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Cut Military Spending, but Restrain Foreign Policy First

by Doug Bandow | Jun 8, 2021

President Joe Biden has proposed his first budget and the Pentagon won’t go without. Biden followed his Republican predecessor in pushing higher military spending. Although the proposed increase, from $740 billion to $753 billion, isn’t a lot, he invited Congress to...

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Israel’s New Government Will Deepen Rifts, Not Heal Them

by Jonathan Cook | Jun 7, 2021

The photo was unprecedented. It showed Mansour Abbas, leader of an Islamist party for Palestinians in Israel, signing an agreement on Wednesday night to sit in a "government of change" alongside settler leader Naftali Bennett. Caretaker Prime Minister Benjamin...

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Iraq Daily Roundup: Eight Killed

by Margaret Griffis | Jun 7, 2021

Eight were killed in attack in northern Iraq.
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Taiwan Is a Country in All But Name: Still, That Doesn’t Mean America Should Defend It

by Doug Bandow | Jun 6, 2021

Even the biggest, toughest, meanest movie characters go wobbly when facing the Great Panda. At least when Chinese nationalism demands they kowtow to its demands. The latest Hollywood wimp who plays a real man on screen is John Cena. The former wrestler, when promoting...

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Iraq Daily Roundup: Three Killed

by Margaret Griffis | Jun 5, 2021

Three people were killed in Iraq.
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Biden Joins Long Line of Presidents to ‘Woefully’ Undercount Civilians Killed in US Wars

by Brett Wilkins | Jun 5, 2021

Human rights defenders on Wednesday accused the Biden administration of joining its predecessors in undercounting the number of civilians killed during US wars, as the latest annual Pentagon report on noncombatants killed by American bombs and bullets was blasted as...

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Four Things To Know About Israel’s New ‘Change Coalition’

by Phyllis Bennis | Jun 5, 2021

In Israel’s parliament, the Knesset, a broad but shaky new “change coalition” claims it’s ready to finally oust Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu – the right-wing Likud leader who’s held the office for the last 12 years. If approved, the new coalition would...

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Joe Biden’s a Big Spender, But Not Quite Big Enough for Republican ‘Defense’ Scammers

by Thomas Knapp | Jun 4, 2021

US President Joe Biden rolled out his 2022 federal budget request on May 28, surprising no one with his proposals for lavish expenditures on education, healthcare, and infrastructure, or with his promise that only the rich will be soaked to pay for it all (the $1.8...

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Twisting UK Law To Criminalize Dissent on Palestine

by Craig Murray | Jun 4, 2021

Once you have been active in politics for a few decades, you get used to the popular convulsions of support for Palestine every few years when Israel military action against Gaza becomes particularly intense. Then follows a ceasefire, the media move on and Israel...

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The Fumbling King of Palestine: Palestinians are Defeating the Oslo Culture

by Ramzy Baroud | Jun 4, 2021

The political discourse of Mahmoud Abbas, the head of the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank, is similar to that of an ineffectual king who has been isolated in his palace for far too long. The king speaks of prosperity and peace, and tirelessly counts his...

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