International

Bill Quigley
Hundreds of Thousands Homeless in Haiti Three Years After Earthquake
09 Jan 2013
by Bill Quigley and Amber Ramanauskas The military occupation of Haiti could not possibly have been intended to help the Haitian people, whose material conditions have dramatically worsened under…
Stephen Gowans
Book Review: Obama’s War Against Libya
09 Jan 2013
For eight months in 2011, the U.S. and its NATO allies waged aggressive war against the sovereign state of Libya, to the cheers of much of what passes for the Left in the imperialist countries.
The Other Black History: The Maroons and Zumbi dos Palmares
21 Nov 2012
A Black Agenda Radio commentary by BAR managing editor Bruce A. Dixon African slaves in the US, the Caribbean and Brazil ran away whenever they could. In favorable situations, escaped slaves called…
Horace G. Campbell
A Year Later, the War in Libya is Far from Over
23 Oct 2012
by Horace Campbell
Lizzie Phelan
Libyan City Under Siege by Militias
10 Oct 2012
The same militia that erased the Black town of Tawergha and has terrorized dark-skinned Libyans and African immigrants, is threatening to attack the city of Bani Walid, which has been under artille
Dan Glazebrook
Libya, Africa and Africom: The Ongoing Disaster
30 May 2012
Libya’s destruction gave AFRICOM a renewed lease on life. The U.S.
The Editors
US and NATO-supported Libyan "Rebels" Continue Persecution of Blacks in Libya
07 Mar 2012
Video By RT These are the so-called rebels and freedom fighters in Libya backed by the Obama administration and its secretary of state Hillary Clinton. March 03, 2012 "RT" -- A shocking video has…
Cynthia McKinney
12,000 US Troops Poised to Move From Malta to Libya?
25 Jan 2012
Of course President Obama assured the world that no US troops would be deployed to Libya. Barack tells us about as much of the truth as any US president, which is to say not much, often not any.
Abayomi Azikiwe
South African President Attacks United Nations Over War Against Libya
18 Jan 2012
The President of South Africa began his rotating month as president of the UN Security Council with a rebuke of the world body’s relationship with African states.
Glen Ford , BAR executive editor
NATO's Depraved Disregard for Libyan Civilian Casualties
21 Dec 2011
NATO’s outrageous claim that no civilians were killed in the 7-month air war against Libya has been challenged by Russia and, in a very modest way, the New York Times.