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Why bombing Ashkelon is the most tragic irony PDF Print Email
Nov - Dec 2008

How easy it is to snap off the history of the Palestinians, to delete the narrative of their tragedy, to avoid a grotesque irony about Gaza which - in any other conflict - journalists would be writing about in their first reports: that the original, legal owners of the Israeli land on which Hamas rockets are detonating live in Gaza.
 
Seaworthy PDF Print Email
Jul - Aug 2008

The growing frustration of the families of the passengers in the MV Princess of the Stars reflects the long-running problems of our domestic shipping industry. The ship went down near Romblon when Typhoon Frank hit the country last weekend.
 
Just and democratic governance: Role of people’s movement in global south PDF Print Email
Mar - Apr 2008
Over the last five years or so, there seems to be more than usual interest on the issue of governance and the use of word ‘governance’ in developmental and political jargon.
 
Defenders of World Bank's Wolfowitz double their standards PDF Print Email
Mar-Apr 2007
Washington - Some of the same neoconservative institutions that are defending World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz against charges that he unethically promoted the career and compensation of his romantic partner were among the most aggressive in attacking former United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan for alleged nepotism on behalf of his son.
 
Who will save Palestine? PDF Print Email
Jul-Aug 2007
These days the Hamas acting government and Fatah “emergency government” are sapping the interest from any news story that might report on Israel’s criminal deeds inside Gaza and the West Bank. Both these Palestinian enclaves are still under Israel’s military occupation - one shunned and isolated by political intrigue and the other apparently working at cooperating with the occupier, and there’s the tragedy of it all.
 
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