The growing presence of nations such as China and Russia on the continent of Africa are increasingly seen as beacons of hope for a new generation of Africans who recognise in this Eurasian [...]
In the face of live artillery, mindless savagery, arrests, crackdowns, beatings, threats and murder in broad daylight, Iraqis — young, disenfranchised, marginalized women and men — have reclaimed [...]
Further suspicious behavior by the OPCW has been published, relating to its investigation of an alleged chemical attack in Douma, Syria last year. By Caitlin Johnstone Published on the [...]
The main forces in the political opposition in Honduras have come together in an historic unity agreement to oust one of the most corrupt regimes on Earth. By Ben Norton Published on The [...]
Seven Catholic Workers – the Kings Bay Plowshares 7 – who acted to disarm a nuclear submarine base, have been convicted on three counts of felony and one misdemeanor. Despite facing [...]
Written exclusively for the New Cold War website, regular contributor Dmitriy Kovalevich dissects the complex conflicts and toxic ultra-right culture that have been affecting Ukraine and its [...]
Vice President Álvaro García Linera spoke with Jacobin – on October 20, the day of the Bolivian election when Evo Morales ran for a historic fourth term as president. He discusses how their [...]
Indigenous organizations are seeking to develop an economic model that will prevent the application of IMF policies against Ecuadoreans. Published on TeleSUR, Oct 25, 2019 [...]
Bolivian president Evo Morales, whose government has overseen improving living standards and a dramatic reduction in poverty while in power, has been re-elected, yet another blow for the ongoing [...]
According to US President Donald Trump Abu Bakr Baghdadi, the chief of ISIS,has been killed in northwestern Syria. This report on events, from a Syrian perspective, questions how Turkey’s [...]
