Blog
More than empty promises: Canada's military still fighting Indians today
Pamela Palmater | Why is it that Indigenous peoples are always accused of creating an us vs. them dynamic in Crown-First Nation relations, when in fact it is the opposite that is true.
Podcast
Burma's prescripted Nov 7 polls to prolong military rule
MaryCarl Guiao | Dr. Naing Aung talks about how the military has control of the upcoming elections in Burma, prolonging legitimacy of the military domination over the Burmese people.
Columnists
A coup for lobbyists at the White House
Amy Goodman | Though Barack Obama first called the Honduran military's removal of President Manuel Zelaya a coup, his administration has backpedaled. Could lobbyists in Washington be forging U.S. foreign policy?
Columnists
Undo the coup
Amy Goodman | The first coup d'etat in Central America in more than a quarter-century occurred last Sunday in Honduras. After a long history of domination in the hemisphere, the U.S. has a chance to change course.
Columnists
Obama's Afghan trap
Amy Goodman | The Joint Chiefs of Staff recommend a shift in strategy from democracy-building in Afghanistan to attacking alleged Taliban and al-Qaida strongholds along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border.