April 19, 2014 · 1 Comments
By Michael M'Gehee: In a recent New York Times article by Andrew Kramer readers are informed about how NATO plans to use the ongoing crisis in Ukraine to “strengthen its military presence in Eastern Europe.”
By Jason Hirthler: Empires rely on the studious manipulation of facts to maintain a pristine image...
By Matthew Stevenson: Despite threats from President Obama and the members of the European Union (EU) of additional economic sanctions against Russia, President Putin seems determined...
By Howard Friel: Intransigence in The Twilight Zone of U.S. press coverage of Ukraine is not seen in the American effort to hold talks with Russia hostage to the demand that the Russians sit down with “Yats”...
By Norman Solomon: Rather than striving for an evenhanded assessment of how “international law” has become so much coin of the hypocrisy realm, mainline U.S. media are now transfixed with Kremlin villainy.
By Michael M'Gehee: Over the last quarter century the New York Times' Editorial board has made editorial decisions that illustrate a peculiar pattern.
By John R. MacArthur: A Times obituary misrepresents the career of a distinguished publisher.
By Costas Panayotakis: As the economic and social catastrophe produced by austerity policies in Greece deepens...
By Gregory Wilpert: The two main New York Times articles immediately following Germany’s parliamentary election last Sunday unequivocally presented Chancellor Angela Merkel as the main or ...
By Costas Panayotakis: The economic crisis, political and economic polarization, and the meteoric rise of the Neo-Nazi Golden Dawn party...
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