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Orban just did some actual diplomacy and the EU panicked Opinion
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s peace mission is a showcase of what Kiev сould have done with its peculiar geopolitical position
Jul 10, 2024 12:16
Why India doesn’t want BRICS to dismantle the world order built by the West Opinion
If the group of rising powers tries to usurp global governance, it will collapse under its own weight
Aug 21, 2023 14:28
How unrest in Bedouin villages poses a threat to Israel’s government Opinion
Bedouin protests in the Negev desert could destabilize Israel's government, as demonstrations turn violent and spread across the country
Jan 22, 2022 09:13
‘Any censorship is not allowed’? – How ARD celebrates the suspension of RT DE Opinion
So, going against the grain is prohibited? The fight for freedom of information and against bureaucratic arbitrariness has entered its next phase. But look at how high-minded our wonderful Constitution still sounds.
Jan 4, 2022 00:45
America changed: The key takeaways from this week’s US elections Opinion
After a fascinating week in America, some important trends are clear – with the most obvious being that voters expect much more from Joe Biden, increasing the need for the Democrats to get their agenda through Congress.
Nov 4, 2021 16:24
Julian Assange's extradition show trial now boils down to exactly how suicidal he is, proving this has never been about justice Opinion
The US has put Assange’s mental health in the spotlight, while offering worthless assurances. Now the conversation is no longer about criminalizing journalism, but whether Assange is healthy enough to be sent to his death.
Nov 1, 2021 13:09
When will Brits recognize that the US won’t reward the UK’s unquenching loyalty, but will happily use our country as it sees fit? Opinion
The British prime minister, in Washington to see Joe Biden, has bent over backwards to suck up to Washington and big up ‘Anglophone exceptionalism’ and the ‘special relationship’. His payback? Zilch.
Sep 22, 2021 12:49
The West got it very wrong about Covid bringing an end to ‘Made in China’ goods Opinion
Dial back to early 2020, and the Western media was full of predictions that the global supply chain would leave China because of Covid-19. That hasn’t happened… If anything, Beijing is in a stronger position than ever.
Aug 23, 2021 12:14
More ‘frostpolitik’ than ‘Ostpolitik’? Merkel’s farewell Moscow summit with Putin rounds off a tumultuous era in European politics Opinion
The European Union’s most influential leader will meet with Russia’s most significant political figure of the post-Cold War era on Friday, as Angela Merkel is set for what will likely be her final summit with Vladimir Putin.
Aug 20, 2021 09:18
John Pilger: A day in the death of British justice Opinion
The veteran journalist has covered Julian Assange’s case from the beginning, and he was in the High Court in London this week to witness the latest shameful episode. Here is his dispatch.
Aug 13, 2021 15:37