The noted political commentator on the campaign of Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) against Israel

BY Michael Albert 22 July 2014

Our statement did not lend support to the CPM's actions in Nandigram or its recent economic policies in West Bengal, nor was that our intention. On the contrary, we asserted ... that we found them tragically wrong.

BY Others 3 December 2007

From invasions to reasons for staying. What would constitute 'victory'? What are the motivations guiding US policy? What went wrong? What explains the calls for withdrawal? Impact of anti-war campaigns and comparisons with Vietnam? What are the optio

BY Michael Albert 27 December 2006

Religion, homophobia, machismo, family values, and fear that floated nationalism above reason and that elevated paranoia above empathy buoyed Bush above sidebar concerns like the demise of civilization, climate, economy, solidarity, and even security

BY Michael Albert 3 November 2004

The basic issues remain: (1) Who will run Iraq, Iraqis or a clique in Crawford Texas? (2) Will the American people permit the narrow reactionary sectors that barely hold on to political power to implement their domestic and international agendas?

BY Michael Albert 13 April 2003

So, which is it? Is history on a road to a worse past or on a road to a better future?Is democracy coming to the USA…real democracy, for the first time? Or fascism?

BY Michael Albert 10 April 2003

If war does come, I intend to reply to the demand to support our troops by saying that yes, I too 'support our troops.'

BY Michael Albert 17 March 2003

Frequently asked questions and answers on the proposed 'war on Iraq'

BY Michael Albert 12 October 2002

Concluding part of wide-ranging Znet interview on the US Warplans

BY Michael Albert 6 October 2002

Various questions are circulating among people worried about war and the imminent attack on Iraq. On Aug 29, 2002, Michael Albert of Znet put a dozen of these to Noam Chomsky, via email.

BY Michael Albert 8 September 2002