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Nepal: When Life Comes Crashing Down

Mari Marcel Thekaekara May 5, 2015 Mari Marcel Thekaekara

In every situation, the disaster-hit people of Nepal were remarkably dignified. In some instances, they were unbelievable. The stories which did not make headlines were, to me, the most moving.

China’s Offering a World Bank Alternative — and U.S. Allies Are Signing Up

Walden Bello May 5, 2015 Walden Bello

Beijing is only too happy to offer an alternative to Western-dominated international finance. What's more surprising is that leading Western economies are signing up.

Security for Who? Resistance to Militarization Intensifies in Okinawa, Japan

Sasha Davis February 5, 2015 Sasha Davis

There is a showdown coming in Okinawa that will test the limits of US and Japanese state power.

India Takes on the World Trade Organization

Jemma Williams September 1, 2014 Jemma Williams

It is the failure of the WTO to deliver meaningful outcomes for poorer countries which is the real obstacle to a functioning multilateral trade system.

How Many Minutes to Midnight? Hiroshima Day 2014

Noam Chomsky August 6, 2014 Noam Chomsky

If some extraterrestrial species were compiling a history of Homo sapiens, they might well break their calendar into two eras: BNW (before nuclear weapons) and NWE (the nuclear weapons era).  The latter era, of course, opened on August 6, 1945.

Class War: Thailand’s Military Coup

Walden Bello June 3, 2014 Walden Bello

Outnumbered by the country's rural voters, Thailand's once vibrantly democratic urban middle class has embraced an elitist, antidemocratic agenda.

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