Julian Assange If there is no freedom of speech for Julian Assange, there is no freedom of speech for any of us
By Chris Hedges The slow and cruel assassination of Julian Assange: we will pay dearly for our silent complicity
By Caitlin Johnstone Is this the endgame with empire loyalist journalists now in overdrive smearing Julian Assange?
22 October 2018 Why Julian Assange should be thanked – not smeared – for Wikileaks’ service to journalism
26 September 2018 Hold the front page for the Propaganda Blitz – how the corporate media distort reality
29 October 2018 The true ‘butcher’s bill’ in Yemen is now emerging. How much longer will Britain shrug off responsibility?
28 October 2018 Pittsburgh shooting: the pernicious virus of antisemitism and conspiracy theories that scapegoat Jews
By Kenneth Surin Jeremy Corbyn and Tony Benn: character assassination goes with returning Labour to its socialist roots
By Martin Lukacs We’ve been conned into fighting climate change as individuals when it’s corporate power destroying the planet
18 September 2018 Corbyn and the antisemitism “crisis” that never was, aimed at disappearing the Palestinian people
5 October 2018 Art, Truth and Politics: Harold Pinter’s legendary Nobel lecture performed by Mark Rylance
By Public Reading Rooms Wilfred Owen | The old lie: dulce et decorum est Pro patria mori | Read by Sam West
12 October 2018 The Tower of Babylon. 24 lines comemmorating the 24 storeys of Grenfell. By Niall McDevitt
12 July 2018 In praise of conscientious objection: For Harold Pinter on what would have been his 88th birthday
By Gregory Shupak How the media is morally bankrupt in its ‘balanced’ reporting of Israel and the Palestinians
21 August 2018 When is a government not a government? When it’s a “regime” and ripe for “change” by the US
15 August 2018 How much lower will Jeremy Corbyn’s enemies sink in the race to the gutter of British politics?
13 August 2018 What if in interests of humanity we took control of the media away from a few sociopathic oligarchs?
By Public Reading Rooms Why I will never again wear a red poppy on Remembrance Sunday by veteran Harry Leslie Smith
16 September 2018 RIP Rachid Taha: “To be called a political artist is no insult, but there’s not many of us left”
12 September 2018 How Victor Jara wrote his last song, Chile Stadium, in the midst of torture and mass slaughter
By John Wight Brexit crisis engulfing UK politics only goes to show you can’t make soup out of an idea
By Ahed Tamimi Ahed Tamimi: what it means for child of Israeli occupation to be a symbol of Palestinian resistance
By Heathcote Williams What they don’t tell us about Winston Churchill: Great Britain’s Greatest Beast
22 October 2016 Is more ‘ethical’ shopping the way to tame corporate greed and the inequalities of capitalism?
