Presidential Race in Egypt Pits Muslim Brotherhood Dissident Against Secular Statesman
By Cam McGrath / Inter Press Service
The top candidates are Abdel Moneim Aboul Fotouh, a former leader of the previously-banned Muslim Brotherhood, and Amr Moussa, a career diplomat.
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The Center Can't Hold: Radical Left and Right Parties Pick Up Votes Across Europe
By Nick Pearce
openDemocracy.net
Return of the Indignados: Spain's Anti-Austerity Movement Marks A Year of Protest
By Ter Garcia
Waging Nonviolence
How a U.S. Company Is Breaking Laws and Grabbing Land in Africa
By Azore Opio
AlterNet
Why a House Bill Damages Middle East Peace Prospects and Fuels Israeli Belligerence
By Josh Ruebner
AlterNet


Predator Nation: How Endless Drone War Is Turning the Promise of America into a Promise of Death
By Tom Engelhardt / TomDispatch.com
U.N. Strike in Jordan Shows Convergence of Labor and Middle East Politics
By Michelle Chen / In These Times
Empty Stomachs, Clenched Fists: How Palestinians Are Fighting Israel's Unaccountable Prison System
By Anna Lekas Miller / AlterNet
Frankenfoods: Why Is the Gates Foundation Helping Monsanto Push Genetically Modified Food?
By Paige Aarhus / Indypendent
6 Global Conflicts That Have Flared Up Over Oil and Gas
By Michael T. Klare / TomDispatch.com
Haiti's Hotel Boom: Only for the Rich
By Kevin Edmonds / NACLA

Why Obama Should Ally With France's New President on Afghanistan and the Economy
By Robert Naiman / TruthOut.org
Why We Fall In Love With Bicycles: 7 Reasons to Get On And Ride
By Christine M. Grant / Sightline Institute
Why Paul Krugman Needs to Run a Teach-in for Ignorant New York Times Business Reporters
By William K. Black / New Economic Perspectives
Victory for the Left? Socialist 'Marshmallow' Hollande Wins French Presidency
By Lynn Parramore / AlterNet
How the US Protected ExxonMobil From Becoming Ensnared in Brutal Indonesian Conflict
By Steve Coll / The Penguin Press
The Obama Team Just Doesn't Get It: US Violence and Occupation Spark Terrorism
By Ray McGovern / Consortium News

Why I Interrupted Obama's Counterterrorism Adviser: Because the U.S. Keeps Killing Innocents Abroad
By Medea Benjamin / AlterNet
Thousands of Hondurans Occupy 30,000 Acres to Reclaim Life and Land
By Beverly Bell, Lauren Elliott / Other Worlds
Mitt Romney's Dangerous Foreign Policy Team: Nostalgic for Bush, Hellbent on War with Iran
By Alex Kane / AlterNet
We're Number ... 2? Are Americans in Denial About the Country's Decline?
By Dean Baker / Nation of Change
How Did Obama Become Our Most Imperial President?
By Tom Engelhardt / TomDispatch.com
Colombia Trade Deal Finalized Over Protests From Labor, Human Rights Groups
By Michelle Chen / In These Times

Report: DHS' Border Enforcement Strategy Is an Exercise in Futility
By Walter Ewing / Immigration Impact
Are "Sentient Cities" That Track Your Personal Data To Design Your Life For You On the Way?
By Will Doig / Salon
Removing Children from Undocumented Parents Violates Int'l Human Rights Law
By Jim Gonzalez / Huffington Post
Where Historical Facts Are Crimes: Why Israel is a 'Fear Society'
By Max Blumenthal / Al-Akhbar
Drone War Escalation in Yemen Could Bring Blowback to the US
By Jim Lobe / Inter Press Service
The World's Insurers Brace For Climate Change -- Except In America
By Ben Schiller / Yale Environment 360

Wells Fargo Has Blood on Its Hands: Desperate Man Commits Suicide After Shocking Foreclosure Mistreatment
Will America’s Premiere Hub for Black Music Research Fall Prey to Drastic Budget Cuts?
Billionaire Facebook Co-Founder Flees to Repressive Country to Avoid Taxes: What an Insult to Hard-Working American Families
Don't Look Now -- Banks Are Still Ruining America: 6 Harsh Lessons from the JP Morgan Fiasco
Why a House Bill Damages Middle East Peace Prospects and Fuels Israeli Belligerence




