by John MacDougall, John Ratliff and Jonathan King Originally posted by Cambridge Residents Alliance Ignoring the testimony of hundreds of pubic transit passengers and dozens of community organizations, the MBTA Fiscal Advisory Board voted recently to increase fares an average of more than 9% […]
Part 2 of an exchange. See the piece by Rashin Khosravibavandpouri. By Andrey Kortunov The 2011 failed transition in Libya was an important learning experience for Moscow. It consolidated the conservative faction in the Russian political establishment and nearly silenced the liberal opposition. After Libya, […]
A visitor to the West Bank who takes one of the ubiquitous yellow Ford Transit “servis” taxis between one city to another may notice an odd ritual. Palestinians do not like to use seatbelts, even in their own private vehicles, never mind in public transportation. […]
Part 1 of an exchange. See the response by Andrei Kortunov. Since he became president in 1999, Russian President Vladimir Putin has had the ambition of changing the unilateral order of the international world to a new bilateral one. Russia’s enormous territory, nuclear arsenal, and […]
Nablus, April 2 — A few nights ago, in the West Bank city of Nablus, I was awakened by sustained volleys of gunfire near the hotel where I was staying. The Hotel al-Yasmeen, is located in the town’s old al-Qasaba market district – yes, it’s […]
Rally Outside Welcome Party for GE Execs Hosted by Gov Baker & Mayor Walsh Monday, April 4th, 2016, 3:30pm-5:30 pm 60 State Street, Boston, MA (near Boston City Hall and State Street Stop on the Orange Line) Coalition of Boston area social justice groups and leaders […]
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