Archives for May 2018

It’s an ugly epithet with a dark history

How Trump’s Violation of nuclear deal will hurt Iran’s dissenters and activists

The US’s unilateral withdrawal is a boost to Iran’s image and will help its government keep much of its civil society in line

The council expects to collect about US$48 million a year, which would be used for pay for affordable housing programs and homeless services

Reported use of excessive force and live ammunition is inexcusable, Canadian PM says

The costs of America’s wars, still spreading in the Trump era, are incalculable

Offshore Wind could provide 12% of German Electricity by 2030; right now, the US has 5 such Turbines, but that will soon change

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan hit back at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Twitter by calling Israel an “apartheid state”

Ironically, Ambassador Haley has a great deal in common with the Palestinians she despises

Noura Erakat discusses the Palestinian reaction to the U.S. embassy opening in Jerusalem