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US midterm elections serve to distract from unelected corporate interests that drive foreign and domestic policy, ensuring continuity of wars against Russia, Iran and China regardless of who voters choose.
Two social workers join the host to argue that US militarism, the expanding security state, and ongoing genocide are deliberately eroding Americans' mental health, calling for decolonized wellness and reparations instead of individualized self-care.
A discussion of Ward Churchill's career and the harm of pretendianism, arguing that false Indigenous identity claims undermine tribal sovereignty and the collective authority of tribal nations.
A Marxist-Leninist content creator joins a candid conversation to unpack the Taiwan question, tracing its historical layers and arguing that Western commentators on all sides work from incomplete assumptions about reunification.
Myriam Kane of the Black Liberation Alliance told the Socialist China Conference 2026 that her September 2025 visit to China, as one of more than 70 African delegates to a China-Africa youth festival, showed engagement breaking the old colonial design.
Alex Krainer argues that British imperial power persists through international banking networks, tracing debt, oil concessions and corporate finance from Yugoslavia's breakup to Bosnia and Enrico Mattei's case.
Thomas Sankara's 1987 speeches argue that women's emancipation is a necessity for revolutionary triumph, demanding that women themselves conquer equality through struggle rather than receive it as charity.
CODEPINK co-founder Jodie Evans argues a mass "Taxpayer Uprising" is needed to block Trump's $1.5 trillion Pentagon budget, as both parties fund weapons makers and a US war economy profiting from conflict.
A Marxist critique of unipolarity and multipolarity, arguing that counting great powers obscures the class relations, imperialist chains, and transnational capital that actually constitute the world order.
Marco Rubio's Athens speech praising colonialism, erasing Indigenous genocide and demanding Western global domination is analysed as a fusion of neoconservative warmongering with MAGA's white-supremacist and Christian-nationalist rhetoric.
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Criminal justice and human rights specialist Omar Nashabe argues that US pressure has eroded Lebanese sovereignty, examining the country's institutions, judiciary and resistance in the face of foreign interference.
Journalist Laith Marouf argues that dismantling Israel would not end US imperialism, discussing West Asian resistance, Lebanon's crisis, the China-Iran land corridor, and fractures within imperial societies.
Trita Parsi challenges claims that Iran is on the verge of collapse, arguing that internal pillars of state power and legitimacy matter more than immediate military metrics in assessing the conflict.
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Weekly round-up analysing Yemeni missile and drone strikes on Saudi airports, the weakening of the petrodollar and Riyadh's Vision 2030, and the wider reshaping of West Asia by Yemen and Iran.
Bikrum Gill, guest on the podcast discussing his book on the political ecology of colonial capitalism, contrasts China, which resolved its agrarian question to guarantee national sovereignty, with India, which has not.
Techno-utopianism is a faith-based worldview that ignores how plutocrats and empire managers control all technology, so real change requires collective transformation rather than waiting for innovation to save us.
Kambale Musavuli argues that a US-brokered DRC-Rwanda deal entrenches imperial extraction, linking Congolese coltan and tantalum to the global AI boom and Rwanda-backed M23 control of eastern mines.
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A Florida-based armed plot to overthrow Cuba's government is examined alongside the US oil blockade, the social media war, and international complicity in Washington's economic warfare against the island.
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A personal essay arguing that consumer culture and social media train us to encounter people as fragments, and that love, faith, anti-imperialism and Karbala demand sustained attention and recognition of others.
Oil tankers suffer catastrophic damage in the Strait of Hormuz as Saudi Arabia keeps bombing Yemen, while Washington's Ukrainian proxy is humiliated and $15 billion in Canadian aid to Ukraine goes missing.
Marco Rubio's Athens speech praising colonialism and Western supremacy is fact-checked, arguing that the idea of a unified 'Western civilization' is a political myth used to justify US imperialism and erase colonial history.
Xi Haisha's article on popularizing Marxism in Yan'an draws on Mao's 1942 'Oppose Stereotyped Party Writing' speech, cadre schools, and folk opera, cited as a guide for anti-imperialist propaganda today.
Keith Bennett, co-editor of Friends of Socialist China, recounts in 'Brits in Revolution' how Michael Lindsay joined a 1938 guerrilla railway attack and sent the first 'Xinhua News Agency Yan'an' English broadcast in 1945, arguing British and Chinese struggles were one fight.
The US chip blockade that once helped cripple the Soviet computer industry is being turned on China, but China's deep integration in world markets and state planning of AI and power infrastructure limit its effect.
Ambassador Chas Freeman argues that US power is retreating as wars, sanctions and depleted arsenals expose the limits of dominance, examining Iran, Yemen, Saudi autonomy, China's gains and NATO's failures.
Rita Gimenez argues the EU's trade-deficit blame on China masks imperial rhetoric, tracing Europe's deindustrialisation and colonial legacy to explain its contradictory China policy.
An anti-imperialist feminist statement denouncing the US detention of Cilia Flores and Nicolás Maduro, framing it as gendered political violence and demanding freedom, an end to blockades, and regional sovereignty.
A revolutionary poem tracing five centuries of colonial lies and indigenous resistance, arguing that empire's military and financial dominance is collapsing as the oppressed reclaim their land and build a socialist world.
