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Susskind: 2011’s Big Wins – Brought to You by Women
Znet Article, December, 28 2011
Yifat Susskind
Susskind's ZSpace page
The protests of the Arab Spring took the world by storm -- and women were at the center of it
Roblin: Kenya's Criminal Assault on Famine-Stricken Somalia
Znet Article, December, 18 2011
Stephen Roblin
Roblin's ZSpace page
The U.S.-backed Kenyan invasion of southern Somalia falls squarely in the legal categories of a "substantive violation" of the long-standing Somali arms embargo and foreign aggression, the "supreme international crime" in the determination of the ...
Institute: Foreign Energy Policy Fuels Famine in Africa
Znet Article, December, 17 2011
Oakland Institute
Institute's ZSpace page
Energy policies of rich countries play a key role in the current trend of land grabbing
Hertsgaard: Africa’s Disputed Trees
Znet Article, December, 11 2011
Mark Hertsgaard
Hertsgaard's ZSpace page
Let the politicians call it what they like, but let the rest of us start working on the ground, doing what science and practical experience have shown is best
Johnstone: Here’s the Key Question in the Libyan War
Znet Article, December, 08 2011
Diana Johnstone
Johnstone's ZSpace page
These days the humanitarian warriors are riding high, thanks to their proclaimed victory in Libya
Campbell: Nanking and the Lessons of Genocide
Znet Article, December, 03 2011
Horace Campbell
Campbell's ZSpace page
When competition becomes militarised, there will be war
Vltchek: The Kenya–Somalia Bizarre War -- and Here Comes Israel!
Znet Article, December, 02 2011
Andre Vltchek
Vltchek's ZSpace page
Kenyan troops invaded Somalia on October 16, 2011
Blackburn: The Rise and Fall of New World Slavery
Znet Article, November, 17 2011
Robin Blackburn
Blackburn's ZSpace page
Intervie on the rise and fall of the slave regimes of the Americas from the early sixteenth century to the end of the nineteenth century
Wengraf: The Politics of Famine
Znet Article, November, 05 2011
Lee Wengraf
Wengraf's ZSpace page
The United States bears special responsibility for Somalia’s food crisis
Weschler: How Corruption in the U.S. Puts Everyday Corruption in Africa to Shame
Znet Article, November, 02 2011
Lawrence Weschler
Weschler's ZSpace page
Election campaigns have become so expensive that candidates have to go begging, hat in hand, to anyone who will finance them
Susskind: The 99% is Bigger than You Think
Znet Article, November, 01 2011
Yifat Susskind
Susskind's ZSpace page
We have seen what is possible when communities join together to confront corporate power and to create alternatives rooted in fairness and economic justice
Vivas: 15O: Global Indignation
Znet Article, November, 01 2011
Esther Vivas
Vivas's ZSpace page
The 15th of October (15O) was the first coordinated global response to the crisis, signifying the emergence of a new international movement
Glazebrook: NATO's War on Libya Is A War on African Development
Zmag Article, November, 01 2011
Dan Glazebrook
Glazebrook's ZSpace page
A review of the history of the exploitation of Africa as it reveals NATO's current motives
McElhinney: Why Insurance companies and Western Navies Love Somali Pirates
Blog Post, October, 31 2011
Phil McElhinney
McElhinney's ZSpace page
Western companies profiting from Somali piracy and navies who will not stop piracy but still claim 'success`
Milne: If the Libyan War was about Saving Lives, it was a Catastrophic Failure
Znet Article, October, 30 2011
Seumas Milne
Milne's ZSpace page
What the Libyan tragedy has brutally hammered home is that foreign intervention doesn't only strangle national freedom and self-determination – it doesn't protect lives either
Feffer: Target: Africa
Znet Article, October, 28 2011
John Feffer
Feffer's ZSpace page
The intersection of oil and militarism, what Kevin Philips has called petro-imperialism, has transformed the U.S. military into a "global oil-protection force"
Vivas: The Food Crisis Strikes Again
Commentary, October, 25 2011
Esther Vivas
Vivas's ZSpace page
As long as agriculture and food continue to be considered merchandise in the hands of the highest bidder our food security and the welfare of the earth are far from assured
Pilger: The Son of Africa Claims a Continent’s Crown Jewels
Commentary, October, 20 2011
John Pilger
Pilger's ZSpace page
Like all America’s subsequent invasions, a trail of blood from Latin America to Afghanistan and Iraq, the rationale was usually “self defence” or “humanitarian”
Turse: America’s Secret Empire of Drone Bases
Commentary, October, 17 2011
Nick Turse
Turse's ZSpace page
Drones provide remote-controlled strikes anywhere on the planet with a minimal foreign “footprint” and little accountability
Bond: Beware ‘Social Justice’ Promises by International Bankers
Commentary, October, 13 2011
Patrick Bond
Bond's ZSpace page
In these days of dire economic and environmental crisis, with political elites under attack from Athens to Washington, the establishment is desperate for legitimacy
