Interviews
‘Mutual Extortion Racket:’ How Defense Manufacturers Influence US Foreign Policy
In a new report titled "A Mutual Extortion Racket: The Military Industrial Complex and U.S. Foreign Policy - The Case...
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Podcast Host Benjamin Dixon Puts Bloomberg’s Record on Race, Policing Under Scrutiny
Progressive podcast host Benjamin Dixon made a splash this week when he unearthed audio of presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg making...
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Rohingya Genocide Victims Recognized, But Major Challenges Remain
"That the Rohingya celebrate that finally, they're seen, they're recognized for what they've been through, and that justice may follow."
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Controlling Our Own Evolution: What is the Future of Gene-Editing?
"The cat's out of the bag. The technology is here. Whether it's five years from now or 10 years from...
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Catalan President: Catalonia’s Crisis Is Problem of Democracy
Until Spain faces the question of whether the Catalans will be allowed to express their will democratically and decide on...
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Was Bolivia’s Presidential Election Fraudulent After All?
Whether or not Morales was indeed guilty of manipulating the results of the election will not change the current situation...
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Progressive Media Icon Cenk Uygur Takes on the Democratic Establishment
Uygur is the founder of The Young Turks, a progressive online news show with the largest followings in the world.
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Is Trump’s ‘Maximum Pressure’ Campaign on Iran Working?
While there's no doubt the sanctions are devastating ordinary Iranians, it remains far from certain that the government will collapse...
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What is Causing the Rise of Today’s Global Far Right?
"In the end, this is about how we view our society and how we view our nation."
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Everything You Need to Know About the Bolivian Coup and What Comes Next
The Globe Post spoke with Latin America expert Alex Main about what happened in Bolivia and what the country might...
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Grace Blakeley: The World Must be Saved from ‘Financialization’
Where many see a strong economy today, Blakeley sees not just the early indicators of an inevitable recession, but the...
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Democracy in Decline: is the West Complicit?
With democracy on the defense around the globe, The Globe Post's Bryan Bowman spoke with Newell about the forces that...
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Is Climate Change Driving Pirate Attacks in Indonesia?
New research shows a correlation between poor local fishing conditions - caused in part by climate change - and increases...
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Legal Expert: Trump Must be Impeached Over Ukraine Scandal to Preserve Rule of Law
"If we don't impeach this president now, we can really kiss the rule of law goodbye."
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Inside Lampedusa, the Front Line of Europe’s Migration Crisis
The "closed ports" policies of the prior Italian government culminated in a humanitarian and political crisis. With a new government...
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Why is the US Economy so Prone to Crashes? An Interview With Economist Richard Wolff
Drawing from the Marxian tradition, Wolff maintains that if we are to understand why the American and global economies are...
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In Argentina, Children of ‘Death Flights’ Perpetrators Aim to Testify Against Parents
"The possibility of contributing to memory, truth and justice ... dignifies me as a human being, and therefore it allows...
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The Most Repressive State You May Have Never Heard Of
"Most other governments at least make a pretense of having a constitution and having a parliament ... that is something...
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TGP Writing Contest Winner: ‘Make Your Stories Heard!’
With her article about illegal recyclers in Asia's biggest slum Dharavi, Mansi Choukney won The Globe Post’s 2019 writing contest....
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Catalan Foreign Minister: Separatist Trial a ‘Historic Mistake’
"I like to link this with Jefferson's phrase, when he said that the world belongs to the living, not to...
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