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Jeffrey St. Clair recently stated in CounterPunch that “Iran’s leadership was discussing a plan to end its enriched uranium program when [the...
Cuba is currently facing intensifying economic hardships and political strain. Debates over the beleaguered nation’s future have grown within the
Sociologist and writer, W.E.B. Du Bois (1868-1963) became nationally known after 1905’s Niagara Movement. He helped form the NAACP in 1909 and the...
Sociologist and writer, W.E.B. Du Bois (1868-1963) became nationally known after 1905’s Niagara Movement. He helped form the NAACP in 1909 and the...
Although largely seen as the outgoing heir to President Rodrigo Chaves, Costa Rica’s President-elect Laura Fernández is poised to push the country...
In this interview, international relations scholar Stephen Zunes and Middle East historian Lawrence Davidson help to unpack the Iranian protests and...
According to the concept of “manufactured consent,” elaborated by Noam Chomsky and Ed Herman in the 1980s, the media carries out a propaganda...
According to the concept of “manufactured consent,” elaborated by Noam Chomsky and Ed Herman in the 1980s, the media carries out a
U.S. warships and aircraft have gathered in the Caribbean as part of Washington’s latest military buildup in a renewed effort to combat narcotics...
U.S. warships and aircraft have gathered in the Caribbean as part of Washington’s latest military buildup in a renewed effort to
Ireland just made history by electing Catherine Connolly as its next president in a milestone victory that attracted international attention....
This is a war against civilians and against a truly pro-democracy revolution, says Professor Khalid Mustafa Medani.
Following Guinea’s widely contested (and largely boycotted) constitutional referendum on September 21, 2025, Professor Mohamed Saliou Camara argues...
(Rebecca Karl, Margaret Power, Karen Miller, Prasannan Parthasarathi) Rebecca Karl is a historian at NYU specializing in modern China. She was a vocal...
This article summarizes historian Samuel Fury Childs Daly’s perspectives on Nigerian history and the armed rule that shaped its national identity...
In this latest and extensive discussion on U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear sites, CounterPunch features international relations scholar Stephen Zunes,...
Andrew Cuomo’s attempt at a comeback served as a case study in civic fragility, hypocrisy, party loyalty, and political amnesia. Aside from the...
Greta Thunberg and crew threatened to commit the unthinkable – deliver food, first aid, clean water, and child prosthetics to the people of Gaza....
Introduction On October 24, 1970, in writing for the Amsterdam weekly, Vrij Nederland, Dutch journalist and Trotskyite Igor Cornelissen, (1935–2021)...
End times militarism is both a sociopolitical and sociopathic movement categorized by an aggressive preparation for apocalyptic conflict. It is often...
Introduction The concept of the “ruling class” has long served as a central analytical tool in the social sciences, particularly in Marxist...
March 27, 2025, marked 48 years since the death of Shirley Graham DuBois, the prominent African American writer, scholar, and social activist. She was...
Columbia has capitulated in what one scholar calls “an ideological battle to shut down any dissent” against Trump.
On March 9, 1970, editors of The Intercontinental Press, Joseph Hansen, Pierre Frank, Livio Maitan, Ernest Mandel, and George Novack wrote an...
Professor Rebecca E. Karl explains why she voted in favor of the American Historical Association’s resolution.
Soundtrack to a Coup d’Etat, originally a four-hour film, is still a very long 151-minute experiential and observational film by Johan Grimonprez....
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