A more pragmatic stance toward Israel seems to make more sense, today, for European populist parties.
Peace would require a decision from the White House, or a shift in the balance of power on the ground and in the energy markets – and neither of these depends on Capitol Hill.
Barbarity is not external to the system, it lies at its very core, embedded in its logic of self-preservation, expansion, and reproduction.
It’s as ominous at is sounds. Talk about a choice road towards a new world war. Will Shenzhen be able to prevent it? Don’t hold your breath.
The crisis of the modern state, radical secularism, and the revenge of metaphysics
Collins and Castro became reference points in the liberation struggles of peoples against oppression of the so-called civilized West.
We must relearn to seek the truth, and to avoid dismissing people by slapping labels on them in a sectarian fashion.
Washington’s unconditional commitment to Tel Aviv is increasingly damaging the Republican Party’s relationship with American voters.
