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Arranging the Deck Chairs While Death Comes from Japan
By Timothy V. Gatto Everyone has issues. I have issues. People can find a million reasons to be dissatisfied with the government. This is a good thing. Still, the people that believe they have the answer to everything that is going on should take their… more »
Overtime in Geneva
by Stephen Lendman At issue isn't Iran's legitimate nuclear program. It's the Islamic Republic's sovereign independence. It's decades of US/Israeli hostility. It's unrelenting. Whatever emerges from Geneva, it won't materially change. America and Israel… more »
Mass Surveillance Violates EU Law
by Stephen Lendman A new study says so. It's titled "Mass Surveillance of Personal Data by EU Member States and its Compatibility with EU Law." Sergio Carrera is a Spanish jurist. Francesco Ragazzi is Netherlands-based Leiden University Professor of… more »
Israeli Bombers: Al Qaeda’s Air Force
James Petras Introduction Israel has committed repeated acts of war against countries that opposed its Zionist policies of colonization and annexation of Palestinian territory in East Jerusalem and the West Bank. Israeli leaders have secured arms and… more »
Reported Iranian Nuclear Deal: Hold the Cheers
by Stephen Lendman November 7 and 8 nuclear talks at most may offer Iran modest temporary relief in return for major concessions. How they're presented remains to be seen. How they're implemented is another matter. Longstanding anti-Iranian hostility… more »
Israeli Settlements Are War Crimes
by Stephen Lendman On March 22, 1979, the UN Security Council passed Resolution 446. It determined that Israeli settlements in Occupied Palestine and other Arab territories "have no legal validity and constitute a serious obstruction to achieving a… more »
Healthcare Professionals Involvement in US Torture
by Stephen Lendman On November 4, an independent panel of military, ethics, medical, public health, and legal experts said Pentagon and CIA officials directed doctors and psychologist to ignore medical ethics, principles and standards. Post-9/11, the… more »
Israel Killed Arafat
by Stephen Lendman On November 11, 2004, Arafat died in a Paris hospital. He was 75. He was hospitalized for an undiagnosed illness. It developed in April. It got worse. He deteriorated badly. He needed special care. On November 3, he slipped into a… more »
Iran Nuclear Talks Resume
by Stephen Lendman November 7 and 8 talks are scheduled in Geneva. They continue where mid-October ones left off. Previous rounds failed. It's hard imagining success this time. Iran's nuclear program is pretext. At issue is replacing its government.… more »
Sudden shift in Iran negotiations draws Kerry to Geneva
Michael Collins "Diplomatic heavyweights including US Secretary of State John Kerry have flown to Geneva for nuclear talks on Iran, in a sign that there could be an end to a decade-long deadlock. However, Israel has resolved to reject any proposal under… more »
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