imperialism
Qui sont les vrais pilleurs de l’Afrique et du Congo ?
Par Tony Busselen
20 Jan 2018
« Les dirigeants africains sont les nouveaux pilleurs coloniaux d’aujourd’hui » titrait récemment un site néerlandais. Un ami belge, observateur du Congo,...
Genocide by Prescription: The ‘Natural History’ of the Declining White Working...
By James Petras and Robin Eastman-Abaya, MD
Introduction: The white working class in the US has been decimated through an epidemic of ‘premature deaths’ -...
John Le Carré on the Crimes of the Pharmaceutical Industries
Le Carré speaks out against the global pharmaceutical industry
Mar 28, 2001
John le Carré has given an interview to swissinfo about his latest novel, "The...
‘I, Neocon’ – the Foreign Policy of Emperor Trump
By Wayne MADSEN
Not many observers believe that US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson will survive as the most-neutered US Secretary of State since...
Samir Amin: A propos de « La gauche radicale en Europe...
Je recommande vivement la lecture du livre « La Gauche radicale en Europe », écrit par Jean-Numa Ducange, Philippe Marlière et Louis Weber (Editions du Croquant,...
New Year’s message and warning from a war correspondent
By Andre Vltchek
Sometimes it is useful to take a break from news bulletins and newspapers, and even from ‘friendly’ Internet publications.
Occasionally it is good...
Keynes, Hobson, Marx | by Robert Skidelsky
October 10, 2012
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President Lyndon Johnson asked John Kenneth Galbraith to write him a speech on economic policy. After glancing at it LBJ said 'You...
Plans for Redrawing the Middle East: The Project for a “New...
By Mahdi Darius Nazemroaya
This article first published by GR in November 2006 is of particular relevance to an understanding of the ongoing process of...
America’s Monetary Imperialism | By Michael Hudson
In theory, the global financial system is supposed to help every country gain. Mainstream teaching of international finance, trade and “foreign aid” (defined simply...
How colonial violence came home: the ugly truth of the first...
The Great War is often depicted as an unexpected catastrophe. But for millions who had been living under imperialist rule, terror and degradation were...