The Spring of Disinheritance

On Tuesday, after numerous delays, the site of Ein Hanya, the jewel in the crown of the metropolitan park on the southwestern borders of Jerusalem,...

Haaretz Editorial

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How do Australia’s politicians view the trust divide?

We hear a lot from citizens about the failings of Australian democracy and the need for reform. But how do politicians view the growing trust...

The Conversation

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Kurdi so krivi za vse

Oprostite, s kom bomo mi sedaj šli na vojno? Sklepam, da z našimi zavezniki. Ampak tam se je izgubila nit. Kolikor se spomnim, smo se Slovenci na...

Ervin Hladnik Milharčič

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‘Our Boys’ Is Good PR for Israel

The main thing is that we came out looking good from the TV series “Our Boys.” Everyone came out looking good. The prosecution, the court, the...

Yossi Klein

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Amos Biderman

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No lesson from past redundant in nation prone to calamities

A passage from Junichiro Tanizaki's (1886-1965) novel "Sasameyuki" (The Makioka Sisters) reads as follows: "With raging waves surging endlessly,...

Vox Populi

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Deadly typhoons show need for more evacuation centers for all

Ferocious Typhoon No. 19, which dumped record-breaking rain and caused massive flooding in wide areas in eastern Japan, has forced many people to...

Editorial

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India, driven by Hindu nationalism, has no right to repress Kashmir

Locals fear Modi's constitutional change will lead to colonization

Raoof Mir And Asaf Ali Lone

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Ahead of Argentine elections, leftist party leads while Macri runs from economic data

Analysis. The Argentine presidential candidates made their case in a publicized ‘debate’ Sunday (less debate than speaker series). With the vote...

Dacil Lanza

Il Manifesto Global

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An Anonymous Backpacker Turned Israeli Hero

A new Gilad Shalit has been born: Naama Issachar. An unlucky Israeli backpacker, who was found in possession of a drug that made her the victim of...

Gideon Levy

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Polluting and Laughing

Last week the scientists from the Climate Accountability Institute in the United States published an in-depth study they had conducted in the past...

Netta Ahituv

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Kurds resist Turkish aggression, seeking allies in EU and beyond: ‘We’ve tasted freedom’

Interview. We spoke with the co-president of the Kurdistan National Congress, who is in Brussels pressing the international community to impose...

Chiara Cruciati

Il Manifesto Global

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North Korea's own goal

By Park Moo-jong There were no spectators, no live TV coverage, no reporters, no grass pitch and no goals for a bizarre South and North Korean...

Park Moo-Jong

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Do Democrats need Hillary or Michelle to enter race?

By Carl Golden It began with 25 candidates. It's been reduced by half, yet concern persists among Democrats that the party should look beyond the...

Carl Golden

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Sino-Indian informal summits: Wuhan, Mahabalipuram and beyond

By Vishnu Prakash Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi observed during talks with China's President Xi Jinping that "our effort is to prevent...

Vishnu Prakash

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IMF's warning

Korea should boost corporate morale to prevent economy's fall The International Monetary Fund (IMF) lowered its growth forecast for South Korea...

Editorial

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A Jewish-Arab, Anti-occupation Left

Two sighs of relief could be heard recently from the Jewish center-left camp in Israel. The first was when Benjamin Netanyahu’s...

Avner Gvaryahu

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India’s Modi Slowdown

NEW DELHI – Until recently, Indians had gotten used to taking economic growth for granted. After a decade of annual growth averaging over 9%,...

Shashi Tharoor

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The PA is tainting Palestinian resistance

It was only a matter of time before the Palestinian Authority would renege on its word and accept the deducted tax revenues from the Israeli...

Ramona Wadi

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BC: America, the Runaway Train

BC stands for NEO’s Banned Classic. This article was originally published by our journal on 11.06.16 For some reason, this article is missing...

Gordon Duff

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Trump Has Handed Turkey, Iran and Russia a Poisoned Victory in Syria

President Donald Trump’s decision to relocate U.S. special forces and pave the way for a Turkish incursion into areas under Kurdish control appears...

Ari Heistein

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Turkey's Problem Isn't Trump, It's Erdogan's Gunboat Economics

Trump’s threat to decimate the Turkish economy doesn’t really add up to much. His tweets are bloodcurdling but the follow-up in terms of sanctions...

David Rosenberg

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South Africa’s post-apartheid foreign policy on Israel-Palestine

South Africa’s foreign policy and diplomatic positions towards the Israeli-Palestinian conflict have been remarkably steady since the end of the...

Joan Deas

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US House passes Hong Kong ‘Democracy Act’

THE US House of Representatives passed a bill Tuesday sought by pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong that aims to defend civil rights in the semi-...

Asian Correspondent Staff

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Twitter says world leaders ‘not above’ its rules

TWITTER said Tuesday world leaders are "not above" the rules of the online platform and could see their messages removed or demoted for egregious...

Asian Correspondent Staff

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Yes, Netanyahu’s Iran Policy Has Failed and Tehran Will Strike Back

Two years ago I wrote an op-ed in Yedioth Ahronoth entitled “What every Jewish mother should know: The prime minister, the security cabinet and...

Amiram Levin

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Arab Leaders, Police Share the Blame for Crime Afflicting Israeli Arab Towns

Much has been written about Arab Israelis’ protests over the crime wave that has hit their towns and villages. The Arab community has rightly...

Salman Masalha

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School lunches keep Japan’s kids topping nutrition lists

JAPAN manages a rare feat for a developed country when it comes to feeding its children -- high scores for nutrition but very low obesity rates....

Natsuko Fukue

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Gas deal with Israel proves Jordan is still a client state

Considerable attention is paid by Western media to the governments of official enemies, when they lack democracy. The Western media’s long...

Asa Winstanley

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Syria and the multipolar era

The way that history has a tendency to repeat itself is intriguing. In Alfred Lilienthal’s The Other Side of the Coin, published in 1965, he said...

Omar Ahmed

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Turkish invasion displaces 200,000 people without enough water, food or medicine

Reportage. A wave of refugees are moving toward Hasakeh and Raqqa without adequate supplies. Local and international organizations are mobilizing....

Chiara Cruciati

Il Manifesto Global

10

Bibi’s Party With Trump Is Over

In 2016, near the end of U.S. President Barack Obama’s term, there was a strong, almost unanimous feeling in Israel’s security-diplomatic...

Haim Tomer

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Will Trump Be Removed from Office?

WASHINGTON, DC – For the first time, reasonable people in the United States have begun to speculate that President Donald Trump could be convicted...

Elizabeth Drew

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A Window of Opportunity for African Fossil Fuels

WINDSOR, ONTARIO – In August, a plaque was installed where Iceland’s once-iconic Okjökull glacier stood, before climate change turned it into a...

Jesse Salah Ovadia

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Does Facebook impose curfews on Palestinians in the ‘blue world’?

When the Arab youth revolted in 2011 to demand freedom and democracy in their countries, Facebook was the social media platform of choice for crowd...