World News

Yes, Israel is Committing Genocide in Gaza.

By Bill Gelfeld

Israel will have to reckon with the genocide unfolding in Gaza—a reckoning that will take generations to address, long after Benjamin Netanyahu and his gaggle of far-right ministers are gone

Foreign Money, Ethnic Violence, and a Nation in Ruins

By Scott Douglas Jacobsen

Is Global Pressure Forcing Sudan’s Burhan Toward a Ceasefire?

By James Wilson

When Israelis Call It Out: Finding Genocide in Gaza

By Binoy Kampmark

Moscow’s Navy Goes on Vacation—Far from Ukraine

By James Wilson

Is James Gunn Quietly Redrawing Hollywood’s Moral Map?

By J.D. Schultz

Xi Eyes Taiwan as His Defining Legacy

By Tom Clifford

Gaza, Iran, and the Two Men Who Made It About Themselves

By Sarah Neumann

The Next Iranian Revolution Will Be Led by Women

By Safora Sadidi

Feeding the Siege: Starvation, Airdrops, and Gaza’s Killing Fields

By Binoy Kampmark

When Pilgrims Become Targets: A Human Rights Officer on Jihadist Violence in Kashmir

By Scott Douglas Jacobsen

Yes, Israel is Committing Genocide in Gaza.

By Bill Gelfeld

When Seoul Faced Its January 6—and Chose Democracy

By Julian McBride

A Frosty Anniversary: Can Europe and China Rekindle Trust at 50?

By Gerald Walker

Stress Is Inevitable. Dysregulation Isn’t.

By Patricia Zanini Graca

How Not to Reform a University: Trump’s Harvard Obsession

By Binoy Kampmark

Lindsey Graham’s Contrarian Gamble With U.S. Power

By Alan Callow

Impotent Effusions: The Joint Statement on Gaza

By Binoy Kampmark

The Myth of Mineral Blame in Eastern Congo’s Endless Wars

By Tessah Keza

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Francine Kanzanza had to flee her village in North Kivu province, in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)

The Myth of Mineral Blame in Eastern Congo’s Endless Wars

Tessah Keza

World News

Foreign Money, Ethnic Violence, and a Nation in Ruins

Scott Douglas Jacobsen

Is Global Pressure Forcing Sudan’s Burhan Toward a Ceasefire?

James Wilson

Benjamin Netanyahu Gaza Strip genocide

When Israelis Call It Out: Finding Genocide in Gaza

Binoy Kampmark

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U.S. News

How Not to Reform a University: Trump’s Harvard Obsession

Binoy Kampmark

Trump, Leakers and Journalists: The Assange Precedent and Revisiting the Espionage Act

Binoy Kampmark

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell

None is Worse Than Less: Libertarian Monetarism, Ample Reserves, and the Crypto Mirage

Jonathan Kenigson

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Entertainment

Is James Gunn Quietly Redrawing Hollywood’s Moral Map?

J.D. Schultz

A Personal Tribute to My Friend, Ted Kotcheff

Antonio Saillant

Adolf Hitler

Filmmaker Jason Weixelbaum on American Corporations, Nazi Germany, and the Fight for Memory

Scott Douglas Jacobsen

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