Jose Carlos Mariategui 87 Years Later

Mariategui’s funeral was one of the largest processions of workers ever seen in the streets of Lima, Peru, but in the U.S. his death was hardly noticed. In 1930, […]

Grenfell Tower Fire – Corporate Manslaughter in London

A massive fire engulfed Grenfell Tower in the early hours of June 14th. Grenfell Tower is a 24-storey building of public housing flats in the North Kensington area of London. […]

Tracking the Trends of the Palestinian Cause Since 1967

The Palestinian cause today has in some respects reverted to where it stood before the 1967 War. It is worth retracing this trajectory to understand how we reached the current […]

Abby Martin: World Ignores Opposition Violence at Venezuela Protests

Journalist Abby Martin, host and producer of “The Empire Files”, talks to The Real News about her recent trip to Venezuela and the contrast between the narrative peddled by the […]

Route of Coup Against Venezuela Begins at ExxonMobil

Venezuelan journalist William Serafino links the attacks against the Maduro government to ExxonMobil oil interests. Zamora Plan It’s April 18. The political climate is defined by a highly confrontational […]

How not to write about Beirut

As each new batch of Beirut-happy articles purports to destroy preconceived notions about the Lebanese capital, loads more notions requiring destruction are created in the process. For journalists, travel […]

Trump’s Claws Penetrating Bali

“America first” and “to hell with the rest of the world”! One single stroke of hand, one signature, and over 1,000 hardworking people in Bali, Indonesia, suddenly ended up on […]

Israel’s occupation was a plan fulfilled

In June 1967, I was 12 years old. I recall helping to fill sandbags to fortify the entrance to our home in Haifa in preparation for war. The army was […]

U.S. Jihadi Express: Indonesia – Aghanistan – Syria – Philippines

Investig’Action: Filmmaker and journalist Andre Vltchek explores the “jihadi express”, connecting Indonesia, Afghanistan, Syria and now the Philippines. Jihadi cadres have been transported to multiple fronts to fight against communism/secularism, […]

Michel Collon: “François Houtart was my personal Nobel Peace Prize”

Just a few days ago, Alex Anfruns, my young colleague at Investig’Action, was exchanging emails with François Houtart about the translation of the latest article of his we published on […]

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