Daniel Falcone is a journalist who writes for CounterPunch and Truthout. His articles focus on international conflicts, foreign policy, social justice, and the intersection of politics and academia. With a critical lens, Daniel explores topics such as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, US foreign policy, and the influence of right-wing ideologies.
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By: Diego Herrera Carcedo, Heba Gowayed, Jonathan Ng, C.J. Polychroniou, Anna Lekas Miller, Olivia Rosane, Kathy Kelly, Blanca Missé, Jon Queally, Jake Johnson, Daniel Falcone, Juan González, Michel Moushabeck, Danaka Katovich, Amy Goodman
Those pushing for the diplomatic path acknowledge it will be a hard path, but say war cannot be the permanent choice.
By: Kelly Hayes
He cried out for a free Palestine, and yet the US media set out to suppress the meaning and purpose of his sacrifice.
By: David Kattenburg, Blanca Missé, Juan González, Daniel Falcone, Jake Johnson, Stephen Zunes, Kelly Hayes, Danaka Katovich, Amy Goodman, Anna Lekas Miller, Lindsay Koshgarian, Jon Queally, Ashley Smith
Ten years after Ukraine’s Maidan Revolution, what should the left make of it?
We must resist the hypocrisy of Western governments deciding when international law applies and when it does not.
By: Jeff Schuhrke, Marcy Newman, Zane Mcneill, Corey Winchester, Khury Petersen-Smith, Daniel Falcone, Eleanor J. Bader, Jon Queally, Nadra Nittle, Chabeli Carrazana
Israel is targeting Palestinian universities and scholars in Gaza and the West Bank. All academics should speak out.
Even the Pentagon tacitly admits that US-Sahelian partnerships aren’t reducing terrorist violence at all after 20 years.
The Syrian Civil War was the longest and most complex geo-political conflict to emerge out of the Arab Spring, thus creating a complicated legacy for
By: Daniel Falcone, Richard Falk
The Syrian Civil War was the longest geo-political conflict to emerge out of the Arab Spring, creating a legacy for analysts to interrogate.
By: Alex Thurston
In just the last week, the US announced withdrawals of military personnel from both Niger and Chad.
Japan’s Prime Minister Fumio Kishida visited Washington in early April 2024 to reaffirm strategic partnership and geopolitical interests with the United
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