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Geopolitics Israel-Palestine War

Haifa And Beyond — How Hezbollah Will Respond To Israel’s Onslaught

We have entered a new phase of confrontation. The war on the northern front has become a reality and not just threats. Hezbollah may be reeling after the pagers attack and the bombings in southern Lebanon, but it is also set to go on the offensive, taking aim at Israel’s northern coastal city of Haifa.

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Geopolitics

Meloni’s Shield: Why The Italian Left Can’t Unite (Like In France) Against The Far Right

While the French left managed to unify and win parliamentary elections, Italy’s left appears stuck in a situation of constant conflict and uncertainty. And that leaves right-wing Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni firmly in control.

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In The News

Worldcrunch Magazine #78 — Getting Dark In Ecuador

April 8 – April 14, 2024

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Geopolitics Society

Executions And Torture — The Darkest Side Of Ecuador’s Militarization

Since Ecuador’s president declared a state of emergency in January, military violence has increased. For Agência Pública, Ecuadorian journalist Thalíe Ponce talks to the families of three of those who were killed by the military.

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Society

El Salvador Elections: Nayib Bukele Set To Ride Security-At-All-Costs To Second Term

The incumbent has achieved enormous popularity with his state of emergency ironclad rule, which has largely curbed gang violence

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In The News

Where Is Peng Shuai, Malcolm X Murder Case Reversal, iPhone DIY

? Ndeewo!* Welcome to Thursday, where drug overdose deaths top 100,000 in the U.S. for the first time, doubts and worries grow about Chinese tennis player Peng Shuai, and Apple finally lets users fiddle with their iPhones. Meanwhile, we also focus on 6 female athletes that have joined male teams. [*Igbo – Nigeria]   7 […]

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Geopolitics

Get Out Of Egypt, U.S. And Other Countries Warn Travelers

AL JAZEEARA (Quatar), BBC Woldcrunch CAIRO — Supporters of deposed Egypt President Mohamed Morsi asked their fellow citizens to join them in a nationwide “Friday of Anger” to protest the Egyptian security forces massacre that killed at least 638 people Wednesday. Meanwhile, the U.S. and other countries have urged their citizens to leave the country. […]

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Geopolitics Ideas

Why The Egyptian Army’s Crackdown On Islamists Spells Death For Democracy

The liberal arm of the anti-Muslim Brotherhood movement is unlikely to survive the army’s bloody attack on supporters of former President Mohamed Morsi.

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Eyes on the U.S.

Sandy Set To Clobber Eastern Seaboard

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE, WUNDERGROUND.COM, BALTIMORE SUN, STRATFORD PATCH (U.S.), INDEPENDENT (U.K.), STERN (Germany) Worldcrunch NEW YORK – As day breaks, Hurricane Sandy is bearing down on the east coast of the United States, with schools, stock exchanges, airports, subways and a presidential election on lockdown, as residents and rescue personnel brace for what may be […]

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