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    Analysis and testimonies

    • Analysis and testimonies
    • 22 Aug 2011
    • Michel Collon

    Londen brandt, de Beurs verzuipt, de werkloosheid ontspoort. Oplossing? Bombardeer Libië!

    In Londen steken wanhopige jongeren huizen en winkels in brand. Enkele kilometers verder zijn mensen die miljarden hebben vergaard op de Beurs wanhopig bij het idee dat ze wat minder […]

    • Analysis and testimonies / Middle East
    • 15 Jul 2011
    • Michel Collon

    Obama, Sarkozy, how many children did you kill this night ?

    Michel Collon in Libya shows a “collateral damage”. <img462|center>  

    • Analysis and testimonies / United States
    • 18 May 2011
    • Grégoire Lalieu

    Was the United States government involved in 9/11?

    On 1 May 2011, eighty U.S. Special Forces commandos executed Osama bin Laden in his hideaway in Pakistan. There were demonstrations of joy in New York when Barack Obama announced […]

    • Analysis and testimonies
    • 14 Apr 2011
    • Jean Bricmont

    Libya in face of humanitarian imperialism. An interview with Jean Bricmont.

    Kosovo, Iraq, Afghanistan : have the advocates of intervention in Libya not learnt the lesson? Jean Bricmont, who wrote a book about humanitarian imperialism, tells us why the right to […]

    • Middle East / Understanding the Muslim World
    • 16 Mar 2011
    • Grégoire Lalieu

    Libya: popular uprising, civilian war or military attack?

    Over the last three weeks there have been confrontations between troops loyal to Colonel Gaddafi and opposition forces based in the east of the country. After Ben Ali and Mubarak, […]

    • Analysis and testimonies
    • 28 Feb 2011
    • Raoul Marc Jennar

    The social gains of the post-war period: what’s left?

    Raoul Marc Jennar analyzes the way in which the economic, social and political proposals contained in the 1944 Manifesto of the National Council of the Resistance have been dismantled by […]

    • Middle East / Understanding the Muslim World
    • 23 Feb 2011
    • Grégoire Lalieu

    Whither Egypt? Whither the Arab World

    After clinging to power for thirty years, Mubarak has finally stepped down. What are the key issues in the Egyptian revolution? And what are the implications for the United States […]

    • Africa / Analysis and testimonies / Middle East / Understanding the Muslim World
    • 22 Feb 2011
    • Grégoire Lalieu

    Mohamed Hassan : The causes of the Tunisian revolution go well beyond Ben Ali and his party

    The Tunisians have brought down the dictator Ben Ali. Today they continue to struggle against his people heading the transition government. In this latest chapter of our series ‘Understanding the […]

    • Analysis and testimonies / Middle East
    • 16 Feb 2011
    • Grégoire Lalieu

    The Arab revolutions and us: start quaking in your boots!

    In his latest debate on the France 2 TV channel, discussion show anchor Yves Calvi expressed alarm about the possible rise of Islamism in Egypt and Tunisia. However, here we […]

    • Africa / Analysis and testimonies
    • 14 Jan 2011
    • Raf Custers

    The coltan speculators: down with the Congo!

    Does international law apply to all countries? Israel flouts it with impunity. Colombia murders and deports its citizens while multinationals look on… and is rewarded with a free trade treaty […]

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