Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Thursday, October 22, 2026
Bolivia is one of the first states in the world to have 100% Covid-19 vaccine available for its entire population in need, after receiving one million doses a few days ago. The country stocks around 13.5 million vaccines, one million of those from Johnsons & Johnson’s US based [company] […]
The objective of colonial powers has never been to bring civilisation, development and peace to the nations they invade. What history shows is quite the opposite. Juan Diego García The balance of the Christian West’s expansion across the planet leaves a panorama of desolation, plundering and destruction that […]
IMF’s ambiguous arguments are evident when it comes to providing financial aid. The millionaire allocations generated by the international bodies appear today to be destined for the coffers of powerful countries instead of benefiting emerging countries. This has been demonstrated by various reports on the subject, especially with regards to […]
The murder of Sahar Ismail, a high-ranking civil servant in the Israeli Ministry of Education, demonstrated the differences in Israel between the Jewish majority and Arab minority, who are demanding equality of rights and opportunities. The death of an Arab rarely awakens interest in the national press here, but his […]
In his recent book, Professor Jan Baedke (“Above the gene, beyond biology”) criticises the acclaimed Richard Dawkins for being unidirectional and too simplistic. Nigel Pocock Reality, as least at a genetic level―is not unidirectional, made up of a simple cause and effect along an evolutionary and seemingly deterministic line. It […]
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