B. Nimri Aziz
Before It’s Too Late
August 23, 2024Tragedy and Irony in America’s Presidential Politics
July 18, 2024Assange: Sometimes the Impossible Happens
July 4, 2024Gaza and Gazans Can’t Disappear
June 26, 2024Being A Spectator, or Bearing Witness
May 31, 2024As the Tide Turns Towards Justice for Palestine, Where Does the Palestinian Diaspora Stand?
May 3, 2024Anonymous Men Who Bury a Nation’s Martyrs
April 10, 2024Buried Under the Genocide Debate: Desecrated Graves
February 9, 2024Can You Hear That Fading Cry: “Here, Here; I’m Here”?
December 19, 2023In Harm’s Way
December 5, 2023MK– Mandela’s Secret Army: a Film by Osvalde Lewat
November 23, 2023From Where Will the Breakthrough Come for Julian Assange?
September 15, 2023Safe and Secure? Or Stressed and Scared?
September 7, 2023Political Theater In Nepal is Driving Citizen Flight
July 20, 2023A Shortened Conversation About Malcolm X
June 19, 2023Syria, Alas. Is There Reason for Optimism?
May 12, 2023Where Should Palestinians Search for Justice?
March 10, 2023Syria Held Hostage by the U.S.A. and Its Allies
February 13, 2023Scary Winter Wonder Land
February 8, 2023What Was That Biden Said About Ending the War?
February 1, 2023Do Meghan and Harry Really Believe They Control the Narrative?
January 11, 2023Liberty for Julian Assange
January 5, 2023Could Nepal Become a Player in a Future US-China Crisis?
February 25, 2022There Was a Young Man from Dara’a: Missing in Syria
February 10, 2022“Martin”: Algeria, 2008
January 17, 2022Etel Adnan’s Missing Arab Companions
January 13, 2022Morality Plays: When Entertainers Draw the Line
November 18, 2021How One Ballsy Senator Stole a President’s Gummy Candy
October 26, 2021Noteworthy New Tunisian Films
September 10, 2021America’s Afghanistan Guilt: What About the Women?
August 25, 2021Syria Still Proves Its Mettle in Tokyo
July 30, 2021Rebel Women: Past, Present, Future
June 11, 2021Nawal El-Saadawi and the Barriers of Patriarchy
March 26, 2021The Iraq-UnIraq in the American Imagination
March 12, 2021The Nepal Street
February 19, 2021Ode to February
February 12, 2021Power Games All Over the Place
February 4, 2021It’s Funny, But It’s No Joke!
January 22, 2021“Myopia:” Moroccan Director/Actor Sanaa Akroud’s Latest Screen Gem
December 14, 2020It’s Only a Lawn Sign (Well, Perhaps Much More)
November 3, 2020Is Nepal Skirting, Denying or Defying the Covid Pandemic?
September 15, 2020Film Review: Made in Bangladesh: A Union Story
September 1, 2020Who Will Come to America’s Aid?
July 24, 2020Soft Power: Americans in Its Grip at Home Must Face the Mischief It Wields by BNimri Aziz July 11/2020
July 14, 2020Eight Minutes, Forty-Six Seconds
June 9, 2020