The Arrest of Julian Assange Appears Near
Jul 22, 2018 The Intercept is reporting that Ecuador’s President Lenin Moreno is in London to "finalize an agreement under which Ecuador will withdraw its asylum protection of Julian Assange," exposing him to British arrest.
Politics
Veteran Journalist Calls Skripal Case a ‘Carefully Constructed Drama’ (Video)
Mar 19, 2018 John Pilger doubts the British government's claim that Russia attacked a Russian ex-spy and his daughter with a nerve agent in England.
Politics
Mainstream Media an Extension of Imperial Power
Jan 25, 2018 Deep-rooted problems have created a difficult landscape for ethical journalism.
Chris Hedges, Socialist David North Discuss Internet Freedom
Jan 16, 2018 The Truthdig columnist and the World Socialist Web Site chairman explore ways to organize resistance against censorship.
A Plea to Protect Documentaries
Dec 13, 2017 Australian filmmaker and journalist John Pilger tells how films that dissent from the official version of the truth are an endangered species.
Killing: The American Way
Sep 22, 2017 The revisionism never stops. The blood never dries. The invader is pitied and purged of guilt while "searching for meaning in a terrible tragedy."
The Beckoning of Nuclear War With Russia
Aug 6, 2017 There is no justification for the new U.S. sanctions against Russia except the promise of plunder.
Palestine Remains ‘the Greatest Moral Issue of Our Time’
Jul 10, 2017 The historic injustice in Palestine is at the heart of the Middle East dilemma. Until that injustice is resolved, there will be no peace in the region, or perhaps anywhere.
Robert Parry Wins 2017 Martha Gellhorn Prize for Journalism
Jun 28, 2017 The veteran investigative reporter and founder of Consortiumnews.com is honored for a career of truth-telling and dissidence.
What Did Theresa May Know About the Manchester Bomber?
May 31, 2017 Critical questions remain unanswered, deflected by promises of an internal review.
