Top news of the week: 28.02.2023.
Stop Demonizing Stock Buybacks
If progressives think they’ve found a good stick to beat corporate America with, they’re wrong.
African Media Cultures and Chinese Public Relations Strategies in Kenya and Ethiopia
Differing Kenyan and Ethiopian journalism norms have fundamentally shaped the strategies and local relationships of three Chinese firms contracted to build railways in Africa.
Biden Condemns Putin's Suspension Of Arms Treaty With U.S.: 'Big Mistake'
Putin has said Russia was withdrawing from the treaty because of U.S. support to Ukraine.
Israel’s majoritarian nightmare should be a US concern
Israel’s governing coalition is legislating the most far-reaching revolution ever in the state’s constitutional makeup, leading to pure, unbridled majoritarian rule.
Giorgia Meloni, Zelensky's Awkward Ally
A statement echoing Kremlin propaganda from Silvio Berlusconi has embarrassed the Italian prime minister ahead of her trip to Kyiv.
The death of Tory England: It’s not murder, it’s suicide
Killed by the failure to meet ordinary "conservative" aspirations for a decent life
James Abourezk, First Arab-American U.S. Senator, Dies at 92
The South Dakota Democrat was known for his quick wit as he advocated for populist causes.
“A Revolution of the Poor, for the Poor and by the Poor”: Making Revolution in Rural Cold War Mexico
During the “long 1960s” in the Mexican state of Guerrero, a mostly rural and impoverished region geographically marked by a long Pacific Ocean coastline and the Sierra Madre del Sur ...