Latest Int. Relations

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  Baroud: The Little Talked About Covid-19 ‘Variants’

  Vaccine Mismanagement Will Have Dire Repercussions
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  Benjamin: Cubans Are Suffering. Biden Needs to End the Embargo

  Biden should reverse Trump’s sanctions and call an end to 60 years of brutal economic warfare
• Piketty: Reconstructing internationalism

  Can we restore positive meaning to the idea of internationalism? Yes, but on condition that we turn our backs on the ideology of unfettered free trade which has till now guided globalization
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  Wolff: The United States Underestimates China’s Economic Challenge at Its Own Peril

  Ratcheting up demonizations of China seems a poor and likely counterproductive response
• Driver: Enforcing US Exploitation: The IMF and the World Bank

  Rich countries, particularly the US, dominate the IMF and World Bank, and use them to manipulate developing countries so that their corporations can dominate trade
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  Cohn: If Biden Wants to “Stand With the Cuban People,” He Can Ease the Cruel Blockade

  It is time to end the U.S.’s economic war on Cuba
• De Los Santos: If You Grew Up With the U.S. Blockade as a Cuban, You Might Understand Recent Protests Differently

  While the economic stranglehold has been severe, the information war against Cuba has been equally vicious
• Banks: Six ways the cruel U.S. blockade makes Cubans suffer

  The United States, a country with a $20 trillion economy, is waging a full-scale economic war against an island whose economy equals half of one percent of that — Cuba
• Burgis: The US Must End Its Brutal Sanctions Against Cuba

  As protests break out in Cuba, some politicians are calling for US intervention. That would be a disaster
• Robinson: Pfizer Is Upholding Global Vaccine Apartheid

  Today We Risk Arrest to Stop It
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  Pearson: US Concern for Cuba, Latin America Is Spin For Intervention

  Any help or aid from the US always comes with conditions and ulterior motives
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  Benjamin: The Hidden Hand of the US Blockade Sparks Cuba Protests

  The protests should be understood in the context of a brutal economic war waged by the United States against the island nation for more than 60 years
• Bolton: Washington’s Weaponization of Protests in Cuba

  Any change to Cuba’s political and economic system and constitutional set-up must come exclusively from the Cuban people themselves – not from the outside
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  Benjamin: Carlos Lazo: The Cuban American Leading Charge to Transform U.S.-Cuba Policy

  Carlos Lazo and a small band of Cuban Americans are on a 1,300-mile pilgrimage from Miami to Washington, D.C., to end the U.S. blockade of Cuba
• Johnson: Ultra-Contagious Covid Delta Variant ‘Wreaking Havoc’ Worldwide

  "This is devastating. And it didn't have to happen. The world urgently needs a People's Vaccine."
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  Wittner: Nationalism on the Decline

  The political tide has recently turned against nationalism and, consequently, possibilities have re-emerged for addressing global problems on a global basis
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  Falk: Approaching Iran: The Flaws Of Imperial Diplomacy In The Middle East

  Control of the political narrative is an important dimension of geopolitics in the digital age
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  Wilkins: US, Israel Vote ‘No’ as 184 Nations Condemn US Blockade of Cuba

  "The U.N. vote... on Cuba was a chance for President Biden to show global leadership," said CodePink co-founder Medea Benjamin. "He failed miserably."
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  Sarkar: Immunity is liberty: Vaccine internationalism during a pandemic

  The various grassroots-based community initiatives active across the world are breaking the barriers of identities as well as challenging divisive capital-politics linkages to embrace each other
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  Rogers: COVID-19 is a bigger threat than war

  So why isn’t it funded the same?