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Writing is thinking, and outsourcing it to generative AI stunts personal growth, erodes cognitive clarity, and leaves people unchanged, while the technology's deeper dangers lie in surveillance, war, and data centres.
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.
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.
China's humanoid robot makers held more than 97 percent of global shipments in the first half of 2026; UBTECH opened a Liuzhou factory targeting over 10,000 robots a year, and Unitree's US$900 million IPO drew 8,000-fold retail demand.
A former US Army officer and media analyst explains how Western intelligence agencies deploy AI, bot networks and skewed databases to shape public opinion, citing the Maidan operation and secret disinformation contracts.
Leaked British files reveal how London funded and directed the Iraqi youth platform Yalla through contractor M&C Saatchi to run a covert influence and behaviour-change campaign.
Techno-utopianism is a faith-based worldview that ignores how plutocrats and empire managers control all technology, so real change requires collective transformation rather than waiting for innovation to save us.
US-backed strikes target Russian data centres and energy infrastructure while diplomatic and oil deals buy time, as Russia, Iran and China prepare for further confrontation.
Kambale Musavuli argues that a US-brokered DRC-Rwanda deal entrenches imperial extraction, linking Congolese coltan and tantalum to the global AI boom and Rwanda-backed M23 control of eastern mines.
A personal essay arguing that consumer culture and social media train us to encounter people as fragments, and that love, faith, anti-imperialism and Karbala demand sustained attention and recognition of others.
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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.
Hangzhou, a 12.7-million-person megacity whose digital economy is 29.5 percent of GDP, hosts DeepSeek and Unitree, yet Zhejiang's data-service electricity use rose 159 percent in 2025, prompting a 1.2 power-usage ceiling on new data centres.
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 concerns amid Israel's war on Gaza.
Rita Giménez joins Ileana to challenge claims of oppressive Chinese labour conditions and explain China's gig economy reforms, platform worker protections and algorithm rules compared with the Global North.
Venezuela's telecom regulator CONATEL granted SpaceX licenses and Ku-band concessions to operate Starlink satellite internet nationwide, part of a broader push to modernise networks under its 2026-2031 telecommunications plan.
A documentary series examining parallels between ancient Antichrist and Dajjal prophecies, science fiction, and the technological systems being built around artificial intelligence, surveillance, and control over reality.
Palestinian writer and former Apple employee Tariq Ra'ouf discusses Apple's complicity in Israel's occupation, from IDF salary top-ups to Israel-designed chips, and the Apples Against Apartheid campaign.
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.
Brazil's 2026 first-round results show Lula's vote falling across nearly all municipalities, reflecting a deeper shift in work as platform and digital labour outgrow traditional categories, raising questions of data sovereignty and who captures productivity gains.
A study of Africa's fragmented payment systems, where most intra-African transactions route through foreign intermediaries and settle in dollars or euros, and of African-led alternatives like PAPSS and mobile money.
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.
Panellists at the Socialist China Conference contrast China's mass-consultation AI strategy and green industrial investment with Washington's oligarch-driven approach, arguing Beijing is building the infrastructure for a new productive paradigm.
Leaders of socialist and progressive countries greeted the People's Republic of China on its 77th national day, October 1; Vladimir Putin told Xi Jinping China is achieving impressive success in socioeconomic, scientific, and technological spheres.
Canada's Five Eyes intelligence alliance has long served US efforts to destabilise Cuba, with Canadian spies passing signals intelligence to Washington as Trump tightens the embargo on the island.
Big Tech executives warn of AI existential risk while cashing out ahead of a historic bubble, as the US government shields the industry and Silicon Valley pushes to ban Chinese AI.
Ecuadorian authorities detained Swedish programmer Ola Bini in Quito after revoking his residency visa and opening administrative deportation proceedings, which his defense calls irregular and is challenging in court.
A military commentator and a former Army specialist dissect Pete Hegseth's State of the Force reforms, arguing they purge experienced leaders, impose Christian nationalist ideology, and hollow out the US armed forces.
Brazil's election pits Lula against Flávio Bolsonaro amid documented US and Russian interference, AI disinformation, tariffs tied to Jair Bolsonaro's prosecution, and a fight over the Pix payment system.
Economist Michael Roberts argues the $4 trillion AI investment boom is a speculative bubble built on circular financing that could trigger a 2008-style recession far worse than the original.
