[Alternatives International]

Articles

• How Populism Normalises Dehumanisation

  27 mars, par Messaoud Romdhani
  According to sociologists, dehumanisation rarely begins with physical violence. It often emerges gradually through political and cultural narratives that redefine difference as a threat and exclude certain groups from the “moral community”. As contemporary populist rhetoric increasingly frames (…)

• Between Tyranny and Silence : Understanding Societal Decay in the Arab World

  12 mars, par Messaoud Romdhani
  Across much of the Arab world, the absence of genuine democracy is no longer a hidden flaw but a defining political reality. The Arab region does not merely confront isolated crises; it is caught in a profound structural collapse, the culmination of decades of cultural insularity, unchecked (…)

• Respecting International Law Depends on Who Breaks It : Why Canada Backed the War Against Iran

  6 mars, par Jeremy Wildeman — Bulletin
  When Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney recently warned at the World at the Economic Forum in Davos that “middle powers must act together because if we're not at the table, we're on the menu,” many saw this as a defence of international law and the multilateral order. That earned him global (…)

• Canadian Cleanliness is Built on Malaysian Garbage

  4 mars, par Safi Khan — Bulletin
  Environmental degradation is one of the most immediately visible consequences of rapid economic growth in Southeast Asia. Visitors from more developed countries will quickly notice that trash and pollution are not peripheral issues in the region but rather they are simply a major part of the (…)

• "Ni Dieu Ni Maître"

  1er mars, par Niall Clapham Ricardo — Bulletin
  The reported killing of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in coordinated strikes on Iran marks a historic rupture. But history did not begin this week, and it will not end with the death of one man. What we are witnessing is the culmination of decades of militarism, sanctions, proxy wars, and Western (…)