Terms of Asylum and Distraction: Ecuador’s President Moreno’s “Assange Problem”
By Dr. Binoy Kampmark
The Ecuadorean response was a crowing one, arguing that the state’s treatment of Assange was in accordance with international law, and that their guest’s situation “cannot be extended indefinitely and (Ecuador) expects it to be resolved as soon as possible.” Read more...
By Dr. Binoy Kampmark
The Ecuadorean response was a crowing one, arguing that the state’s treatment of Assange was in accordance with international law, and that their guest’s situation “cannot be extended indefinitely and (Ecuador) expects it to be resolved as soon as possible.” Read more...
Don’t be Surprised by the Latest Outbreak of Xenophobic Violence in South Africa
By Andrew Korybko
Rioters destroyed several migrant-owned businesses in the South African port city of Durban last weekend and drove some of them from their homes in an outbreak of xenophobic violence that many feared might portend a return to the infamous events of 2008. Read more...