The mainstream media has sadly become largely inadequate in conveying the complexities and realities of international issues, which hampers public understanding. stresses the lack of genuine substance in mainstream reporting.
This implies that much of the content is either superficial, biased, or influenced by external agendas, leading to distorted public perceptions. The shortcomings of the press in covering foreign affairs contribute to a poorly informed public, which can exacerbate tensions and prevent constructive dialogue.
In this context, former U.S. Senator Richard Black endorses The Herland Report in an interview with its founder, historian Hanne Nabintu Herland: “I am very grateful for what The Herland Report does, for its global reach and ability to speak the truth, because we seldom hear the truth from the global, mainstream media.”
“So much of what the media publish, particularly in the area of foreign affairs, contains so little reality, so little of genuine substance. It is organizations like Herland Report that give some hope that the people might be informed and eventually move towards a situation of peace.”
Former U.S. Senator Richard Black is a Vietnam veteran, former prosecutor U.S. Army and director at the Pentagon. has an impressive track record that covers a career as a military officer and colonel, a pilot with U.S. Marines in Vietnam. He later became a well-respected Senator with remarkable knowledge and understanding of the political and cultural realities outside the United States.
The interview addresses the neo-con foreign policy of endless wars, and the events that led to the Arab Spring, as well as the Syria and Libya wars. The question is: How can we return to international justice, and what do we mean by such a term?
Herland Report: Organizations that allow a broader spectrum of views to be heard, not only the billionaire class perspective of those who own the mainstream media, truth-telling can educate and lead to greater awareness and engagement on global issues.
There is an underlying hope that through providing a more balanced information that reflects other aspects of topics, society can eventually move towards a belief in peace.
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An informed public is a prerequisite for peaceful resolutions in international relations. The focus on foreign affairs reporting highlights the complexities and sensitivities involved in international news. The speaker suggests that truthful coverage is particularly challenging but also more necessary in this domain.
The media not just as an information provider but as a potential agent of change, capable of moving societies toward peace through informed dialogue. Truthful reporting in global media is of utmost importance in order for the people to acquire a balanced view of international affairs. In this context, Senator Richard Black highlights the scarcity of genuine, reality-based substance in mainstream media coverage, which often lacks depth and accuracy.
He acknowledges the significant global reach and influence of organizations such as The Herland Report, a reach that is essential in disseminating truthful information to a wide audience, counteracting the misinformation prevalent in mainstream outlets. This is providing some hope that truth can still prevail in public discourse.

The Herland Report is a Scandinavian news site, TV channel on YouTube and Podcasts reaching millions. It is a great place to watch interviews and read the work of leading intellectuals, thought leaders, authors and activists from across the political spectrum – free from political correctness.
The Herland Report offers Independent Cultural Analysis and believes in freedom of speech. Its editorial policy resides above the traditional Left vs Right paradigm which we believe has lost its relevance and ability to describe the current driving forces in Western politics.
The Herland Report is founded by Hanne Nabintu Herland, a Scandinavian historian of comparative religions, bestselling author, commentator and TV producer, known from the media for sharp analysis and fearless speech. She was born and raised in Africa, has lived in South America, in the Middle East, and traveled extensively in Asia.
