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Charlie Skelton is menaced by police with guns (and mirrors on sticks) in his third dispatch from (near) the Bilderberg summit of the global elite

Inspired by protests from Tunis to New York, activists and people's assemblies have collaborated on a vision for a new global governance

Arresting a middle-aged writer in an evening gown for peaceable conduct is a far cry from when America was a free republic

A general introduction to the motivation behind the Occupy movement. This film is by no means an extensive documentary of their agenda but more of a general overview for anyone who doesn't understand 'what it's all about'. I hope this can help to re-address the, largely distorted view, that the mainstream media presents of the Occupy movement. Filmed at College Green, Bristol, UK.

Nicolas Sarkozy and David Cameron today marked the 70th anniversary of Charles de Gaulle's second world war broadcast which rallied the French against Nazi Germany.

Just as many Iraqis expected, the Blackwater banning was a publicity stunt by the Iraqi government prior to the elections, in reality: Names change, but the faces stay the same

US security firm mired in Iraq controversy changes its name Blackwater Worldwide renamed Xe as company tries to salvage its tarnished brand

The "progressive tea party" has been born. Inspired by the UK Uncut movement, the popular revolutions sweeping through North Africa, and articles in the Nation and Washington Post, activists in Mississippi, Chicago, New York, California, Maine, Oklahoma, North Carolina, Washington DC and elsewhere have started US Uncut to mobilize against corporate tax cheats who are costing America billions of dollars each year and forcing the government to propose deep cuts to vital services and pay freezes for hardworking families.

Thom Hartmann talks to Ryan Clayton, US Uncut (http://usuncut.org/) and Johann Hari, The Nation Magazine about the US and UK Uncut.

This week, EFF has seen censorship stories move closer and closer to home - first Iran, then the UK, and now San Francisco, an early locus of the modern free speech movement. Operators of the Bay Area Rapid Transit system (BART) shut down cell phone service to four stations in downtown San Francisco yesterday in response to a planned protest. Last month, protesters disrupted BART service in response to the fatal shooting of Charles Blair Hill by BART police on July 3rd. Thursday's protest failed to materialize, possibly because the disruption of cell phone service made organization and coordination difficult.

Other countries are worse. So? The rest of us would be jailed for assault if we hit someone with a stick in response to extreme provocation.

The UK argument about bonuses has crossed to the US. Year-end rewards for pushing the world economy over the brink? I don't think so.