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CODEPINK co-founder Jodie Evans argues a mass "Taxpayer Uprising" is needed to block Trump's $1.5 trillion Pentagon budget, as both parties fund weapons makers and a US war economy profiting from conflict.
Orinoco Tribune4 items
A viral boar-trap video becomes a metaphor for how oligarchs and empire managers are quietly building surveillance, AI, drones and digital currency into a cage to crush any revolutionary movement before it can end capitalist abuses.
Journalist Laith Marouf argues that dismantling Israel would not end US imperialism, discussing West Asian resistance, Lebanon's crisis, the China-Iran land corridor, and fractures within imperial societies.
Anti-genocide activists in Kalamata, Greece protest the arrival of an Israeli cruise ship, erecting posters accusing Israeli soldiers of war crimes while a journalist is harassed by Greek police.
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.
Netanyahu ordered Israeli military, the attorney general and Shin Bet to investigate soldiers who spoke anonymously in the documentary NAZA, which the author frames as proof that Israel treats the truth about Gaza as a security threat.
The Red Nation2 items
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Russian and Lebanese foreign ministers met in Moscow to discuss Israel's military campaign in Lebanon, a Gaza ceasefire, the crisis over Iran, and Syria's post-conflict recovery and sovereignty.
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 discussion with the Brown Berets tracing the colonial roots of US settler violence from Columbus to Epstein, arguing that Indigenous genocide and land theft are foundational rather than aberrations.
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.
Palestinian novelist Susan Abulhawa won a free speech fight against Oxford Union censorship, restoring her full speech on Israel's crimes against the Palestinian people.
Keith Bennett, co-editor of Friends of Socialist China, recounts in 'Brits in Revolution' how Michael Lindsay joined a 1938 guerrilla railway attack and sent the first 'Xinhua News Agency Yan'an' English broadcast in 1945, arguing British and Chinese struggles were one fight.
The International Peoples' Assembly expresses solidarity with Indian youth and left parties protesting the Election Commission's voter roll revision, condemning the detention of CPI(M) leaders and demanding free and fair elections.
Mohammad Marandi argues that Saudi Arabia's war in Yemen has failed, rejecting the claim that Yemen's resistance forces are mere Iranian proxies and examining Iran's economy under Western sanctions.
An anti-imperialist feminist statement denouncing the US detention of Cilia Flores and Nicolás Maduro, framing it as gendered political violence and demanding freedom, an end to blockades, and regional sovereignty.
A revolutionary poem tracing five centuries of colonial lies and indigenous resistance, arguing that empire's military and financial dominance is collapsing as the oppressed reclaim their land and build a socialist world.
A news report on Israel's killing of a Palestinian rescue worker in Gaza who had saved many lives, part of The Electronic Intifada's coverage of the ongoing genocide on day 1098.
A report from southern Lebanon interviews the daughter-in-law of the Farhat family after an Israeli strike on their home killed twelve relatives, including six children, during a ceasefire.
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.
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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.
Colombian unions, farmers, indigenous and student groups met in Bogotá to plan a national strike against President De La Espriella's security, austerity and privatisation policies, with regional mobilisations from October.
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.
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.
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.
