Notre Dame: dama, ki je preživela

Bernard je namreč pariškega škofa Maurica de Sullyja, obsedenega z idejo, da Parizu da cerkev, dostojno velikega mesta, opozoril, da ni smiselno...

Cultural Genocide on Uighur Muslims

[Tasnim Nazeer] Beijing’s attempt to strip Uighur Muslims of their identity, of their religion and of what they stand for is nothing short of a...

Okrutnost

Človeštvo je komajda začelo svojo avanturo v večnosti, toda nenehno visi nad prepadom, pleše po njegovem robu, okuženo s kolektivno norostjo,...

That 1st paycheck offers a chance to create cherished memories

Late April triggers a rueful memory from decades ago. I was a rookie employee then, having just started working that spring. I received my first...

Posttrumpovska Slovenija

Pred dobrima dvema letoma je ameriški pisatelj Aleksandar Hemon objavil pretresljiv uvid v ozračje posttrumpovske Amerike, klinično natančen...

Why Zionism has always been a racist ideology

Labour’s Shadow Justice Minister Richard Burgon expressed regret this week for having stated in a speech some years ago that Zionism is the “enemy...

The self-inflicted end of Bashir’s 30-year rule

Here in Sudan, claims of responsibility for the downfall of the government of Omar Al-Bashir have become commonplace. On the dusty walls of...

Boj za milijon evrov plače

‘Na ta dan ne mečemo bakrenih kovancev, kakor to delajo mnogi pri pogrebih v svojo sramoto. Vsak naj daruje po svojih močeh, vendar toliko, da ga...

Russia is no place for young people

It's almost impossible to find a decent salary and comfortable living conditions in Russia. For many young people, the only options are to build a...

Israel’s Left Will Lose if It Doesn't Have a Plan to End the Occupation

After Bouteflika, Algeria’s economy needs revival

Protests that gripped Algeria for nearly two months finally came to fruition this month, after long-ruling, ailing President Abdelaziz Bouteflika...

Učna ura o privatizaciji zdravstva

V torek sem se v družbi izobraženih in široko razgledanih ljudi, akademikov in univerzitetnih profesorjev, pogovarjal o posameznih pojavnih...

Preroki in norci

Neka prijateljica je pred kratkim izpolnjevala obrazec za vpis hčerke v šolo in naletela na vprašanje, ali želi, da bi njen otrok hodil k verouku,...

N. Korea’s Kim back to military optics

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is cautiously turning up the heat after his unsuccessful summit with U.S. President Trump in Hanoi two months ago....

India TikTok download ban worries industry

An Indian ban on downloading TikTok, one of the world’s most popular mobile applications, has heightened industry worries that technology...

The Mainz way is an example for Bundesliga clubs

A lack of wealth and a host of other restrictions haven't prevented Mainz becoming an established Bundesliga side. After the club secured its...

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Will Trump Leave ….the United States?

Of the 400 pages of the just released Mueller Report, one sentence stands out, and it was not pronounced by an investigator: When the appointment...

Nuclear plant operators must pay price for missing deadline

Recent announcements by three electric utilities that they will miss the deadline for taking legally required anti-terrorism measures for their...

You Married a Palestinian

In early April, Sandra Elaine Zoughbi, an American citizen married for 30 years to a Palestinian from Bethlehem, was barred from entering Israel....

Online journalists are the vanguard of union organizing in America

Reportage. Across the Atlantic they are starting to build something that was previously unthinkable: union protections for the young, 'dynamic' and...

Justice must be done for the victims of the Ethiopia plane crash

On Monday, March 11, John Quindos Karanja went to Nairobi to pick up his wife, their daughter and three grandchildren from the airport. He had...

In China, breaking the law is about to get a whole lot costlier

China may claim to have made great strides in improving the rule of law and expanding rule-based governance, but for the law-abiding majority,...

Mueller paints a damning portrait of Trump

To Donald Trump, the start of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation looked alarmingly like the end of his presidency. So he tried to stop...

Brazil’s indigenous groups and allies unite against dangerous propaganda

Analysis. Bolsonaro slogans cast native Brazilians as foreign invaders. ‘Brazil for Brazilians.’ ‘The indigenous cannot hinder the development...

The political calculations of Sudan's military regime

On April 11, after 30 years in power, the longstanding dictator, General Omar al-Bashir, was forced out of power by his right-hand man, defence...

US Defeat in Syria Transforms into Campaign of Spite

The US-engineered proxy war against Syria, beginning in 2011 and the crescendo of the so-called “Arab Spring,” has ended in all but absolute...

The Israeli Elections: Reading the Significance and Repercussions 

According to the final results of the Israeli elections, it seems that Netanyahu will win a fifth term as prime minister, and will stand beside the...

Peace in Afghanistan?

Even as the fighting of the spring offensive intensifies, it now looks as if there finally may be an agreement in Afghanistan that will bring...

NATO spending pushes Europe from welfare to warfare

Interview. After a recent anti-NATO conference in Florence, we spoke with Michel Chossudovsky about the alliance’s problems. ‘NATO’s unspoken...

The topic of North Korea at the Summit between Leaders of South Korea and the US

On April 11, in Washington, a summit between South Korea and the US was held. The two countries’ leaders, Moon Jae-in and Donald Trump, discussed...