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Europe
The Assassination of Greece
The Greek government is currently locked in a life and death struggle with the elite which dominate the banks and political decision-making centres of the European Union. What are at stake are the livelihoods of 11 million Greek workers, employees and small business people and the viability of the European Union.
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Europe
Ukraine, NATO and Canadian complicity
Longtime trade union activist, former aerospace worker and writer Roger Annis spoke with Canadian Dimension editorial assistant Harrison Samphir about the war in Ukraine, threats to European stability, and the complicity of the Canadian media and federal government in aggressive military policies.
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Canadian Politics
Everything’s Harper: C-51 and the unmaking of Canada
Here we have a piece of legislation that advances the prime minister’s favourite project: undermining the hated Charter of Rights that circumscribes his power and remains a monument to his most hated rival — Pierre Trudeau.
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Culture
We Kill Our Revolutionaries
Those who rebel must understand how systems of power work; otherwise, effective resistance is impossible. Revolt requires a disciplined and hierarchical organization and an incorruptible leadership to prevent betrayal, anarchy and bloodshed.
News and Analysis
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The Grand Illusion
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The SYRIZA Moment: A Skeptical Argument
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A Different Kind of State
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John Pilger: Venezuela’s Struggle Against “a Common Enemy”
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‘Pornography Is What the End of the World Looks Like’
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Sanctions Imposed on the U.S.?
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Is Syriza Retreating?
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Syriza Holds Its Ground
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The Terror We Give Is the Terror We Get
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The World of Our Grandchildren
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Was Ottawa “Terror” Arrest Timed to Support Repressive New Legislation?
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How About a Memorial to the Victims of Harperism?
From the Magazine
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“We the North” and the “Marketing of Blackness”
CultureTo paraphrase legendary comedian Paul Mooney, “everybody wanna be black, but nobody wants to be black.”
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Note to Tar Sands Campaigners
Canadian BusinessThere are five basic lessons and challenges that campaigners and strategists can glean from The Bitumen Cliff report for broadening and deepening the resistance to the tar sands juggernaut.
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The New Canadian Militarism
Canadian PoliticsAgainst the endless security panics and the reworking of the strategic and operational deployments of Canada’s military and foreign policy branches of the state since 9/11, the enduring national mythologies of Canada as peacekeeping nation and non-imperialist state rest uneasily. the hard right conservative government of Stephen Harper has been relentlessly refashioning the cultural symbols of the state.
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The Great War: A Crime Against Humanity
Canadian PoliticsAs we were reminded nearly every day, 2014 is the 100th anniversary of the beginning of World War I. The orgy of propaganda glorifying that war coincides with Harper’s strategy of making our country more militaristic and authoritarian. World War I was one of the first great crimes against humanity of the bloody 20th century.
