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Photo Essay: Tar Sands Pipeline Blockade at Keystone and TransCanada Headquarters

Jenn March January 16, 2013 Jenn March

On Monday, January 7th the Tar Sands Blockade participated in a national day of action against the TransCanada Keystone XL pipeline in which they occupied space in the lobbies of both the Keystone headquarters and TransCanada headquarters in Houston, Texas.

Mali: Hijacked Autonomy and French Intervention

René Wadlow January 15, 2013 René Wadlow

Since March 2012, Mali has been effectively divided into two roughly equal halves. As the conflict unfolds, what will happen next is unknown. One knows how an armed conflict starts but rarely how it might end.

Women's rights march in Pakistan

As 2012 Ends, A Turning Point on Women’s Rights

Walden Bello January 15, 2013 Walden Bello

Women’s rights have been in the forefront of international of international concern over the last few weeks.

History of the People: Articulating ‘Palestine’ Despite Israeli Hasbara

Ramzy Baroud January 15, 2013 Ramzy Baroud

An authentic Palestinian narrative – one that is positioned within an original Palestinian history and articulated through Palestinian thought – is mostly absent from western media and to a lesser degree, academia.

Photo courtesy of Chicago Teachers Union Local 1.

Expanding the Realm of the Possible in 2012

Beverly Bell January 9, 2013 Beverly Bell

Who might have imagined, when 2012 was dawning, that the failures of capitalism – especially as seen through inequality which is crescendoing like a bottle rocket -would become standard dinner-table conversation in the US? Motley Occupiers around the country achieved that.

Idle No More: Indigenous Sovereignty in Action

Will Bennington January 8, 2013 Will Bennington

Canada’s growing Idle No More movement is rippling beyond its borders. And it is sparking much needed action and dialogue as it spreads.

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