Piers Morgan and phone hacking: what even he can’t denyThere’s a lot of evidence about Morgan and hacking, but how much has he already admitted? More than you might think... By Brian Cathcart . 21 Jan
A third way exists to avoid another Middle East war While there are two ways of dealing with the conflict with Iran, there is a third way that can avoid a war By Daoud Kuttab . 10 Jan
For British Muslims, the outlook for 2020 is continuing racist abuse from the pressEven the outgoing IPSO chair admits there's a problem, but neither he nor his Tory politician successor will do anything to make a difference By Brian Cathcart . 1 Jan
Israeli twin babies sold in child trafficking scandal in USAAdi Gino, mother of twin girls sold by child trafficking ring in USA/Israel comes forward to name all the parties involved in the theft of her children. Rabbi Shmuel Puretz is also involved, and currently indicted and charged for another By Marianne Azizi . 29 Dec
Child rescued from Israeli welfare after they hold her in a containerAfter being held in a container for seven months, Ethiopian/Eritrean child is finally released home to her parents. By Marianne Azizi . 10 Dec
New NGO to document family courts and parental alienation worldwideSystematic abuse of families and children to be documented by Children & Families International - a new NGO launched to defend the family. By Marianne Azizi . 8 Dec
The Colour of Russian Money Part 24: how to help bank looters get away with it... Christine Lagarde is popularly viewed as a strident anti corruption voice at the IMF- why have both her and the fund been eerily lenient about Latvia? By Stephen Komarnyckyj . 21 Nov
Yes, there is a crisis in British journalism, and yes, journalists are in denialThe editor-in-chief of Press Gazette, Dominic Ponsford, insists all is well. This is my reply By Brian Cathcart . 19 Nov
PEX 2020: What's next for Palestine's capital market?Interview with Ahmad Aweidah, CEO of Palestine Exchange, and Fida Musleh-Azar from listed firm APIC (Arab Palestinian Investment Company). By Anna Reitman . 19 Nov
Is there a crisis in British journalism? Consider thisA shameful catalogue of events has been unfolding, but most journalists refuse to face it – or report it By Brian Cathcart . 11 Nov
The Colour of Russian Money Part 23: the Boys are Back in TownThe men who looted Latvia's Parex Bank were never properly prosecuted and are getting up to their old tricks... By Stephen Komarnyckyj . 28 Oct
WHy did Pelosi & Schiff make a surprise visit to Jordan?The surprise visit to Jordan by speaker of the House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi and the head of the impeachment effort Adam Schiff leave many questions By Daoud Kuttab . 26 Oct
WHy did Pelosi & Schiff make a surprise visit to Jordan?The surprise visit to Jordan by speaker of the House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi and the head of the impeachment effort Adam Schiff leave many questions By Daoud Kuttab . 26 Oct
Meghan and the car park: anatomy of a royal news ‘story’Newspapers publish falsehoods because there's nothing to stop them. And as this example shows, that's no accident By Brian Cathcart . 24 Oct
THE 10 SLY EVASIONS OF ANDREW NORFOLKLatest on the scandal at the Times: its reporter ducks and weaves his way through a long BBC interview about his infamous 'Muslim foster care' story – while failing to disprove a single criticism By Brian Cathcart . 18 Oct
An open letter to John Witherow, editor of the TimesYou told a court 'We correct things that are wrong'. Now it's time to correct your paper's falsehoods about that 'Christian child forced into Muslim foster care' By Brian Cathcart . 15 Oct
It's not about Harry's mental state; it's about papers breaking the lawRight across the press there has been a desperate effort to distract us from serious allegations of wrongdoing by journalists By Brian Cathcart . 8 Oct
Taybeh More than just a beer meccaThe small Palestinian village of Taybeh has become popular because of its home-brewed beer but the people of Taybeh want you to know that they are more than just a beer town. By Daoud Kuttab . 5 Oct
N-Trubz: Jailed Tulisa Journo is Back - this time for the Mail on SundayDisgraced undercover reporter 'Fake Sheikh' Mazher Mahmood - jailed in 2016 for lying in court over the drugs case of former N-Dubz star Tulisa Constostavlos - is back in business... secretly supplying stories and pictures to Lord Rotherme By Byline Investigations . 19 Sep
Angry about that RNLI story? Spread the word: Don't buy the TimesThis vile story wasn't journalism, and yet Times journalists wrote, edited and published it. Like the Sun in Liverpool, their paper should be boycotted By Brian Cathcart . 16 Sep
