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Brazil's 2026 election pits Flávio Bolsonaro's far-right machine against Lula amid US and Israeli interference, while Putin's Valdai silence on Gaza and Yemen's Ansarallah resistance expose the hollowing of multipolarity.

The extradition case of activist Fergie Chambers, arrested in Spain at Washington's request, is examined as political persecution of Palestine solidarity activism dressed up as terrorism and money-laundering charges.

A US charity funded partly by Israeli donors plans to record Gaza classroom conversations and use AI to flag 'hateful' speech, raising surveillance and privacy fears amid the genocide.

Venezuela's interim president Delcy Rodríguez has shifted sharply toward Washington on oil and foreign policy after the US military incursion, raising debate over whether Chavismo has abandoned its defence of national sovereignty.

South African jurist Navi Pillay wins the Nobel Peace Prize for her international justice work, including the UN inquiry finding Israel committed genocide in Gaza, and jokes about sharing it with Trump.

Saudi Arabia's Operation Yemen's Dawn, a US- and Israeli-backed offensive to seize Yemen's western coast, collapsed as Ansarallah forces imposed a no-fly zone over Riyadh and struck Saudi airbases and oil facilities.

Argentina and Israel signed a defense memorandum in Buenos Aires, deepening military cooperation under President Milei's alignment with Washington and Tel Aviv and extending existing regional security agreements.

A weekly round-up covering three years since Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, Palestinian prisoners and settler violence, Israel's failing propaganda war, US interference in Brazil's election, and French youth protests.

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.

John Moolenaar demanded Starbucks close its two new Urumqi stores; he voted for a US$26 billion Israel aid package, while the Trump administration prepares a US$2.8 billion sale of 60,000 heavy bombs.

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.

Leaked emails reveal that Hamish De Bretton-Gordon, a prominent British chemical weapons pundit on the Salisbury poisoning, privately coordinated with MI6 officer Pablo Miller while profiting from inflated Novichok fears through his gas mask firm.

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.

Stella Schnabel defends her partner, US philanthropist Fergie Chambers, who faces extradition from Spain over donations to Gaza projects, calling the US case politically motivated persecution.

Iran's Revolutionary Guards mark three years since Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, claiming it shattered Israel's military invincibility and strengthened the regional Resistance Axis against the US.

A defence of the October 7 Al-Aqsa Flood operation as courageous anti-colonial resistance, framing it as the culmination of generations of Palestinian oppression and a turning point in the decline of US empire.

Marking two years since Al-Aqsa Flood, this statement frames October 7 as a historic anti-colonial victory and calls on the global movement to defend Palestinian and regional resistance against disarmament schemes and imperialist-backed genocide.

Arguing that Jews are not exempt from the universal moral duty to oppose Israel's genocidal apartheid state, rejecting claims that anti-Zionism is inherently antisemitic.

Global sympathy for Israel after October 7 collapsed as the Gaza onslaught, genocide findings and Israeli society's support for the war turned world opinion against the Zionist project.

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.

A former Apple retail worker fired for pro-Palestine speech details the company's ties to Israel, including R&D centres and an AI startup founded by Unit 8200 veterans, and urges launch-day pickets.