Theses on Intellectual Ownership, Open Science, and the Social Responsibility of Research 
U.S. Interventions and Regime Repression in Latin America: The Political Epidemiology of Fatal and Non-Fatal Injuries, 1846–2026 (PREPRINT) 
Reviews of the book “From Guatemala to Venezuela –U.S. Interventions in Latin America 1954–2026. Political, Economic & Human Lives Costs” 
The Iranians are in Syria legally, while U.S. occupation troops are there illegally
– On Russia’s decision to deliver S-300 air defense system to Syria Editor’s Note:
What the Skripal case has to do with the war on Syria?
Skripal-case allegations aimed to legitimate bombing of Syrian forces By Prof. Marcello Ferrada de
Who ordered, and Why, the assassination of the Donetsk Republic leader Alexander Zakharchenko?
“Political scientist Vadim Karasev explains why the murder of the DPR leader is beneficial to
A Critical Analysis on the Reporting of Chemical Weapons in Syria
. False Flags, Media Hype, and Botched UN Inspections .By Subrata Ghoshroy,, Research Affiliate, Program
The Significance of WikiLeaks as Invention of the World’s First True Free Press
By Nozomi Hayase, PhD, Member of The Indicter‘s Editorial Board. WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange remains
What the OPCW Did and Didn’t Find in Douma
Reconsidering the Science and the Open Source Evidence By Adam Larson. 1. Introduction. Why
Does Humanity Deserve to Be Extinct?
By Gilbert Mercier, Associate editor at The Indicter Magazine, Time is up! All humans, men
New fake ‘rescue’ scenes by White Helmets in Western media narrative on Syria. Stage & training scenes published as ‘real action’
White Helmets operatives training “recruits”, rehearsal stage fires and fake lifesaving …and how to pose
Why Americans Need to Defend Julian Assange’s Freedom
Criminalizing the act of publishing through the Espionage Act destroys the First Amendment as the
Court Grants Julian Assange Freedom Just As U.S. Ramps Up Claims
By Andrew Kreig J.D., M.S.L., attorney and journalist. Director of JIP, Member of the Editorial