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The Communist Party of Ireland marked the 77th anniversary of the People's Republic of China at a Dublin embassy reception, deepening party ties with Beijing through conferences and academic exchanges.
Yemeni missile and drone strikes on Saudi oil facilities and Riyadh airport expose the vulnerability of the Saudi dictatorship, while Iran escalates pressure on shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
With 2026 midterm ad spending set to hit $11.6 billion and record dark money flooding races, a BreakThrough News editor argues billionaires and super PACs are buying elections while a likely Democratic majority would still fund ICE and the Pentagon.
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.
The US war on Iran widens as Saudi Arabia restarts its war on Yemen's Ansarallah government, with Pakistan, Turkey and Syria drawn in, destabilising oil markets and the global economy.
Geoeconomics consultant argues that sovereignty is a myth because privately owned central banks and control of the global financial system, not elected governments or armies, constitute the real pillars of imperial power.
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.
Yemen's Ansarallah strikes Saudi Arabia's King Khaled airport and Abqaiq oil facility, exposing Saudi vulnerability, while US prosecutors pursue new charges against Nicolás Maduro and his wife.
A weekly news round-up marking the fourth year of Israel's genocide in Gaza and three years of Hezbollah's support front, plus Yemeni strikes on Saudi oil infrastructure and airports.
Greek police detained journalist Dimitri Lascaris at a banned pro-Palestine gathering in Athens while allowing a pro-Israel demonstration by Iranian monarchists to proceed, exposing selective enforcement of protest bans.
US troop withdrawals from Iraq are repositioning rather than ending its occupation, while the Mecca Alliance and Project Meridian extend Washington's proxy and technological reach in its war on Iran.
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.
China Daily's London correspondent covered the third annual Socialist China Conference, where left-wing, anti-war and academic speakers urged the West to better understand China's peaceful rise, Global South contributions and multipolar vision.
Saudi Arabia's $142 billion arsenal and US backing fail to defeat Ansar Allah in Yemen, as fighting over the Bab el-Mandeb Strait and Hormuz reshapes the Red Sea war.
Anatol Lieven argues the West cannot end the war in Ukraine because Trump cannot deliver a settlement acceptable to the US Senate and all 27 EU members, and because US agreements no longer outlast a single administration.
A retrospective on Gamal Abdel Nasser's pan-Arab project, tracing his path from Palestine to the Suez Canal nationalisation and arguing his vision of Arab unity, socialism and anti-colonial resistance remains unbroken.
Max Blumenthal and Aaron Mate examine Brett McGurk's attempted return to influence, his role in enabling Israel's assault on Gaza, and the revisionist history in his new memoir.
Former British diplomat Ian Proud recounts being detained at Heathrow after attending Russia's Valdai Club, discussing sanctions, foreign influence rules and Europe's shrinking space for dissent.
A retired ship's captain with 42 years in international shipping challenges mainstream media narratives about the Strait of Hormuz, covering crew risks, maritime law, transponders, military escorts and who bears the cost of tanker transits.
Three years after October 7 and the escalation of Israel's genocide in Gaza, an organiser traces how Palestine shifted US public opinion and how that consciousness can become political power.
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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.
An anti-imperialist war update examines US carrier deployments to the Gulf, Trump's remarks on Iran striking California, the Golden Dome project, and the Saudi-backed fight against Ansar Allah in Yemen.
Tenant and worker organising takes centre stage, from mass housing protests and strikes in France and Spain to New York home care and taxi drivers, plus a DoorDash wage theft settlement.
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Residents and officials in southern Lebanese villages reopen a bombed intermediate school, restoring classes for hundreds of students despite destroyed buildings and ongoing insecurity.
Saudi-led forces launched a major offensive against the Yemeni resistance, made initial gains, then retreated in defeat, while Yemen strikes back at Saudi territory and Iran escalates attacks on Hormuz shipping.
Evo Morales discusses US sanctions on Bolivia's attorney general Roger Mariaca and the alleged influence of Argentine consultant Fernando Cerimedo in Bolivian politics.
Yemen's Ansar Allah seized the Galaxy Leader cargo ship in the Red Sea, holding its crew and turning the vessel into a tourist attraction while demanding an end to attacks on Gaza.
A panel breaks down the restart of the Yemen war, with Saudi airstrikes and Ansarallah ground advances around Taiz, plus US troop withdrawal from Iraq and shifting Gulf security arrangements.
