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Month: September 2016

Revisiting the Lessons of the Battle of Seattle: From the WTO to the Financial Crisis

Walden Bello September 1, 2016 Walden Bello

The ongoing global economic crisis, which is rooted in corporate-driven globalization and financial liberalization, has driven the last nail into the ideology of neoliberalism. But things were very different over two decades ago.

‘Activism’ and Its Consequences: Syrian Refugees Are Not Subjects for a Social Media Gallery

Ramzy Baroud September 1, 2016 Ramzy Baroud

The Italian ‘activist’ was keen on that photo, as if her social media activism career was dependent on it. As if the misery of the poor Syrian child was not palpable enough in his dejected face and his rash-infested skin, she wanted to define a point of absolute misery for a perfect Instagram photo.

Hillary Clinton, The Podesta Group And The Saudi Regime: A Fatal Menage A Trois

Medea Benjamin September 1, 2016 Medea Benjamin

The Clintons have said that if Hillary Clinton gets elected, the foundation will stop taking foreign donations. But what about no longer taking campaign contributions from people who are paid by the Saudi government to whitewash its image?

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