Category: eBulletin

by Immanuel Wallerstein

Kana’an eBulletin – Volume IX – Issue 1957

The presidency of George W. Bush was the moment of the greatest electoral sweep of left-of-center political parties in Latin America in the last two centuries. The presidency of

By Adel Samara

Kana’an eBulletin – Volume IX – Issue 1953

While writing my coming book about women, I had the opportunity to read two books published in Arabic and dealt with Palestinian women in West Bank and Gaza Strip

Hisham Bustani*

Kana’an eBulletin – Volume IX – Issue 1938

The left across the planet is in dynamic motion, on the upswing in certain regions, spiraling downward in others. In South America , the left seems to be on a

Kana’an eBulletin – Volume IX – Issue 1934

1. 1953: CIA Installs a Puppet

In the early 1950s, Iran was ruled by British imperialism and its puppet, Shah (King) Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. The Anglo-Iranian Oil Company controlled Iran’s oil and

By M K Bhadrakumar

Kana’an eBulletin – Volume IX – Issue 1934

China has broken silence on the developing situation in Iran. This comes against the backdrop of a discernible shift in Washington’s posturing toward political developments in Iran.

The

By Paul Craig Roberts

Kana’an eBulletin – Volume IX – Issue 1934

President Obama called on the Iranian government to allow protesters to control the streets in Tehran. Would Obama or any US president allow protesters to control the streets

By Prof. James Petras

“Change for the poor means food and jobs, not a relaxed dress code or mixed recreation… Politics in Iran is a lot more about class war than religion.”
Financial Times Editorial, June 15 2009

Introduction

There

Nizar Sakhnini

Kana’an eBulletin – Volume IX – Issue 1925

Partition of Palestine into two-states was introduced on 29 November 1947 when Resolution # 181 was adopted by the General Assembly of the United Nations.

Palestinian Arabs took to the

Boletín electrónico de Kana’an – Volumen IX – Número 1924

La Corte Suprema de Estados Unidos anunció hoy, sin más explicaciones, su decisión de no revisar el caso de nuestros Cinco compañeros injustamente encarcelados en aquel país por luchar contra

Fidel Castro Ruz

(Tomado de CubaDebate)

El jueves 4 de junio Obama pronunció en la Universidad Islámica de Al-Azhar, en El Cairo, un discurso de especial interés para los que seguimos de cerca sus acciones políticas, dado el enorme poder