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theAnalysis.news is an independent news website that produces interviews, commentary, and long-form discussions on political economy, geopolitics, and existential threats. The outlet publishes video, audio, and written content distributed through its website, YouTube channel, and podcast platforms. It was founded by Paul Jay and Sharmini Peries.

theAnalysis.news was founded in 2019 by journalist and filmmaker Paul Jay and journalist Sharmini Peries following their departure from The Real News Network^[1]. The founders established the platform to continue producing independent journalism focused on structural analysis of power, economics, and class relations outside corporate media frameworks.^[2]

theAnalysis.news describes its editorial mission as providing in-depth analysis of current events often underrepresented in mainstream media. The platform features long-form interviews covering U.S. and international foreign policy, labor and union struggles, economics, climate change, and nuclear weapons policy.^[3]

Paul Jay is a Canadian journalist and filmmaker. He is the founder and editor-in-chief of theAnalysis.news ^[4]and a co-founder of The Real News Network.^[5] Jay has produced award-winning documentary films, including Hitman Hart: Wrestling with Shadows^[6], and formerly served as chair of the Documentary Organization of Canada^[7] and founding chair of the Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival^[8]. He is currently producing a documentary titled How to Stop a Nuclear War, based on Daniel Ellsberg's book The Doomsday Machine: Confessions of a Nuclear War Planner.^[9]

Sharmini Peries is a journalist who co-founded theAnalysis.news. Peries previously worked as editor and Vice-President of Communications for the Institute for New Economic Thinking. She was also Senior Editor and Co-Founder of The Real News Network.^[10]

theAnalysis.news has featured interviews with a range of commentators, experts, and activists, including:

• Noam Chomsky – Linguist, social critic, and political activist ^[11]
• Daniel Ellsberg – Pentagon Papers whistleblower and anti nuclear war activist^[12]
• Trita Parsi – Foreign policy expert on Middle East geopolitics and diplomacy^[13]
• Chris Hedges – Journalist and author discussing war, media, and political power^[14]
• Matt Taibbi – Investigative journalist, author, and contributing editor for Rolling Stone ^[15]Magazine
• Hans Kristensen – Director of the Nuclear Information Project at the Federation of American Scientists^[16]
• Col. Lawrence Wilkerson – Former chief of staff to U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell^[17]
• Peter Kuznick – Historian and co-author of The Untold History of the United States alongside Oliver Stone.^[18]

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