Dear Readers: Ten years and four weeks ago, we launched the first edition of what would become World War 4 Report—initially as an e-mail list. The Bush White House was preparing for war in Afghanistan, and the air of my… Read moreWorld War 4 Report at Ten
Continue ReadingWorld War 4 Report at TenThe Mosque that Sheltered Jews by Annette Herskovits, Turning Wheel “Yesterday at dawn, the Jews of Paris were arrested. The old, the women, and the children. In exile like ourselves, workers like ourselves. They are our brothers. Their children are… Read more“THEIR CHILDREN ARE LIKE OUR CHILDREN”
Continue Reading“THEIR CHILDREN ARE LIKE OUR CHILDREN”by Maath Musleh, Ma’an News Agency For decades, many powers worked on portraying the Palestinian-Israeli conflict as a problem of co-existence. Millions have been pumped into co-existence projects, projects that have just reinforced relations between the oppressor and the oppressed…. Read moreCO-RESISTANCE VS. CO-EXISTENCE
Continue ReadingCO-RESISTANCE VS. CO-EXISTENCEby Nava Thakuria, World War 4 Report The militant outfits of Northeast India, who are operating from the jungles of northern Burma (Myanmar), have a hard time ahead. As India and Burma have strengthened their strategic relationship, it is understood… Read moreINDIA-BURMA ALIGNMENT AGAINST ETHNIC GUERILLAS
Continue ReadingINDIA-BURMA ALIGNMENT AGAINST ETHNIC GUERILLASEx-Regime Figures Convicted —as the US Shelters Top Fugitive by Bill Weinberg, Indian Country Today Bolivia’s Supreme Court of Justice on Aug. 30 convicted seven former officials on charges of genocide—five military officers and two ex-cabinet ministers. The military officials… Read moreTHE BOLIVIA GENOCIDE CASE
Continue ReadingTHE BOLIVIA GENOCIDE CASEfrom Frontera NorteSur Inspired by the Occupy Wall Street movement, a protest in Tijuana is shaping up to be a test between the right of citizens to assemble peacefully and the desire of authorities to maintain public order. In the… Read moreOCCUPY TIJUANA TESTS RIGHTS
Continue ReadingOCCUPY TIJUANA TESTS RIGHTSDear Readers: Last September, we asked you if you thought World War 4 Report should continue its monthly magazine-style E-Journal when we switch to our new format. Although the redesign has taken longer than we anticipated, it should happen this… Read moreOur Readers Have Spoken!
Continue ReadingOur Readers Have Spoken!Lessons for Libya? by David L. Wilson, World War 4 Report On the night of September 29, 1991, Haitian army officers launched a coup d’état against the country’s elected president, Jean-Bertrand Aristide. By the next afternoon, soldiers had arrested Aristide… Read moreHAITI 1994: THE FORGOTTEN INTERVENTION
Continue ReadingHAITI 1994: THE FORGOTTEN INTERVENTIONChina’s Growing Presence in Latin America by Carmelo Ruiz Marrero, Americas Program For four centuries before the 1898 Spanish-American war, Europe was practically the only destination of Latin America’s much-coveted raw materials, from gold and silver to sugar cane and… Read moreCHINA SYNDROME:
Continue ReadingCHINA SYNDROME:by Kent Paterson, Frontera NorteSur Completing an epic journey across Mexico, the Caravan for Peace with Justice and Dignity arrived June 10 to a tumultuous welcome in Ciudad Juárez, the beleaguered border city poet and caravan organizer Javier Sicilia calls… Read moreLOVE, STRUGGLE AND MEMORY IN CIUDAD JUAREZ
Continue ReadingLOVE, STRUGGLE AND MEMORY IN CIUDAD JUAREZUS Solidarity with Iran by Raha Iranian Feminist Collective, WIN Magazine As members of a feminist collective founded in part to support the massive post-election protests in Iran in 2009 while opposing all forms of US intervention, we take this… Read moreCONCRETE AND FROM BELOW
Continue ReadingCONCRETE AND FROM BELOWBook Review: I SHALL NOT HATE by Izzeldin Abuelaish Walker & Company, New York, 2011 by Randy Rosenthal, The Brooklyn Rail Aiming to “reveal the secrets of Gaza,” Izzeldin Abuelaish’s I Shall Not Hate is a supremely moving memoir of… Read moreTHE SECRETS OF GAZA
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