There is no doubt that Egyptian thugs murdered Italian student Giulio Regeni and then covered it up. But there is no hope of finding out any more than that, and the murderous regime feels no pressure to do justice.

I had a visit to Egypt scheduled at the time of al-Sisi's bloody coup d'état. I skipped it. Even if you are just a tourist, you can put pressure on those murderers by not visiting Egypt.

Meanwhile, the UK (like the US) continues supporting Egyptian "security".

The advanced countries have not learned the lesson of the financial crisis 10 years ago; they continue to try to depend on banks to cause growth.

Of course, when you give banks more power, they use that power to make it impossible to take the power away without a fight. We need to defeat the power of the banks.

Terrorist attacks against people based on an identity they associate with tend to make them more firmly and more cruelly attached to that identity.

That's what terrorists seek, in their pursuit of an unendable "culture war".

The right-wing prime minister of Spain injected himself into a vigil for the people killed by car terrorists on Thursday.

Rajoy and his dooH niboR policies have surely killed more Spaniards than all the terrorists in Europe since 2000.

The mother of murdered protester Heather Heyer says she refuses to speak with the troll. She doesn't want to play into his political agenda.