Links

World news sites

The Grayzone Project (publisher and co-editor Max Blumenthal)
Pushback with Aaron Maté (interview program on The Grayzone, host Aaron Maté)
Fairness and Accuracy In Reporting (Published online in the United States. CounterSpin is FAIR’s weekly, 30-minute, radio newsmagazine program.)
Black Agenda Report (Website and weekly e-newsletter in the U.S., founded in 2006 by Glen Ford, Margaret Kimberley and Bruce Dixon.)
Around The Empire (Around The Empire is a weekly interview podcast program, with hosts Dan Wright and Joanne Leon.)
TeleSUR
TASS Russian News Agency
Xinhua (China’s main English language state media outlet)
Global Times (Reflects the views of the Chinese Communist Party)
RT.com (The RT news service has evolved editorially to the right during the past several years. Today, its pages are filled with right-wing, social commentary. It is also a voice of global warming distraction and denial, regularly mocking Greta Thunberg. RT‘s shift to the political right commenced during the U.S. election of 2016 when it portrayed Donald Trump as a man seeking world peace in opposition to a U.S. ‘deep state’. RT is an embarrassment that needs a sweeping overhaul by the Russian government if it is to be treated as a serious news outlet.)
Venezuela Analysis (News and analysis of the ongoing Bolivarian Revolution championed by the late Hugo Chavez)
Orinico Tribune (News and analysis of Venezuela by Venezuelans living in the U.S. and Europe.)
Tirades and Diatribes Nicaragua focus, by Camilo Mejia, former U.S. soldier born in Nicaragua
Resumen Latinoamericano (Weekly newsletter in English on Spanish-language site)
The Canada-Haiti Information Project
Media Lens (Founded in Britain in 2001 by David Cromwell and David Edwards.)
Reveal, by the Center for Investigative Reporting (Articles and weekly podcast, founded in 1977. Past podcast episodes here.)
In These Times (Founded in 1976 by author and historian James Weinstein with the mission to “identify and clarify the struggles against corporate power now multiplying in American society.”)
The Intercept (U.S. and world news, with anti-Russia slant.)
Democracy Now (Monday-Friday syndicated news broadcast of U.S. and world news, with anti-Russia editorial viewpoint.)
The Nation (Longstanding, liberal U.S. print weekly, 34 issues per year.)
TomDispatch (A project of the Nation Institute.)
Granma International, English edition
Haiti Liberté (Print weekly in Kreyol, French and English.)
Zoom In Korea (‘Critical news and analysis of the Korean peninsula’, U.S. based.)
International Strategy Center (Seoul, Korea)
The Hankyoreh (English edition of progressive, mainstream news agency in South Korea.)
Korean Central News Agency (State news service of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea.)
The Daily Blog (New Zealand)
Donetsk News Agency (Donbass region of Ukraine-Russia border region.)
People’s Council of the Donetsk People’s Republic (Official English language website.)

Canada news:

National Newswatch (headlines of published reports in Canada’s mainstream media)
National Observer (national news, focus on global warming emergency, world outlook echoes Canadian gov’t participation in U.S.-led new cold war against Russia and, more recently, China)
Passage (online magazine published in Toronto) ‘Passage offers left-wing perspectives on politics, economics, and culture from Canadian writers and thinkers.’
The Tyee (liberal news outlook, published online in Vancouver)
The Narwhal (Victoria BC) ‘Created by Carol Linnitt and Emma Gilchrist in 2018, growing out of their previous project, DeSmog Canada.’
The Energy Mix ‘A Canadian non-profit that promotes community awareness of, engagement in, and action on climate change, energy, and post-carbon solutions.’
Rank and File.ca (Canada labor news)
Defense Watch (blog by David Pugliese of the daily Ottawa Citizen and National Post)
Gorilla Radio (weekly one-hour interview program, with host Chris Cook, on University of Victoria radio, related news site is Pacific Free Press.)
People’s Voice (print monthly and online)

Russia-Crimea-Ukraine

Daily news and analysis of world events involving or affecting Russia can be found on RT and TASS, and on the websites of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation and the President of Russia. Essential analysis appears in Irrussianality (professor Paul Robinson at University of Ottawa). Insightful news and analysis of Ukraine appears on the Facebook page of Ivan Katchanovski (University of Ottawa), though it is marred by his inaccurate view of the pro-autonomy movement in Donbass (former Donetsk and Lugansk provinces of Ukraine) as ‘seperatist’.

Turkey and the Middle East (English)

Al-Monitor
Electronic Intifada (Palestine)
+972 Magazine (Israel-Palestine)
The Palestine Chronicle
Ramzay Baroud (Palestinian writer, weekly column in Jordan Times)
Rai al-Youn (Palestine, founding editor is Abdel Bari Atwan)
BDS Movement (Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions against Israel) ‘The Palestinian BDS National Committee is the broadest Palestinian civil society coalition that works to lead and support the BDS movement for Palestinian rights.’)
Jonathan Cook British writer based in Nazareth since 2001
Mondoweiss ‘An independent website devoted to informing readers about developments in Israel/Palestine and related US foreign policy.’
One Democratic State Campaign (Facebook page)
The Iranian News and opinion website since 1995
Ikhwanweb (English language website of the Muslim Brotherhood of Egypt)
Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA)
Turkish Minute News site with daily, capsule reporting as well as occasional feature items
Ahval news agency (Turkey)
Turkey Purge ‘We are a small group of young journalists who are trying to be the voice for Turkish people who suffer under an oppressive regime. We all have personal stories that made us start this website…’
Platform for Independent Journalism (P24) ‘An initiative to support and promote editorial independence in the Turkish press at a time when the journalistic profession is under fierce commercial and political pressure.’
Human Rights Association of Turkey (IHD) The Human Rights Association of Turkey (IHD in Turkish) is the longest-standing and largest human rights organization in Turkey. Founded in 1986, it has 34 branches, seven representation offices and more than 8,100 members (2016).
Human Rights Foundation of Turkey
Freedom for Turkish Academics Campaign website, including helping Turkish academics in danger with finding new positions in Belgium and neighbor countries.
People’s Democratic Party English-language website of People’s Democratic Party (HDP). Follow the People’s Democratic Party here on Facebook.
Anadolu Agency Mainstream, pro-government Turkish news agency
Rudaw (Kurdish news agency in northern Iraq)
ANF News (reflecting the views of the Kurdistan Workers Party-PKK)