Kosovo’s Independence Reverberates Across Eurasia by Rene Wadlow, Toward Freedom The self-proclamation of independence by Kosovo may be the last act in the division of former Yugoslavia, or it may be one step in a new chain of territorial adjustments…. Read morePHANTOM REPUBLICS
Continue ReadingPHANTOM REPUBLICSCzech Republic Intransigent on Honoring the Forgotten Holocaust by Gwendolyn Albert, WW4 Report PRAGUE — As has been amply documented over the 15 years of its existence, the Czech Republic has a poor record when it comes to protecting the… Read moreROMA DEMAND REMEMBRANCE
Continue ReadingROMA DEMAND REMEMBRANCEOur February issue featured the story “Oil Shock Redux: Is OPEC the Real Cartel —or the Transnationals?,” by Vilosh Vinograd, which argued that the unprecedented $100 a barrel is due less to OPEC production levels than the correct perception that… Read moreOur readers write: $200 a barrel oil?
The Native Alaskan coastal village of Kivalina is suing two dozen oil, coal and power companies that they claim have affected the climate, causing their land and homes to slide into the Chukchi Sea. An Inupiat village numbering nearly 400… Read moreNative Alaskan village sues energy companies over global warming
Lawmakers in Mexico’s lower-house Chamber of Deputies Feb. 26 removed a draconian measure from their plan to reform the country’s judicial system that would have given police the power to enter homes without first obtaining a warrant in emergencies and… Read moreMexico’s “gestapo law” defeated
