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Jackson Lears Feb 4 2018. Original in London Review of Books. “RussiaGate” hysteria in Washington has slipped beyond self-parody. We now have front-row seats in a theatre of the [...]

By Stephen F. Cohen, Feb 7, 2018. First published in The Nation. “Russiagate” or IntelGate? The “collusion” may not have been in the White House or the Kremlin. Cohen first raised the question of [...]

By Stephen F. Cohen, Feb 28 2018. Many aspects of Russiagate are said to be unprecedented—which is very far from the truth. First published in The Nation. Accompanies the most recent of two [...]

By Craig Murray, 14 March 2018. Originally published on Craig Murray’s website. As recently as 2016 Dr Robin Black, Head of the Detection Laboratory at the UK’s only chemical weapons [...]

Novichoks and the Salisbury Poisoning By Professor Paul McKeigue and Professor Piers Robinson. March 29 2018. Originally published as ‘Doubts about Novichoks’ by the Working Group on [...]

Tillerson’s Visit to Latin America Ken Kalturnyk 29 March 2018 Editors’ Note: this article was the basis of a talk presented to Winnipeg’s Venezuela Peace Committee on 3 March 2018. [...]

UN Human Rights Council Condemns Sanctions Against Venezuela The United Nations Human Rights Council resolution argues “such measures prevent the full realization of economic and social [...]

Originally published by Strategic  Culture on 23 March 2018 Facebook Scandal Blows Away ‘Russiagate’ Now, at last, a real “election influence” scandal – and, laughably, it’s got nothing to do [...]

Rather than which country the USA will fight with next, it’s easier to say what one of the major causes of the war will be: the failure by many Americans — notably politicians, journalists, think [...]

By John Riddell, Jan 19, 2018. Four articles on social protests in Iran published on January 2 and 9 in Socialist Project’s online blog, The Bullet, offer little on-the-spot news but raise major [...]