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Artificial Intelligence in the Hands of the People: The Rongjiang Experiment
In Rongjiang, a poor Chinese county, villagers use AI for e-commerce and cultural promotion, building on the success of the Village Super League.
Sep 4, 2026
NewOur land is now in a death zone
A Gaza resident recounts the destruction of al-Maghazi camp, the loss of his family's olive grove to Israeli bulldozers, and the creeping yellow line that now swallows his land.
Sep 4, 2026

Eritrea: The Sovereign African Nation That No One Talks About
Eritrea's revolutionary government has achieved notable progress in women's rights, food security, healthcare, and education despite Western sanctions and aggression, which serve to delegitimize its sovereignty and control the Bab el-Mandeb Strait.
Sep 3, 2026
Spiritually Depraved and Misery-Inducing Landscapes of North America w/ Joey Santore
Botanist Joey Santore critiques North American landscapes shaped by suburban sprawl, renter economies, and corporate greed, advocating for native plants, community green spaces, and a deeper human connection to ecology.
Sep 2, 2026

How Israel propagandists twist UN findings on Gaza hunger
Israel's apologists cherry-pick a UNICEF figure to deny the engineered famine in Gaza, ignoring the report's context and ongoing crisis-level food insecurity.
Sep 1, 2026

Zimbabwe: Learning from China to enhance land reform
Zimbabwe's finance minister cites China's model of secure, transferable land tenure to unlock agricultural value, proposing reforms to consolidate the country's land reform gains.
Sep 1, 2026

Episode 42 - Former Justice Edwin Cameron: Decriminalising Drugs, Land Reform And SA Constitution
Former Constitutional Court Justice Edwin Cameron discusses treating drug dependency as a public health issue, the failures of the war on drugs, and the challenges facing South Africa's justice system and democracy.
Aug 31, 2026

Contra War Diary, 1985
A Witness for Peace volunteer recounts the 1985 Contra massacre at Chicopipe, Nicaragua, documenting the torture and killing of peasants and the enduring trauma and resilience of rural communities.
Aug 25, 2026

Zionists Stomped on Ali Taher, Retaliation on Zawtar's Farms
Reports from southern Lebanon on Israeli drone attacks and white phosphorus strikes on Ali Taher Hill and Zawtar's farms, detailing the destruction of agricultural land and the resistance's response.
Aug 22, 2026

Because Tyre Loves Life: People of Lebanon Unite Against Zionist Genocide
At a festival in Tyre, Lebanese from across the country gather to celebrate life and unity, honoring Hezbollah's 2006 victory and the martyred leaders Nasrallah and Khamenei, while affirming resistance against Israeli attacks.
Aug 21, 2026

Crushed but defiant: The grape growers of Gaza
Gaza's grape farmers face destroyed vineyards, water scarcity, and Israeli attacks, yet they replant and strive to revive their cultural and agricultural heritage despite immense hardship.
Aug 19, 2026

Seeds of Tyre: Displaced Women's Ecological Resistance
Displaced Lebanese women reclaim a bombed-out site near Tyre into a thriving organic farm, using indigenous methods to feed their community and resist Israeli ecocide and genocide.
Aug 19, 2026

Ghana’s New Curriculum Adds Chinese, French and Arabic - But Only Chinese Makes Any Sense
Ghana's new curriculum adding Chinese, French, and Arabic as electives is critiqued: only Chinese offers economic value, while indigenous languages and Swahili remain neglected for continental commerce.
Aug 15, 2026

China-Africa solidarity and cooperation in action
China's development projects across southern and central Africa, from healthcare to wind energy and lithium processing, are deepening ties and economic cooperation.
Aug 5, 2026

Decolonizing Lebanon's Soil: AgriMovement Defies Zionist Ecocide
A visit to AgriMovement's Jadra farm in Lebanon shows how grassroots, sustainable agriculture builds food sovereignty and resists imperialist ecocide and the pesticide-driven green revolution.
Aug 5, 2026

China-ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Meeting held in Manila - Friends of Socialist China
China and ASEAN reinforced their comprehensive strategic partnership in Manila by signing the ACFTA 3.0 upgrade protocol, pledging to conclude a South China Sea Code of Conduct this year, and expanding cooperation in digital economy, green energy, and regional security.
Jul 30, 2026

Europe Wildfires: How Austerity Fueled Climate Catastrophe
EU austerity and budget cuts cripple firefighting capacity as wildfires rage across Europe, exacerbated by monoculture farming and NATO-driven military spending, while water access becomes a geopolitical battleground.
Jul 30, 2026

How White Supremacy Uses Black And Brown Voices
Ibrahim Traoré, Burkinabé president, warned in a 16 July 2026 Yaadga speech that foreign governments and corporations use Africans for biological experiments without consent. Separately, the 1996 Pfizer Trovan trial in Kano, Nigeria, left hundreds of children dead or permanently deformed.
Jul 22, 2026

The White Highlands Are Still White: How Britain Never Gave Kenya Its Land Back
Examines how colonial land dispossession in Kenya's White Highlands persists through legal loopholes and elite capture, leaving vast tracts of fertile land in settler-descended hands despite independence.
Jul 19, 2026

Western Traders Are Crashing Africa’s Cocoa Market
African cocoa farmers face exploitation as Western traders manipulate markets, forcing a need for local processing and economic sovereignty.
Jul 7, 2026

Acting President Rodríguez Highlights Surge in Domestic Food Production and Retail Growth in Venezuela
Venezuela's Acting President Delcy Rodríguez reports significant growth in domestic food production, retail jobs, and GDP at the Second World Retailers Congress.
Jun 25, 2026

What would you think of the Cultural Revolution if you were an ordinary Chinese like me and my families?
An ordinary Chinese citizen critiques Western romanticization of the Cultural Revolution by sharing family experiences regarding class labels, anti-intellectualism, and poverty.
Jun 23, 2026

Chinese hybrid rice brings new hope for bountiful harvests to Guinean farmers
Chinese agricultural experts help Guinean farmers double incomes and quadruple cultivation areas through hybrid rice technology and infrastructure rehabilitation.
Jun 21, 2026

Beyond Eurocentric Green Transitions
Max Ajl's A People's Green New Deal argues Northern green transition debates operate within 'green imperialism,' externalizing costs onto the Global South, and proposes an anti-imperialist, agrarian-focused alternative centered on sovereignty, reparations, and revolutionizing agrarian relations.
Jun 20, 2026

Venezuela’s Communal Plan Aims to Cultivate 22,500 Hectares of Corn
Venezuela’s 2026 Communal Agro-Food Plan targets 22,500 hectares of corn to strengthen food sovereignty through communal production chains.
Jun 19, 2026

All Nine South Dakota Tribes Pass Resolutions Supporting Legislation to Return Federal Lands to the Great Sioux Nation
All nine so-called "South Dakota" Tribes passed resolutions supporting legislation to return federal lands in the Black Hills to the Great Sioux Nation; the proposal excludes private lands and treaty claims, amid 8,800 active mining claims covering 17 percent of the region.
Jun 10, 2026

Dead souls in the sugarlands: Counterinsurgency and the moral life of solidarity in Negros
Explores counterinsurgency in Negros, Philippines, examining how the state dehumanizes peasants and activists while memory and solidarity persist as forms of resistance.
Jun 9, 2026

At least 20 farmers massacred in Honduras
At least 20 farmers were massacred in Honduras while working on an African palm plantation in an ongoing agrarian conflict.
May 26, 2026

Food systems and policies undermining food security
Critiques how transnational agribusiness, neoliberal policies, and imperial powers undermine global food security through weaponized aid and corporate control.
May 13, 2026

Yaoundé Declaration: The WTO And Free Trade Cause Hunger, Poverty And Inequality
Peasants from across the globe gathered in Yaoundé to condemn the WTO and free trade agreements for causing hunger, poverty and inequality, calling for food sovereignty and an alternative trade framework.
May 7, 2026

Venezuela and Barbados Strengthen Cooperation in Energy, Agriculture, Education, and Tourism
Venezuela and Barbados announce strengthened cooperation in energy, agriculture, education, and tourism sectors.
Apr 29, 2026

21 Workers Killed, But Not Forgotten: The Massacre Still Shaping Brazil’s MST
In 1996, Brazilian military police killed 21 landless workers in the Eldorado do Carajás Massacre.
Apr 23, 2026
