of an ambassador (3)
To find out who killed Ambassador Luca Attanasio, Carabiniere Vittorio Iacovacci and Mustapha Milambo, we need to look to Rwanda. So on […]
Activism
To Farm or Not to Farm in Developing Countries
The week has been an interesting one full of global challenges, with escalating violence propagated by the military coup in Myanmar, resulting death of […]
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Rusesabagina’s Show Trial and Shooting Deaths of a Rwandan Dissident and an Italian Ambassador
Paul Rusesabagina under arrest after his rendition to Rwanda. Is there any limit to how far the West will go to cover for Rwandan […]
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Haiti’s President Jovenel Moïse’s shameful assault on democracy by U.S. Rep. Maxine Waters: | Miami Herald Opinio
The Biden administration’s response to Haiti’s spiraling political crisis may be motivated by wariness of entangling the U.S. in a neighbor’s affairs, or adding […]
Analysis
A Non-racial Society (a Society without Racism) Must Necessarily Be an Unbounded Society
The South African historian Crain Soudien recently observed: “The dominant narrative of contemporary South Africa, almost a quarter of a century after the end […]
Activism
Arundhati Roy: Our battle for love must be militantly waged – and beautifully won
The text of Arundhati Roy’s speech at the Elgar Parishad 2021 on January 30. I thank the organisers of the 2021 Elgar Parishad for […]
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Haitians intensify struggle against president Jovenel Moïse
Haitian citizens, social movements, trade unions and opposition political parties are demanding the resignation of president Jovenel Moïse, who seeks to extend his term […]
Analysis
Libya’s peace process doomed to failure without its women
Libya is disintegrating into chaos and lawlessness. Women who stand up to those in charge of the country end up fearing for their lives, […]
Activism
480,000 killed by extreme weather this century – Analysis
Almost half a million people have died in natural disasters linked to extreme weather events in the last 20 years, according to a new […]
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A letter to Ange Kagame from Carine Kanimba
By, Carine I. Kanimba Dear Ange, I hope that this letter finds you well. My name is Carine Kanimba, I am the daughter of […]
Analysis
It’s 2020. What Would YOU Do?
The year is drawing to a close, memorable for its unrelenting spotlight on coronavirus. Reflecting on the past 12 months, imagine what you would […]