TRNN Week June 10 - 15

Egypt Moves Towards Outright Dictatorship Jihan Hifaz: Supreme Court disbands Parliament and brings back emergency powers; Real News crew temporarily detained Go to story | Go to homepage

Euro-Crisis Used to Destroy Social Contract European adjustments are not the product of a mistake, but a design to break down some of the leftover architecture of the Cold War, which might be called the insurance premium that was paid against conversion to communism. Go to story | Go to homepage

June 14 Greeks Face a Momentous Decision Costas Lapavitsas: If Syriza wins coming elections and does not fulfill its promises, face up to leaving the Euro, it will open a path for far right Go to story | Go to homepage

Hundreds Rally to Fight for Philadelphia Public Schools Philadelphia communities outraged by austerity and school privatization Go to story | Go to homepage

June 13 Marching in Memory of Khaled Said, Protesters Call For Election Boycott "The Military Council is trying to stick us between two candidates, so we've created a third option: boycott the elections or spoil your vote" Go to story | Go to homepage

What I'd Ask JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon Robert Johnson: We are unlikely to hear tough questions from Senate Banking Committee as JP Morgan is their biggest campaign contributor Go to story | Go to homepage

What Would a Green Industrial Strategy Look Like? Robert Pollin: Shifting spending from the military-industrial complex to a green economy would create more jobs and build a sustainable industrial base Go to story | Go to homepage

The Best of Larry Wilkerson TRNN's collection of Larry Wilkerson interviews Go to story | Go to homepage

June 12 Egyptian Men and Women Protest Sexual Harassment After several violent attacks against women in the heart of the revolutionary Tahrir Square, male and female activists organized a protest against an issue that is rarely talked about in Egypt. Go to story | Go to homepage

Five "Indisputable Points" About Human Caused Climate Change Jeff Kiehl: There has been a breakdown between scientific information and effective public policy Go to story | Go to homepage

Will Military Budget Cuts Weaken Defence and Lose Jobs? Bob Pollin: Cuts triggered by the Congressional sequestration process are not as big as Pentagon spin and military spending is an inefficient "job creator" Go to story | Go to homepage

June 11 Reflections on Wisconsin Report on film "We Are Wisconsin", featuring Brian and Melissa Austin; active police officer and a housewife turned activist Go to story | Go to homepage

America has an Industrial Policy - It's Run by the Pentagon Bob Pollin: We need an industrial policy aimed at jobs and a green economy, not massive public spending on the military Go to story | Go to homepage

Israel and Women's Disobedience Social TV: Israeli women who disobey the movement restrictions the state is forcing on the Palestinians are being threatened and made targets of investigations of the police Go to story | Go to homepage

June 10 Who Wants Peace in Colombia? Forrest Hylton: The far right is not interested in a peace process Go to story | Go to homepage

Climate Change: Hasn't Warming Happened Before? Valérie Masson-Delmotte: Warming that took place during medieval times and earlier is not the same phenomenon that is happening now Go to story | Go to homepage

Did Social Over Spending Cause the Euro-Crisis? Carlo Panico: Most media pays no attention to scientific economic literature Go to story | Go to homepage