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‘Organized State Terrorism’: Palestinians Condemn New Israeli Surveillance Revelations

by Brett Wilkins | Nov 10, 2021

Activists from Palestinian groups recently designated "terrorist organizations" by Israel's government expressed outrage and resolve Monday following revelations that their phones were hacked with Pegasus spyware, and amid the exposure of a sweeping facial recognition...

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Dispensing With Indispensability: The US Failed To Improve the World

by Daniel Larison | Nov 10, 2021

The conceit that America is "the indispensable nation" has been a core assumption of US policymakers for at least the last thirty years. The idea of American indispensability has served as an excuse for the US to interfere in many other countries’ internal...

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US Arrogance Encourages Sino-Russian Military Alliance

by Doug Bandow | Nov 10, 2021

Political relations between Moscow and Beijing appear closer than ever. The Chinese and Russian militaries are cooperating. Although the two authoritarian giants aren’t likely to embark upon a campaign of world conquest, Washington has done much to bring together...

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Iraq Daily Roundup: 12 Killed

by Margaret Griffis | Nov 10, 2021

Twelve people were killed in various incidents, and nine more were wounded.
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Some Light Is Being Shed on the Dubious Origins of the Russia Collusion Scandal

by Ted Galen Carpenter | Nov 9, 2021

U.S. Attorney and Special Counsel John H Durham’s laborious investigation into the origins of allegations that Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign illegally colluded with Russia’s government finally seems to be bearing fruit. In the latest development, a federal...

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Europeans Refuse To Defend Selves, Demand US Go To Nuclear War for Them

by Doug Bandow | Nov 8, 2021

Nuclear weapons are terrible, but that gives them greater deterrent power. However, few of America’s allies have them, so Washington has promised to fight potentially multiple nuclear wars on their behalf. It is a great deal for countries that have spent decades cheap...

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Iraq Daily Roundup: Five Killed

by Margaret Griffis | Nov 7, 2021

Five people, were killed, and 12 more were wounded. There was also a rocket attack on the prime minister’s home.
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Warnings of ‘More Death and Suffering’ in Yemen as US Moves to Sell Saudis Missiles

by Brett Wilkins | Nov 6, 2021

Antiwar activists on Thursday accused the Biden administration of throwing fuel on the flames of the Saudi-led war in Yemen after the US State Department notified Congress it approved a new $650 million missile sale to the repressive Middle Eastern monarchy. Defense...

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Iraq Daily Roundup: Three Killed in Demonstration

by Margaret Griffis | Nov 6, 2021

At three people were killed, and 90 were wounded when demonstrations turned violent in Baghda.
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After Vindication, Afghan War Skeptics Ignored by Media

by Nick Turse and Tom Engelhardt | Nov 5, 2021

Originally posted at TomDispatch. In 2006, Newsweek dubbed him “a rising star” and one of the “Jedi knights who are fighting in what [Vice President] Cheney calls ‘the shadows.'” The particular Jedi knight being touted to the skies was...

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