Корреспондент Watch Behind The Headlines Дэн Коэн объясняет, как ведущие репортеры внешней политики связаны с правительством США, военной промышленностью и нефтяными корпорациями — теми самыми силами, которые они должны привлекать к ответственности.
Двадцать лет назад группа неоконсервативных аналитических центров использовала свою мощь, чтобы развязать катастрофические войны на Ближнем Востоке. Теперь, новый набор аналитических центров, укомплектованных со многими из тех же экспертов и финансируемым тайваньским денег упорно трудится, чтобы убедить американцев в том, что существует новая угроза существованию: Китай.
TAIPEI -- At MintPress, we have been at the forefront of exposing how Middle Eastern
The Post имеет долгую и отвратительную историю использования аналитических центров, финансируемых производителями оружия и другими интересами темных денег, для продвижения войны.
An alarming report published Monday in the Washington Post claimed that North Korean leader Kim Jong-un could fire an intercontinental ballistic missile right as Joe Biden is
Mainstream media outlets seem oblivious to the blatant economic conflicts of interest inherent in groups such as the Heritage Foundation, the American Enterprise Institute and professors who moonlight with corporations.
Opinion -- Ever wonder how the television, radio and newspaper people select whom they are going to interview or get quotes from when they are reporting the news or producing a feature? I do. What I’ve learned is that they go to guests that are connected with the established powers—such as think tanks in Washington, D.C. that work
Neocons have pulled liberals into the neocon strategies for war and more war, largely by exploiting the Left’s disgust with President Trump.
OPINION -- A savvy Washington observer once told me that the political reality about the neoconservatives is that they alone couldn’t win you a single precinct in the United States. But both Republicans and Democrats still line up to gain neocon support or at least neocon acceptance. Part of the reason for this paradox is the
‘The number of organizations who still consider it acceptable to take money from hidden hands behind closed doors is rapidly dwindling,’ noted the executive director of an NGO studying think tank transparency.
AUSTIN, Texas --- A nonprofit that studies global think tanks considers Human Rights Watch to be among the least transparent think tanks in the United States, at least in terms of its funding sources. According to Transparify, think tanks around the world are becoming more transparent about the sources of their funding and how they put that
Reports detail how corporate-funded SPN works behind the scenes to directly influence public policy through lobbyists posing as experts.
A new swath of reports reveals the State Policy Network is at the forefront of right-wing lobbying, with more than $83 million generated and used through various think-tanks intended to further the agenda with the use of so-called corporate-funded experts.
The reports, published in
