Steve Sweeney
International Editor of the Morning Star newspaper in Britain.
The world watches in silence as Zelensky crushes democracy in Ukraine
We know that when communist parties are banned or destroyed, the labour movement soon follows, press freedom is crushed and democracy stifled. This is exactly what is happening now in Ukraine.
Kremenchuk, the media, and the fog of war - what really happened
“Ukraine says” has become the caveat added to any sentence so that any report, no matter how ridiculous or lacking in evidence, can be passed off as undeniable truth.
Ukraine - No arms for Nato’s proxy war
While many viewed the Spanish Civil War as the precursor to World War II, the war in Ukraine is in reality a proxy war being fought by NATO and the US against Russia.
"HURRAH FOR THE AZOV!"- The curious case of the BBC whitewashing of Nazism in Ukraine
Neo-nazis across the world glorify Azov, and whitewashing them in the way the BBC and other mainstream media organizations have should not be taken lightly.
Did the US take out one of its own assets when it killed the Leader of ISIS?
What is increasingly clear is that ISIS will not be defeated by the same forces that brought it into Syria and Iraq in the first place.
Beirut Shootings: How Western Media Manipulation Hides the Murky Hand of US Imperialism
The attack bore all the hallmarks of a US-backed intervention, and it doesn’t take much digging to find the links between the murky hand of Washington and the dark forces behind the bloodshed on the streets and a cover-up by a compliant western media.
Assange Assassination Plot: Media Silence
The future of journalism, democracy, and the right for people to know the truth is at stake. None of us are free as long as Julian Assange remains behind bars.
Biden is a War criminal and He, Along with the Killers of Soleimani Must be Brought to Justice
By the end of Obama's tenure, the US was waging a secret war in at least 134 countries from the Horn of Africa to the Middle East and Latin America with Special Operations forces present in nearly 70% of the world’s nations.
BBC Apology over Douma Coverage
BBC barely mentioned the news of their admission that its coverage of the incident was “seriously flawed”, although did at least publish the outcome of the complaint on its website.