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President Sadyr Zhaparov: China is Kyrgyzstan’s closest friend and most reliable partner - Friends of Socialist China
Chinese President Xi Jinping attended the SCO Summit 2026 in Bishkek and paid a state visit to Kyrgyzstan, where both heads of state signed a joint declaration and a treaty on permanent good-neighborliness, friendship and cooperation.
Sep 3, 2026

How the US Destruction of the INF Treaty Backfired
The US withdrawal from the INF Treaty has backfired, as Russia's upgraded Iskander-1000 missile and NATO's Aegis Ashore deployments fuel an arms race the US may not win.
Sep 3, 2026

Honduras: The Garifuna People Resist the Seizure of Their Territories
Garifuna communities in Honduras, led by OFRANEH, are protesting outside the Supreme Court against land seizures, criminalization, and racism, demanding compliance with Inter-American Court rulings recognizing their ancestral territorial rights.
Sep 2, 2026

An underground history of Gaza's tunnels, with Eyal Weizman
Eyal Weizman discusses Gaza's underground landscape, from wells to resistance tunnels, and how Israel weaponizes architecture and environmental destruction in its genocide.
Aug 31, 2026

A Manifesto For Peripheral Philosophy
A manifesto calls for a philosophy rooted in the periphery, reclaiming thought from Eurocentric tradition and uniting criticism with construction to transform the world.
Aug 31, 2026

Class War from Above: Victorian Labor Government Attacks Retail and Fast Food Workers
A Victorian Labor bill would force the militant Retail and Fast Food Workers Union to register or shut down, handing bargaining power to the employer-friendly SDA and threatening service workers' gains.
Aug 30, 2026

Edgar Snow and George Hatem – Friendship beyond borders
Two young Americans, journalist Edgar Snow and doctor George Hatem, broke through KMT blockades to reach the Red Army's base in 1936, documenting the Long March and joining the Chinese revolution, embodying international solidarity.
Aug 28, 2026

Corrupt African Leaders And Trump's New Policy Of Encouragement
The US Treasury's new policy encourages African leaders to keep stolen wealth in Western jurisdictions, exposing Western complicity in African corruption and illicit financial flows.
Aug 28, 2026

Indigenous Marxism
Dr. Brandon Sanchez discusses the development of Indigenous Mayan Marxism in Guatemala, tracing how revolutionary movements evolved from treating Indigenous peoples as peasants to confronting colonialism, racism, and self-determination, and exploring proposals for a plurinational socialist state.
Aug 27, 2026

They Fought For France In World War II, Then France Murdered Them
During World War II, over a million Africans fought for France, which later massacred hundreds of them, a chilling chapter of colonial betrayal.
Aug 27, 2026

Contra War Diary, 1985
A Witness for Peace volunteer recounts the 1985 Contra massacre at Chicopipe, Nicaragua, documenting the torture and killing of peasants and the enduring trauma and resilience of rural communities.
Aug 25, 2026

Oceti Sakowin Community Academy
Indigenous education was a colonial tool, but now educators like Mary Bowman are building community-based schools rooted in Lakota culture, language, and academic excellence, developing future leaders.
Aug 24, 2026

Substance, Spirit, Struggle: From Spinoza through Hegel to Marx and Beyond
Breht traces a philosophical lineage from Spinoza's immanent Substance through Hegel's self-developing Subject to Marx's materialist dialectic and Althusser's anti-humanist process without a Subject, framing an ongoing struggle over immanence, contradiction, and agency in history.
Aug 20, 2026

Webinar: Mao Zedong 50 years on – the revolution that continues to change the world
This webinar examines the enduring legacy of Mao Zedong in China, analyzing how his leadership established the industrial and social foundations for modern development while inspiring global liberation movements across Asia, Africa.
Aug 20, 2026
The Roots of Capitalism: Slavery and the Sugar Trade
Sugar plantations and the transatlantic slave trade were central to the rise of capitalism, challenging Eurocentric histories that erase colonial violence.
Aug 18, 2026

Colonization of the Word
Colonial powers historically seized land and language, renaming places and suppressing Indigenous tongues.
Aug 15, 2026

How can Japanese right-wing forces be allowed to overturn historical conclusions of Tokyo Trials?
Defends the Tokyo Trials' legal legitimacy against Japanese right-wing revisionism, arguing that denying its verdicts enables militarist revival and undermines post-war peace, urging Japan to uphold historical justice.
Aug 14, 2026
Aug 13, 2026

Africa's Stories On Africa's Terms: Ghana's Precolonial History With Prof. Nii Laryea Osabu
A professor discusses Ghana's precolonial history, indigenous Ga culture, and the legacy of the Katamansu War in shaping African identity and sovereignty.
Aug 13, 2026
Aug 12, 2026

The Spearhead Roundtable 3: Kwesi & Martin As Guests
Hosts catch up with two Accra-based political commentators and pan-Africanists to discuss decolonizing the African mind and the continent's development.
Aug 12, 2026

Chinese Nation United Against "Taiwan Independence" Separatism: Analysis
The DPP's provocative stance on Taiwan independence, which is opposed by multiple Taiwanese parties, will lead to ruin and fail, as the US and Japan will not send troops to support secession, making peaceful reunification under One Country, Two Systems the only viable path.
Aug 11, 2026

Unearthing Greater Syria at Nabu Museum
Laith Marouf tours Nabu Museum with curator Karl Abi Karam, exploring an exhibition on Greater Syria's 6000-year-old indigenous heritage and the Lebanese Civil War exhibition, reclaiming history from imperialist narratives.
Aug 10, 2026

Dr Naledi Pandor: Leadership, Education And South Africa's Future
Naledi Pandor discusses her family's liberation legacy, parliamentary experience, and South Africa's education system, including teacher training, curriculum reform, and persistent challenges.
Aug 10, 2026
How to Use Git to Track, Transport, and Share Your Work
A practical guide teaching version control with Git through VS Code: initializing repos, making commits, and syncing local work with remote hosting platforms like GitHub and GitLab using SSH keys.
Aug 7, 2026

China vs Japan: the battle for the global microphone to reshape post-war identity
China intensifies rhetorical campaign against Japan's shifting defence posture, aiming to counter Tokyo's narrative and win trust among Asian neighbours, while both nations compete to shape post-war historical memory.
Aug 7, 2026

Review: Omar El Akkad's One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This
This review criticizes Omar El Akkad's memoir for offering little historical depth on Palestine, instead wandering into baseless smears of China and Russia, ambiguous positions on Hamas, and a contradictory publication by a pro-Israel company.
Aug 7, 2026
The Battle for Free Speech w/ Michael Fox
Michael Fox discusses his Real News series on free speech, examining Trump-era attacks on press freedoms, big tech censorship, and the redefinition of free speech in the US versus elsewhere.
Aug 6, 2026

Honduras: Ex-President Juan Orlando Hernández to Face Trial for Fraud and Money Laundering While Remaining Free
A Honduran court allowed former President Juan Orlando Hernández to face fraud and money-laundering trial at liberty, imposing only precautionary measures and rejecting pretrial detention.
Aug 6, 2026

Wham! – Musical icebreakers in 1985 China
Wham! became the first western pop group to perform in China, with 1985 concerts in Beijing and Guangzhou. The documentary 'Wham! 10 Days in China' went on general release in the UK on July 28. Backup trumpet player Raul D'Oliveira stabbed himself on a flight to Guangzhou.
Aug 5, 2026
The Politics of Kashmir Pt. 1 (w/ Jalees Hyder)
Kashmir’s deep civilizational ties to Iran fuel mass solidarity protests, while parallels with Palestine reveal shared imperialist histories; yet conflating Kashmiris with Uyghurs misreads distinct contexts of occupation and resistance.
Aug 1, 2026

Our Own Path to Socialism: Selected Speeches of Hugo Chávez
Hugo Chávez's speeches advocate a socialism rooted in Venezuelan and South American struggles for independence, presenting the Bolivarian Revolution as the path to defeating capitalism and imperialism.
Jul 31, 2026





