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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.

Indigenous Seed Savers Gather in the Andes, Agree to Fight Climate Change with Biodiversity

Erin Sagen August 4, 2014 Erin Sagen

As climate change makes it more difficult to practice agriculture in their ancestral homelands, indigenous communities are exchanging seeds in hopes of finding the hardiest varieties.

BRICS Bank Challenges the Exorbitant Privilege of the US Dollar

Horace G. Campbell August 4, 2014 Horace G. Campbell

Over 65 percent of the world’s nations keep their foreign exchange reserves in the US dollar, the dominant world currency. The creation of the BRICS Bank and other financial interventions will likely weaken the dollar’s dominance and contribute to the creation a new international economic order.

Hamas vs. Israel: Winning the Diplomatic Game

Immanuel Wallerstein August 1, 2014 Immanuel Wallerstein

There has been a great deal of violence for about a century in the geographic zone we may today call Israel/Palestine. This zone has seen a more or less continuous struggle between Palestinian Arabs and Jewish settlers concerning the rights to occupy land.

Recruiting to Kill: It is Not Just an Israeli War on Gaza

Ramzy Baroud July 30, 2014 Ramzy Baroud

To some, US secretary of state John Kerry may have appeared to be a genuine peacemaker as he floated around ideas during a Cairo visit on July 25 about a ceasefire between Israel and resisting Palestinian fighters in Gaza. But behind his measured diplomatic language, there is a truth not even America’s top diplomat can easily hide.

Vandana Shiva: Fine Print of the Food Wars

Vandana Shiva July 28, 2014 Vandana Shiva

Monsanto and friends, the biotech industry, its lobbyists and its paid media representation continue to push for monopoly control over the world’s food through its seed supply.

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