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Oppenheimer Then, America Now
Oppenheimer Then, America Now by Russell Vandenbroucke 661 words The provocative film Oppenheimer weaves together stories of America’s past that also reflect our present. The narrative threads include: · the rise and fall of J. Robert Oppenheimer, the “Father of the Atomic Bomb” who led its creation at Los Alamos; · the collaboration among a constellation of scientists—many Jewish
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Lessons on Peace from Africa
Lessons on Peace from Africa by Wim Laven 543 words If you ask most people my age about Rwanda the only thing they remember is the 1994 genocide. The United Nations reports that as many as one million Tutsis were slaughtered in a one-hundred day period. I was 16 at the time and my interest and understanding
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Russia, Niger, and Coup Politics in Africa
Russia, Niger, and Coup Politics in Africa by Mel Gurtov 469 words Published in: News-Register, LA Progressive, Counterpunch, Black Star News, In the Human Interest, Augusta Free Press, Westside Gazette, Global Diaspora News, Radio Free, Date: July 31, August 1,2,11,2023 If head counting is any indication, Russian diplomacy in Africa is slipping. A Russia-Africa summit