‘Less flexible?’ Just say it NYT, Israel is sabotaging a ceasefire deal
Israel has been sabotaging efforts for peace since long before the beginning of this latest round of slaughter in Gaza.
Category Archives: Opinions
From Papua to Gaza, military occupation leads to climate catastrophe
Environmental destruction is not an unintended side effect, but a primary objective in wars of occupation.
In Gaza, education is resistance
Israel’s destruction of Gaza’s schools is meant to quash the Palestinian spirit of resistance through learning.
AIPAC is growing desperate
The pro-Israel lobby is finding it harder and harder to confront a growing shift in American public opinion.
After Hasina: Cautious optimism for Bangladesh’s future
The overthrow of Sheikh Hasina is a remarkable political feat. However, many challenges lie ahead.
America’s promises of racial justice remain unfulfilled and untrustworthy
Despite unprecedented protests and promises in 2020, systemic racism remains entrenched across America.
Tanzania’s conservation concerns do not excuse violations of Maasai rights
Biodiversity preservation in conservation areas does not require the forced relocation of Indigenous communities.
Anti-racists saved Britain, now it’s time for Keir Starmer to take action
After this past week's far-right riots, the British government has a duty to reassure targeted minority communities.
Biden vs Harris on the Middle East: Same dance, different steps
Harris's stance on Gaza and other regional issues diverges in tone but aligns fully in substance with Biden's policies.
Imane Khelif and Western delusions of white innocence
The attacks against the Algerian boxer reflect the West’s distorted notions of race and womanhood.
Sheikh Hasina’s downfall and exile are of her own making
The Bangladeshi leader's delusional belief in her own invincibility precipitated her downfall amid a Gen Z revolution.
Palestine is a glimpse of the dystopic future that awaits us
AI-powered human extermination is no longer science fiction. It is the reality.
The victory of Bangladesh’s student movement should not surprise anyone
It seemed the students toppled Hasina's government in five short weeks, but this revolution was 15 years in the making.
Why has America risked it all in Gaza?
American 'ironclad' support for Israel has much to do with the insecurity of a declining superpower.
A call for collective global action in support of Palestinian prisoners
Israel must be held accountable for the crimes it is committing against Palestinians in detention camps and prisons.
Gaza and the death of Western journalism
Israel's war on Gaza has killed an unprecedented number of journalists - so why is the Western media still silent?
A comprehensive peace based on the two-state solution is still achievable
With its recent advisory opinion, ICJ drew a clear pathway for peace, justice and security for all in Israel-Palestine.
The ‘ungoverning’ of Kenya
Kenya is experiencing a period of ungoverning, in which institutions and rules are being undermined by the state itself.
Israel’s assassinations of Hamas and Hezbollah leaders will backfire
It seems Israel is refusing to learn from its past mistakes.
Ten years of maritime resistance in the Mediterranean Sea
European states may resent civilian rescuers helping migrant boats in distress, but they are here to stay.