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Assad Fears US Aggression by Stephen Lendman His fears are well-founded. He knows what he’s up against. Longstanding US plans call for regime change. They remain […]

WaPo Interviews Lavrov by Stephen Lendman On September 25, Washington Post senior associate editor Lally Weymouth interviewed Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov. He did so on […]

Remembering Edward Said by Stephen Lendman September 25 marked the 10th anniversary of his death. He was much more than Columbia University Professor of English and […]

Rohani in New York by Stephen Lendman On September 25, Iranian President Hassan Rohani delivered his first General Assembly address.  It was eloquent, straightforward, honest and […]

Syrian National Coalition Spurns Peace by Stephen Lendman The Western-sponsored Syrian National Coalition (SNC) lacks legitimacy. It’s an artificial construct. It operates extrajudicially.  It’s a rogue […]

Unchanged US Policy on Iran by Stephen Lendman Longstanding US plans remain firm. Softened rhetoric means nothing. It reflects mumbo jumbo duplicity. It’s subterfuge. It’s fake. […]

Iran Bashing by Stephen Lendman It’s longstanding. It’s been ongoing since the 1979 Iranian revolution. February 11, 2014 marks its 35th anniversary. It ended a generation […]

Obama’s General Assembly Address by Stephen Lendman His address didn’t surprise. It was beginning-to-end demagogic boilerplate. It featured imperial mumbo jumbo. He turned truth on its […]

Merkel’s Germany by Stephen Lendman On September 23, Der Spiegel headlined “Word From Berlin: Triumph Confirms ‘Era of Merkelism.” She “won a stunning victory. Conservatives (achieved) […]