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Facts are stubborn things. It is now clear even to German Federal Bank board members that the brutal austerity applied to the eurozone 鈥減eriphery鈥 鈥 Greece, Portugal, Spain, Ireland and Italy 鈥 is not just bleeding these economies white, but starting to hurt the Eurozone 鈥渃ore鈥 and world economy. As a result, the investors, the nurturing of whose fragile confidence has been the whole justification for austerity, feel like investing even less. 鈥淭his time Europe really is on the brink,鈥 said economists Nouriel Roubini and Niall Ferguson in a June 12 Der Spiegel commentary.
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After Julian Assange sought asylum in the Ecuadorian embassy in London a rally was held in his home town Melbourne on July 1. Adam Bandt, the Deputy Leader of the Australian Greens and member of parliament spells out the Greens' perspective.
After Julian Assange sought asylum in the Ecuadorian embassy in London a rally was held in his home town Melbourne on July 1. Civil Rights Lawyer Lizzie O'Shea gives her perspective.
The recent coup against Paraguay鈥檚 democratically elected president is not only a blow to democracy, but an attack against the working and poor population that supported President Fernando Lugo. The Paraguayan poor see Lugo as a bulwark against the wealthy elite who have dominated the country for decades. The United States mainstream media and politicians are not calling the events in Paraguay a coup, since the president is being 鈥渓egally impeached鈥 by the elite-dominated Paraguayan Congress.
More than 300 supporters of Julian Assange gathered at the State Library in Melbourne on July 1 to call for the Australian government to act to bring Assange home.
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