Browsing: Israel

Is Israel manufacturing consent for regime change in Eritrea? In a 16 January article in the Israeli newspaper Haaretz, author Habtom Ghebrezghiabher argues Asmara poses a…

After 15 months of Israel’s incessant bombardment of Palestinians in Gaza, a six-week ceasefire between Tel Aviv and Hamas went into effect on 19 January. While…

Over a century ago, on 15 January 1918, Egyptian president Gamal Abdel Nasser was born. Nasser was an ambitious Pan-African and Pan-Arab who sought to return…

Many African nations cut diplomatic and other ties with Israel after the 1973 Ramadan War (Yom Kippur War). However, many factors – from the desire for…

‘Put the ICC prosecutor Kareem Khan back in his place.’ That’s how Mike Johnson, the speaker of the US House of Representatives, describes a bill to…

The thing about colonial forces is that they often lack bravery. Knowing they are hated, they constantly have to watch their backs. British soldiers serving in…

We all know Africa is essentially being plundered though exploitative mineral-extraction deals. But what would you think if you learned that not only are non-Africans reaping…

The Suez Canal – a vital artery for global shipping – has given African nation Egypt significant economic and geopolitical clout. But could a rival canal…

Thanks to popular demand, we’re dropping part 2 of Sean, our man in Tottenham, England, dropping truth bombs during a recent call into an LBC radio…

If you want an example of how a multinational can destroy local communities worldwide, Glencore is probably as good as any. The Swiss-based commodity trader and…