The Italian Election Circus
He’s 76 and has half the magistrates of Italy after him. This may very well…More
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Immigrants Suffer In Modern Greece
The aging memory is a strange thing, and often triggered unexpectedly. Recent developments in Greece…More
No Show Trials At The Hague
On 29 November 2012, the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) acquitted Ramush…More
'No Woman Has The Right To Have A Voice'
This week New Matilda published letters written by Iranian women in detention on Manus Island.…More
Politicians Off The Mark On Sri Lanka
In the frantic environment of an election race, there is always one favourite that starts…More
Qatar Is The Quiet Influence In North Africa
For now, France’s Socialist government has grabbed back the political momentum it lost at home…More
Knee-Jerk Intervention In Mali Is Not The Answer
US President Barack Obama’s inaugural claim that "a decade of war is now ending" seems…More
The Legacy Of Gandamak
In 1839, British forces invaded Afghanistan and captured Kabul. By 1842 the occupation sparked uprisings…More
Jakarta Underwater
As Jakarta begins to clean up after the most severe floods since 2007, politicians are…More
France, The New Hero Of Africa?
The end of a week of bloody chaos in northern Africa brought with it few…More