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24 June 2011
Economy alone fails to explain Turkey’s success
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Ramzy Baroud
Many commentators today are basing the success of Turkey's Justice and Development Party (AKP) in the June 12 elections largely on its ability to guide the country through a decade of remarkable growth.

Economic indicators are...
24 June 2011
Gaza and American ‘Security’
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Ray McGovern
Exclusive: Despite opposition — and even warnings — from the U.S. government, a group of Americans will join a small flotilla of boats challenging Israel’s blockade of the 1.5 million Palestinians in Gaza. Former CIA analyst Ray McGovern...
19 June 2011
Will Fukushima teach us anything after all? - Survivng nuclear disasters - Remembering the sacrifice of brave nuclear workers
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Lucas Whitefield Hixson
Valery Alexeyevich Legasov was a famous Soviet scientist, whose death in the spring of 1988 on the second anniversary of the tragedy at Chernobyl rocked the Soviet Nuclear Industry. At the time of the Chernobyl disaster on April 26, 1986...
15 June 2011
Are we on the brink of burying nuke power forever?
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Harvey Wasserman
This may be the moment history has turned definitively against atomic energy.

To be sure:  we are still required to fight hard to bury reactor loan guarantees in the United States.  There are parallel struggles in China,...
15 June 2011
Spain's "Indignant Ones"
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Pablo Ouziel
While "Europe's slow-motion financial collapse" – as Mother Jones magazine described it in a June 6th article – continues to unravel, Spain, like other European states continues to implement anti-social-neo-liberal policies with strong...
15 June 2011
‘Permanent’ despair: Did Egypt really open Rafah Crossing?
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Ramzy Baroud
For most Palestinians, leaving Gaza through Egypt is as exasperating a process as entering it. Governed by political and cultural sensitivities, most Palestinian officials and public figures refrain from criticizing the way Palestinians...

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