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Blog
David J. Climenhaga
| Canadians should be deeply concerned about stated plans by the Trump Regime in the United States to expel literally millions of U.S. residents from their country. |
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Blog
David J. Climenhaga
| In a corner, the prime minister will pander to his reliable base rather than risk doing the right thing. |
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Columnists
Monia Mazigh
| After the departure of a few tyrants, did real change come to Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, Yemen or Iraq? Despite claims to democracy, it seems the West prefers security and stability in the Arab world. |
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News
Ehab Lotayef
| Without defeating the coup, Egypt faces a bleak future -- quite a contrast to the bright future we imagined in February of 2011. |
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News
Tom Hayden
| The generals clearly used the liberals -- and a mass popular base of frustration -- while planning to proceed with the slaughter. |
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News
rabble staff
| Rallies were held over the weekend in a number of Canadian cities -- including Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver and Calgary -- to condemn the violent repression carried out by the regime in Egypt. |
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News
Roger Annis
| The only alternative to President Morsi's government was military rule. So it was reckless in the extreme as well as politically unjustifiable to be demanding its forced removal. |
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News
Shereen Eldaly
| June 20th is World Refugee Day. This is a day which is dedicated to raising awareness about the plight of refugees worldwide. |
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Podcast
Lorraine Chisholm
| The uprisings in the Middle East have shaken some of the prejudices against Arabs and led Westerners to see people in the Muslim countries of the Middle East as simply people struggling for justice. |
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Blog
Maha Zimmo
| Dictator says: Invocation of 'Allied' language is the fastest way to scare some and subjugate others. |
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Podcast
Mordecai Briemberg
| Of all the North African states ruled by dictators, Tunisia collapsed first. Redeye explores what led to the rebellion and what could happen next with Samer Shehata. |
