Reflections on Odessa
James Petras Some things do not change, despite world-historic catastrophes. Back in the late 19th century, Isaac Babel witnessed and described mobs, self-described as “Black Hundreds”, rampaging the streets of Odessa, dragging red-bearded Jews through… more »
Odessa Massacre: Eyewitness Account
by Stephen Lendman Palestinians remember Deir Yassin. Poles remember Katyn Forest. Native Americans remember Wounded Knee. Odessans won't forget May 2. Nor will people of conscience everywhere paying attention. Massacring people in cold blood exposed… more »
Bashing Putin's Diplomatic Proposal
by Stephen Lendman It bears repeating what other articles stressed. Putin represents responsible geopolitical leadership. Obama is polar opposite. Responses to Putin's diplomatic proposal didn't surprise. According to State Department spokeswoman Jen… more »
Kiev Uses Chemical Weapons
by Stephen Lendman Fascists wage wars their way. Dirty ones rage. America fights this way. It's done so throughout its existence. No-holds-barred barbarism reflects official policy. Washington manipulates criminal events in Ukraine. Coup-appointed… more »
Kiev Obstructs Peaceful Dialogue
by Stephen Lendman Coup-appointed putschists are convenient US stooges. Washington manipulates their policies. They salute and obey. They spurn peaceful dialogue. They continue lawless aggression. They do so against their own people. They do it with… more »
Putin's Diplomatic Gambit
by Stephen Lendman Putin is polar opposite Obama. He represents responsible geopolitical leadership. He wants Ukrainian crisis conditions resolved diplomatically. He does so despite knowing Washington's hardline agenda. It's longstanding. It's all take.… more »
Putin in Crimea
by Stephen Lendman On Friday, he arrived in Sevastopol. It was his first Crimean Federal District visit since reunification with Russia. He came commemorating Moscow's Great Patriotic War victory. Its efforts were key to defeating Nazi Germany. Things… more »
Israeli ties compromise Asian support to Arabs
By Nicola Nasser* Israel has carved economic inroads into Asia deep enough to compromise the traditional Asian political support for Arabs. If this trend continues, the growing economic Israeli-Asian relations could in no time translate into political… more »
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