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Junta-Style Transition in Egypt by Stephen Lendman Events remain fluid. They’re fast-moving. Interim President Adly Mansour appointed Hazem Beblawi prime minister. He’s a technocrat. He’s an […]

Vilifying Alice Walker Irresponsibly by Stephen Lendman Walker’s a Georgia sharecropper family daughter. She’s the youngest of eight children. At Atlanta’s Spellman College, she was one […]

Targeting Iran by Stephen Lendman America targets Iran. It does so ruthlessly. It’s done it since 1979. It wants its sovereignty destroyed.  It wants pro-Western puppet […]

Washington Ousted Egypt’s Morsi by Stephen Lendman Previous articles discussed it. So did The New York Times. More on that below. Washington manipulates most regional events. […]

Syrian Opposition in Disarray by Stephen Lendman After 28 months of conflict, Assad defeated Washington’s best laid plans. Its Syrian National Coalition (SNC) opposition lacks effective […]

Stasi’s New Incarnation by Stephen Lendman Stasi was East Germany’s secret police. It suppressed opposition to Stalinist power. It was one of the most repressive state […]

Middle East Continues to Boil by Stephen Lendman A previous article called it the curse of oil and gas. Independent countries are targeted. Washington’s war on […]

Criticizing Venezuela’s Maduro Irresponsibly by Stephen Lendman A previous article explained. President Nicolas Maduro granted Snowden asylum. He did so responsibly. He did it courageously. He […]

When Is a Coup not One? by Stephen Lendman “What’s in a name,” asked Shakespeare? A coup by any other name doesn’t change things. It isn’t […]