Israel Is Struggling to Divide Lebanon
Julian Sayarer
Anti-Zionism is surprisingly unifying.
Tag: conflict
Iran War Was Driven by Israel, It’s a Disaster
Interview with Annelle Sheline
Michael Walker speaks to Annelle Sheline, a former US State Department employee, about the Trump administration’s aims in Iran.
Gulf States and Warring Militias Alike Are Profiting From War in Sudan
Joshua Craze
A grotesque economic logic.
How Do I Stop Fearing Conflict?
Sophie K Rosa
It feels difficult because it is.
Joe Biden Declares End to “Nation-Building” Wars
Joe Biden has pledged to give up on “nation-building” wars following the removal of the last remaining US troops from Afghanistan. Is he right to make that pledge, and should we believe him?
Keenie Meenie: British Mercenaries at War
Aaron Bastani is joined by investigative journalist Phil Miller to discuss his new book, Keenie Meenie, and how British mercenaries got away with war crimes.
No Friends but the Mountains | Interview With a Rojava Volunteer
James Butler spoke to Dani Ellis, a volunteer and engineer currently based in Rojava, about the situation now, as Turkey conducts shelling ahead of a full invasion. They discuss the nature of the resistance – and what people in the UK can do in solidarity.
The UK Is Complicit in Israel’s Violence
On Monday the 14th of May the Israeli military killed 60 Palestinians and injured 2771. Dr David Wearing explains how this violence to a significant extent belongs to Britain as well.
What happened: in Libya?
In 2011, the UK led a NATO military intervention in Libya, overthrowing the Gaddafi regime. For years since, Libya has been a calamitous failed-state. What happened? Courtney Yusuf explains.