The colour of Russian money part 16: An Open Letter to Paul VolckerPaul Volcker, the former chairman of the Federal Reserve, has invested in a bank that appears to have been propped up via a bogus privatisation deal at a cost of over €55m to the Latvian people... By Stephen Komarnyckyj . 15 Feb
Leading Charities Call For No Deal Clarity On InsulinGovernment must provide concrete detail on access to insulin in event of no-deal Brexit, say leading diabetes charities: In a joint statement, Diabetes UK and JDRF have said that, without more detail, they cannot say a no-deal Brexit would By J.J. Patrick . 14 Feb
Jordan must stop putting checkwriters in jailThere are better ways to have a good credit economy than putting people in jail for writing a bad check By Daoud Kuttab . 13 Feb
Paul Dacre’s Top Writer Leaves The Daily MailDiarist Peter McKay is the first big hitter to walk-out of Northcliffe House following regime change. By Byline Investigations . 12 Feb
The Cairncross Report: what it says and first impressionsThese decent proposals for helping public service journalism are worryingly vulnerable to manipulation by corporate press bosses and their ministerial friends By Brian Cathcart . 12 Feb
Rebekah Uncovered: Part 3Milly Dowler and how Rebekah Brooks threw her staff to the wolves. By Paul McMullan . 9 Feb
Palestinian Christian Diplomacy in fight against Christian ZionistsThe Palestinian government is turning to its own Chrsitian community and even its evangelicals to campaign against distorted Christian Zionists. By Daoud Kuttab . 7 Feb
Phone hacking: time the police stepped inEvidence against executives and editors is piling up in the civil courts, but newspapers are just buying their way out of trouble. The right place for this is the criminal courts, which means the Met must act By Brian Cathcart . 4 Feb
Film: Malware For HumansMalware For Humans is a conversation-led, independent documentary about fake news, big data, electoral interference, and hybrid warfare. It is available for free, without advertisements, worldwide from 12pm (GMT) today. By J.J. Patrick . 3 Feb
“Nobody wants a No-Deal...” — Boris Johnson caught lying again.What to do when a politician tells lies after lies, after lies... Fact-checking Boris Johnson. By J.N. PAQUET . 1 Feb
Disinformation Threat: OspreyA small hub of active, external hostile disinformation actors has been identified and is working in conjunction with a domestic disinformation operation to advance Yellow Vest and WTO narratives. The network has been accessing the UKIP audi By J.J. Patrick . 31 Jan
Will the new Palestinian government be more accountable?The resigantion of the Rami Hamdallah government at the behest of the powerful Fatah Central Committee means that the new government will be a little bit more accountable By Daoud Kuttab . 31 Jan
Alternative Solutions to the Prisons Crisis: How Life Coaching Inmates Can Empower Them to Escape a Failing SystemWe can't wait for the Government to make our crisis-hit prisons places of change. Meet the charity that's helping prisoners to transform their lives and stay out of them. By Hardeep Matharu . 31 Jan
20,000 Israeli children taken from home says Knesset and we don't know what happened to themWhilst activists against welfare are now in prison, the State announced the doubling of children taken from home annually. By Marianne Azizi . 30 Jan
Israeli woman enters battered women's shelter for not being able to eat lamb at homeBattered women's shelters now add dietary violence to criteria for women to leave husbands By Marianne Azizi . 28 Jan
The Cairncross Review and the crisis in journalismCan Dame Frances Cairncross find a way of subsidising journalism without giving ministers the power to syphon money to their corrupt press chums – and without enabling Big Tech to buy itself freedom from scrutiny? By Brian Cathcart . 28 Jan
Brexiter’s anti-German sentiments remain unchallenged on the BBC.Are BBC journalists trained for today’s post-truth, populist politics? The question must be asked after a British politician remained unchallenged after expressing anti-German sentiments during an interview. By J.N. PAQUET . 27 Jan
Rebekah Uncovered: Part 2The sexy phone hacked recordings Rebekah Brooks unleashed with perfect timing to destroy golfer Nick Faldo's 1995 Open. By Paul McMullan . 26 Jan
BREAKING: Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson Adviser Steve Bannon Implicated in Mueller InvestigationAs Steve Bannon is identified as the ‘High-Ranking’ Trump Campaign official in the Roger Stone indictment, the question of Russian collusion not only moves upwards to the President, but across the Atlantic By Peter Jukes . 26 Jan
BREAKING: Mueller Looks to London – How Roger Stone’s Arrest by the FBI spells Trouble for Nigel Farage and BrexitThe arrest of Trump’s long-time political advisor for his contact with Wikileaks and Russian hacking of the Democratic Party has two key leads to the UK and Brexit By Peter Jukes . 26 Jan
