International

                
  • Israeli ‘refuseniks’ go to trial

    Israeli ‘refuseniks’ go to trial

    July 4, 2003

    TEL-AVIV – The court room at the central military court here was packed with families, friends and others in solidarity with the five conscientious objectors, who had been dragged to stand trial on June 24. But...

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  • Iraqi workers up against U.S. corporations

    Iraqi workers up against U.S. corporations

    July 4, 2003

    U.S. Labor Against the War (USLAW), a nationwide network of labor groups, recently presented an exposé of the U.S. corporate invasion of Iraq under cover of the U.S.-British occupation. The report was presented to the Workers’...

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  • Israeli Communist leader Meir Vilner dies at 84

    Israeli Communist leader Meir Vilner dies at 84

    July 1, 2003

    Meir Vilner, veteran leader of the Communist Party of Israel and the last living signatory of Israel’s Independence Charter, died June 5 in Tel-Aviv at 84. Vilner was born in Vilna, Poland (now Vilnius, Lithuania) in...

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  • Britain  not quite a parallel media universe

    Britain not quite a parallel media universe

    July 1, 2003

    Opinion The people of Britain and the United States are living in parallel, yet substantively different, media universes. Bonds of language and overlaps of mass culture are obvious. But a visit to London quickly illuminates the...

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  • U.S. wars and the Puerto Rican people

    U.S. wars and the Puerto Rican people

    July 1, 2003

    Opinion The United States took over Puerto Rico from Spain in 1898 and ruled it the same way other European powers ruled their colonies for many years – as a source of raw materials and a...

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