World

Exposed: The Harrowing Impact of America's Deadly Drone War in Pakistan

By Alex Kane / AlterNet

A drone strike that killed 42 people is the focus of filmmaker Robert Greenwald's new video on the American war in Pakistan.

Read More

NSA's Domestic Surveillance Is Motivated by Fears That Environmental Disasters Could Fuel Anti-Government Activism

By Nafeez Ahmed / The Guardian

Gringos on the Ayahuasca Trail ... Young Americans Are Flocking to S. America for Pychedelic Promise

By Lisa Stansberry / The Fix

Is Kurdistan the Next Autocracy? Petro-Dollars Lead to Corruption in Northern Iraq

By Derek Monroe / Foreign Policy in Focus

The People of Brazil Are Fed Up With a Corrupt and Crooked Economy

By Conor Creighton / The Guardian

Enviro Newswire

Enviro Newswire
presented by

New Campaign and Video Exposes the Harrowing Impact of America's Deadly Drone War in Pakistan

Shattered Peace Talks and Grinding Conflict: How U.S. Support Bolsters the Philippines' War on Dissidents

Crackdown on Turkish Uprising: Police Hammer Youth Revolt as Fight Continues Against Inequality and Repression

blog advertising is good for you.

World

Revealed: The 48 People Stuck in Guantanamo Forever

Alex Kane / AlterNet

Israel Stirs the Pot in Syria

Jonathan Cook / CounterPunch

Turkish Unions Hold National Strike as Protesters Face Worst Crackdown to Date

Amy Goodman, Cigdem Özturk / Democracy Now!

A Troubling Appointment: National Security Adviser Susan Rice Supports Autocrats and Disdains International Law

Stephen Zunes / Truthout

Washington's Muddled Syria Policy: Arms Shipments to Rebels Won't Turn Military Tide

Jim Lobe / Inter Press Service

Shattered Peace Talks and Grinding Conflict: How U.S. Support Bolsters the Philippines' War on Dissidents

Bill Fletcher, Jr. / AlterNet

Britain's Late Epiphany: Colonialism in Kenya Was Brutal and Torturous

Sreeram Chaulia / Foreign Policy in Focus

One in Eight People Go Hungry As World's Richest Countries Gather for G8 Meeting

Bill Nighy / Comment Is Free

Why the Media and Power Establishment Prevented the Public from Understanding the Tsarnaev Bomber Brothers' Motives

Mark Ames / Not Safe for Work Corporation

The Shocking Amount of Wealth and Power Held by 0.001% of the World Population

Andrew Gavin Marshall / Occupy.com's Global Power Project

Crackdown on Turkish Uprising: Police Hammer Youth Revolt as Fight Continues Against Inequality and Repression

Jesse Rosenfeld / AlterNet

New Film 'Dirty Wars' Exposes America's Ruthless, Covert Wars

Alyssa Figueroa / AlterNet

How the Syrian Civil War Is Engulfing the Entire Middle East

Patrick O. Strickland / AlterNet

Spy vs. Spy in the Cyber Age: China and the U.S. Enter a New Arena of Superpower Rivalry

Brendan O'Reilly / Asia Times

Russia Hints It Could Protect NSA Whistleblower Edward Snowden

Alex Kane / AlterNet

Our Government's Secrecy Has Caused Far More Deaths Than 9/11

Chase Madar / TomDispatch

The Neocons Are Losing: Advocates for Syria Intervention Run Into Wall of American Opposition

Jim Lobe / Inter Press Service

Edward Snowden: Saving Us from the United Stasi of America

Daniel Ellsberg / The Guardian

America's Most Anti-Democratic Institution: How the Imperial Presidency Threatens U.S. National Security

Fred Branfman / AlterNet

Thousands of Women March Against Guatemala's Decision to Annul Military Dictator's Sentence

Marta Molina / Waging Nonviolence

Be Prepared for the Inevitable and Unpredictable Mass Movement

Kevin Zeese, Margaret Flowers / AlterNet

Hundreds of Garment Workers in Bangladesh Factory Potentially Sickened by 'Contaminated' Water

Steven Hsieh / AlterNet

How Botswana Runs Roughshod Over the Rights of Its Bushmen Minority

Gordon Bennett / AlterNet

Five Ways the US Can Have an Icelandic Revolution

Carl Gibson / Reader Supported News

Turkish Police Arrest Dozens for Tweeting About Protests, Accuse Them of 'Inciting Hatred'

Kristen Gwynne / AlterNet

Pages