Jair Bolsonaro, the Trump of the Tropics, Prepares to Take Power in Brazil
RIO DE JANEIRO — Brazil is collectively holding its breath for Jan. 1. That is the day, far-right president-elect…
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Workaday activists are injecting a fresh sense of liberty, equality and fraternity into France.
Self-organized Yellow Vest Movement Threatens Macron Regime in France
Ignored by the president, distorted by the media, snubbed by the left, courted by the right, the self-organized mass movement…
Mexico’s AMLO Bucks The Right Wing Trend, But Will He Buck The System?
Andrés Manuel López Obrador walked into Mexico City’s Azteca stadium at his presidential campaign’s closing rally June 27 to…
After decades, French authorities admit to the torture and execution of a young activist in Algeria. But the mystery is far from solved.
The Afghan War Continues, So Do Protests
Demonstrators plan to mark the 17th anniversary of America’s longest war on Sunday.
Acrimony in the UK: Trump Visits
President Donald Trump’s welcome to the United Kingdom was far from friendly. He was met with mass protests, a…
In Palestine, Go to Hospital, Go to Jail
Mohammad Abu Habsah, 18 years old, spent nearly two weeks at a hospital in Bethlehem in the occupied West…
Central American Immigrants Aren’t Invading Us. We Invaded Them.
Will the Trump-Kim Bromance Make The World Safer?
Donald Trump’s boosters are still cheering his nuclear summit with Kim Jong-Un. Some are even talking about a Nobel…