By Felix Cohen
Last night was the Media Workers Against The War event 'The Media & "The War on Terror"' event in London, and I went
Though the recently released Stern report has barely registered a blip in the pages of India's main newspapers (only one blip, it seems, with the Indian Express running
By Joshua Gregory
Last night I attended a talk at the Institute of Contemporary Arts, bordering St James Park in central London. The subject of the talk was ‘The Atrocity
By Rob Cawston
It is not the type of subject that you expect to raise objections in Germany but... a public dispute has broken out over the location of a
By Bev Clark
Bev Clark is an openDemocracy contributor based in Zimbabwe
Kubatana.net is an online community for Zimbabwean activists. We’ve been publishing civic and human rights information
Today openDemocracy published a further response by Bruce Ackerman to the criticisms Tony Judt aired last month in the London Review of Books. Judt savaged the American liberal (dis)establishment,
by Tan Copsey
Below is an ever-so serious account of the Stern Review, an ever-so serious document dealing with the economics of climate change. Please excuse the fact that it’
by Tan Copsey
My first reaction to the comments made by Sheik Taj el-Din al Hilaly leader of the Lakemba mosque in Sydney was, like you, one of sheer revulsion.
This week's blogs of the week suggestion comes from openDemocracy contributor Clive Bates:
I find Jan Pronk's blog from Sudan pretty captivating... it's very
This is the second part of "Gori goes East", Lyndall Stein's observations about her trip to Pakistan, one year after the earthquake.
By Lyndall Stein
Samir,
You may have read our coverage of the European Citizens Consultations on our blog earlier this month; here is Claus Sørensen's view on the event as one of
This is the first of two blog entries by Lyndall Stein, writing about her trip to Pakistan one year after the earthquake.
I checked with Hamza on the way out
