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China and Botswana elevated ties to a comprehensive strategic cooperative partnership during President Duma Gideon Boko's October 12-17 state visit; the two marked 51 years of diplomatic relations and 45 years of Chinese medical teams, while Togo and China will celebrate 55 years of ties next year.
Venezuela's acting president reports on the Venezuela Reborn Plan, detailing rehabilitated homes, restored public services, and health and education repairs more than 100 days after the June 24 earthquakes.
The Northern Territory government's closure of the YiSSA accommodation facility threatens to evict nearly 400 residents into an already overwhelmed homelessness system, raising questions of systemic collapse.
A magnitude 7.7 earthquake near Tonosí, Panama injured at least 26 people and damaged homes, schools, hospitals and churches, prompting evacuations and a temporary halt to dialysis treatments.
Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya was illegally captured by the Israeli military on December 27, 2024; his weight dropped by one-third in captivity, where he remains alongside at least 160 other medical professionals, including 20 doctors.
A US federal judge denied medical bail for Venezuela's First Lady Cilia Flores despite her deteriorating cardiac condition, as solidarity campaigns demand the release of her and President Maduro.
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.
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.
Venezuela's acting president inspected earthquake reconstruction in La Guaira, reviewing new housing, repaired homes handed to families, and reopened hospital services funded by the state.
Dr Judy Dlamini discusses women's safety in South Africa, barriers facing Black women in leadership, inequality, medicine and health research, and why leadership should be a responsibility rather than a title.
The life of George Hatem, a Lebanese-American doctor who joined the Chinese revolution as Ma Haide, became a citizen of the People's Republic and helped build its public health system.
A documentary on the Mohawk Mothers' fight to uncover unmarked graves at Montreal's Royal Victoria Hospital site, where Indigenous children were subjected to psychiatric experiments.
Gaza's Health Ministry reports 74,022 martyrs and 175,893 injured since October 2023, with 1,421 deaths since the October 2025 ceasefire, as Israeli attacks continue and Kamal Adwan Hospital suspends operations.
Pakistan's military regime locks down Islamabad and deploys 35,000 troops to stop a march for imprisoned ex-prime minister Imran Khan, as hospitals are told to prepare for mass casualties.
A field report from southern Lebanon revisits September 23, 2024, when over 1,100 Israeli airstrikes killed at least 492 people and wounded more than 1,600, forcing mass displacement and prompting residents to recall the day and their later return.
Weekly labour headlines cover strikes at Amazon, Samsung, Bradford White and the Beverage Market, plus CVS pharmacists organising over worsening conditions and ICE raids targeting workers.
The Hind Rajab Foundation filed a criminal complaint in Italy against an Israeli soldier over alleged war crimes and genocide in Gaza, prompting Italian lawmakers to demand accountability.
A personal account of an elderly stroke survivor discharged home argues that US healthcare transfers the labour of care onto unpaid families, privatising dependency rather than meeting human need.
A US federal judge set an October 8 hearing on Venezuelan First Lady Cilia Flores' pretrial release request, as her lawyers cite a deteriorating cardiac condition and CODEPINK campaigns for her home detention.
Survivors and doctors in Beirut's southern suburbs recount the September 17, 2024 pager explosions in Lebanon, detailing lasting injuries, medical treatment, and the failure to hold anyone accountable.
Lebanese doctors and hospital staff recount treating the thousands wounded by Israel's September 2024 detonation of booby-trapped pagers and walkie-talkies across Lebanon.
Starbucks Workers United announced a nationwide boycott to pressure the coffee chain into signing a first contract covering 12,000 unionized baristas, citing understaffing, unsafe conditions, and 550 unresolved labor charges.
A labour roundup covering contract wins at Blizzard, strikes by nurses, Amazon drivers and postal workers worldwide, New York's new Office of Worker Power, and a report on the movement's record growth.
The claim that Venezuela gave Cuba free oil for twenty years misrepresents a 2000 cooperation agreement that traded preferential oil financing for Cuban medical and technical services, a narrative used to justify the US blockade.
A Palestinian Feminist Collective report documents Israel's systemic sexualized and gendered violence against Palestinians, and a CODEPINK campaign presses Western feminist groups to confront it and back Palestinian reproductive health.
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Cilia Flores, Venezuela's first lady, requests pretrial home detention in New York, citing a deteriorating cardiac condition and inadequate care after her abduction during the US attack on Venezuela.
Monthly photo reportage documents Israeli attacks in Gaza and the West Bank, recording over 100 deaths in Gaza, settler violence, hospital destruction and a collapsing healthcare system.
Survivors and colleagues of the Jwaya Civil Defense center in southern Lebanon recount the Israeli strike that martyred 24 paramedics and destroyed the facility, and vow to rebuild it.
A visit to an NGO in Lebanon's Nahr Al-Bared camp shows how safe spaces help Palestinian and displaced children heal, learn, and flourish despite war and displacement.
Palestinian activist Abu Artema describes life under Israel's genocide in Gaza, the Great March of Return, and the daily struggles of survival amid starvation and displacement.
