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A prose poem reacting to Pentagon plans to live-stream a firing squad execution, weaving that spectacle together with ecological grief and the commodification of death in America.
Venezuela's ambassador to the DR Congo proposes exporting El Sistema, the publicly funded youth orchestra programme, to Congolese youth reintegration centres, with Congolese government support.
Poet and physician Fady Joudah discusses his book Exhibit G, translating Palestinian poetry, and how Western culture commodifies grief while Palestinians insist on life-making amid genocide.
Jackie Walker joins the Anti-Imperialist Film Club to dissect Ryan Coogler's film Sinners through an anti-imperialist lens, discussing race, class, and the politics of Black cultural production.
Filmmaker and theorist Mtume Gant discusses how cinema reproduces imperialism and racial capitalism, and how Third Cinema's insurgent grammar can be reclaimed for revolutionary practice.
A world-premiere staging of Augusto Boal's play in Caracas's El Panal commune shows residents electing spokespeople and rehearsing collective power, linking Bolivarian self-government to Latin American unity.
Generative AI can only mimic the sounds and appearances of art, not create the human connection that makes music and art meaningful, so treating AI output as a substitute for real creative work mistakes imitation for the thing itself.
A one-woman theatre performance in Beirut by Palestinian artist Raida weaves family memories of women into a shared story of occupied Palestine, exile and the preservation of culture.
African Renaissance Podcast2 items
Denzel Caldwell discusses Black armed self-defense traditions, firearms training, and popular education, arguing that community defense and martial skill are essential to anti-oppression struggle.
Orinoco Tribune2 items
A conversation with photojournalist Sara Bennett about her long-term project documenting women serving life sentences in New York State prisons, and how empathy can counter mass dehumanization.
A conversation with a songwriter and organiser about communist folk music, the historical repression of leftist musicians, and CIA soft power through the Congress for Cultural Freedom.
A report from Beirut on the Israeli strike on Ansar village in southern Lebanon that killed poet Zainab Nasser al-Din, her husband and four children, as her brother recounts the family's loss.
Max Blumenthal's stand-up set in Chicago skewers Laura Loomer, Israel-first propagandists and the Trump administration while defending his reporting from Iran and solidarity with Palestine.
Billionaire Robert Kraft pressured Ed Sheeran to drop Macklemore from his tour over pro-Palestine statements, exposing how pro-Israel donors use money to silence dissent in US politics and culture.
The Electronic Intifada2 items
A historical materialist reading of CORTIS' track "MONEYMONEYMONEY" argues its anti-capitalist framing collapses into a hypnotic money mantra, exposing the culture industry's inherent contradictions.
Children from Shatila refugee camp in Beirut learn filmmaking, photography and storytelling to document their lives and the Palestinian right of return, presenting their films at a Beirut theatre award ceremony.
Macklemore was removed from Ed Sheeran's North American tour after pro-Israel businessman Robert Kraft pressured stadium owners over his onstage "Free Palestine" statements and Gaza genocide imagery.
Irish Palestinian activist Alana Hadid argues that artists like Macklemore facing backlash for pro-Palestine speech, and Ed Sheeran's stance, signal a major cultural shift in US public opinion on Gaza.
Israel apologists and the ADL claim rapper Macklemore has a history of antisemitism, but the only evidence is a 2014 costume nose and his pro-Palestine activism, showing bad-faith smears against Gaza critics.
Macklemore was removed from an Ed Sheeran stadium tour after pro-Palestine statements, illustrating how billionaire-owned platforms silence artists who dissent against Zionism and the western empire.
The story of Huang Wenxiu, a young Zhuang Communist Party cadre who returned to rural Guangxi as First Secretary and died in a flash flood at 30 after lifting hundreds out of poverty, framed as proof that socialism is built through sacrifice and hard work.
Cuban singer-songwriter Silvio Rodríguez returned to Barcelona's Liceu a decade after his last Catalan concert, performing revolutionary classics as the audience shouted pro-Cuba slogans and he paid tribute to Palestine.
Max Blumenthal speaks at Vermont's Bread and Puppet theater about his reporting from Iran during the US-Israeli war and Israel's influence over the Trump administration, alongside anti-imperialist puppet theater.
Caitlin Johnstone condemns the media and watchdog groups for framing Macklemore's pro-Palestinian concert remarks as antisemitic, arguing that such accusations are a cynical tool to defend Israeli atrocities and suppress criticism of Israel.
A guided tour of Portugal's Algarve reveals the region's rich Arabic and Islamic heritage, from the etymology of place names to the legacy of Muslim rule and its enduring cultural influence.
The Palestine Arts Film Festival in Zurich, running September 10-16, 2026, uses art to protest the Israeli-Western genocide of Palestine's Indigenous population.
Asa Winstanley and Ileana Chan dissect the Chinese sci-fi blockbuster The Wandering Earth through an anti-imperialist lens, examining its themes and propaganda.
Joey Santore discusses conservationism, native plants, and building a closer relationship with the living world, critiquing modern American landscaping for its ecological and spiritual disconnection.
Marking Fidel Castro's centenary, an exhibition of over 200 posters from 32 countries revives his ideas as tools for anti-imperialist struggle, linking Cuba's revolutionary cultural tradition to today's battles against blockade and ideological war.
