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An investigation into right-wing Afrikaner lobbying of the White House, foreign-funded Volkstaat ambitions, and claims of genocide examined against data, framed as destabilisation of South Africa.
Prof. Barney Pityana examines right-wing Afrikaner lobbying in Washington, arguing it serves to bolster Trump's voter base while undermining South African sovereignty and social cohesion.
The Green Party of England and Wales voted to declare itself an anti-Zionist party committed to Palestinian liberation, prompting backlash from British media, Labour politicians and the Israeli government.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's shift from democratic socialist campaign rhetoric on Palestine and billionaires to funding antisemitism programmes and cooperating with Trump raises questions about whether his uncompromising politics was a governing blueprint or merely a route to power.
An investigative series examines a Thabo Mbeki Foundation monograph on US-South Africa relations, tracing right-wing Afrikaner lobbying, Volkstaat funding, and genocide claims against empirical data.
Journalist Laith Marouf examines how corporate platform dependence, Zionist lobbying and supra-legal tech power shape digital censorship, and what a genuinely free-speech internet would require.
A leaked CIA report warning of unprecedented Israeli civil strife is examined against the backdrop of elections, Gaza's destruction, and growing ultra-Orthodox defiance of conscription laws.
Aakar Patel argues that Narendra Modi's foreign policy operates on two registers: stagecraft abroad that wins medals and praise, and the external face of Hindutva, which drives the fixation on Pakistan and the embrace of Israel.
Organizers with Families Demanding Justice discuss the October 22 National Day of Protest Against Police Brutality, framing policing as structural state repression tied to racism and capitalism.
Three years into Israel's genocide in Gaza, Palestinians continue to mourn, survive and resist, as a Columbia professor examines Zionism, Israel's power and the limits of Western solidarity.
Psychiatrist Niall McLaren argues that narcissism, hierarchy and entitlement among Western elites explain imperial expansion, propaganda and the decline of democratic restraint in the imperial core.
Asa Winstanley and Jake Green examine how British political rhetoric on Israel's occupation of Palestine is shifting, from Labour's tonal change to the Green Party's motion defining Zionism as racism.
Palestinian writer and former Apple employee Tariq Ra'ouf discusses Apple's complicity in Israel's occupation, from IDF salary top-ups to Israel-designed chips, and the Apples Against Apartheid campaign.
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An interview with Professor Kees van der Pijl on his book arguing that modern Zionism is a Western political ideology serving a transnational capitalist ruling class, and that the War on Terror advanced that project.
Socialists must abandon purity politics and co-opt culture, tradition, and feeling the way fascists do, or a dying liberal order will keep losing the working class to reaction.
French students shut down 1,800 schools and brought over 450,000 people into the streets in a nationwide youth revolt against Macron's austerity and neoliberal attacks on public education.
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Bolivia's jailed attorney general Roger Mariaca is transferred to Potosí prison while lawyer Nadia Beller warns that his removal and a prosecutorial overhaul are derailing the investigation into far-right operative Fernando Cerimedo.
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Speakers at a London rally marking the 77th anniversary of the People's Republic of China defend Chinese socialism, critique anti-China propaganda, and argue China's development model offers an alternative to Western-centric modernisation.
Brazil's election heads to a runoff as Bolsonaro's family wins Senate and congressional seats, with the left warning that social democracy has failed to defeat the far right.
Max Haiven argues that financialised, gamified capitalism traps people as cheated players, breeding a 21st-century entrepreneurial fascism built on revenge against the "cheating other" rather than mass mobilisation.
Brazil's presidential election heads to an October 25 runoff after Flávio Bolsonaro narrowly led Lula da Silva in a first round marked by high abstention and gains for Bolsonarist forces in Congress.
Socialist candidate Greg Levy discusses his Ohio Senate campaign with the Party for Socialism and Liberation, arguing third-party runs can build working-class power against the two-party establishment.
A panel discusses how anti-genocide speech is policed through Zionist intimidation, examining contradictions in claims of Jewish oppression alongside surveillance and legal threats against critics.
Residents of Porto's Agua D'Arca neighbourhood describe harassment by Israeli and Jewish students from a local private university, including a pepper-spray attack, as a reporter frames the tensions as Zionist gentrification and takeover.
A military commentator and a former Army specialist dissect Pete Hegseth's State of the Force reforms, arguing they purge experienced leaders, impose Christian nationalist ideology, and hollow out the US armed forces.
