Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Friday, October 23, 2026
The reporting of the number of casualties and the impact of the conflict are part of the ongoing war in the Gaza Strip, which is already as dramatic as it is global. Sergio Ferrari US President Joe Biden himself intervened in the controversy over the veracity of the […]
The Labour leader’s refusal to back a ceasefire shows that moral and legal principles have taken a back seat to the political need to keep Washington happy. Jonathan Cook / Dorset Eye* If democracy hinges on the availability of meaningful political choices, there can be few politicians who […]
“Documentary photography remains important today but fifty years ago it was absolutely vital and Chas Gerresten provides visual evidence of what took place: everyday life, the demonstrations, civil unrest and the coup d’état of September 11.” Sean Sheehan Salvador Allende won the presidency of Chile in 1970 and, […]
In Guatemala, President-elect Bernardo Arévalo, besieged by the justice of the side of those ‘disobedient’ to Washington, signed a document of “capitulation” with the oligarchic side of those obedient to Washington. Most uncomfortable of all, he dragged into the capitulation the indigenous organisations that were already beginning to emerge as […]
The crisis in the Middle East, the Russia-Ukraine war, ailing economies, ill and disenfranchised populations, and the migration polemic are all taking their toll on the corner of the world known as the European Union. According to specialist finance institutions, suspending a considerable proportion of its trade ties with […]
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