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Myriam Kane of the Black Liberation Alliance told the Socialist China Conference 2026 that her September 2025 visit to China, as one of more than 70 African delegates to a China-Africa youth festival, showed engagement breaking the old colonial design.
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.
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Taiwan's tourism sector suffers occupancy rates near 20% as DPP authorities block cross-strait group tours, forfeiting mainland visitor spending during China's National Day holiday boom.
Cuba commemorates the 50th anniversary of the 1976 bombing of Cubana de Aviación flight CU-455, which killed 73 people, denouncing US-backed state terrorism and demanding justice for the victims.
The Rasuwa flood in Nepal, triggered by a Himalayan slope collapse, exposes how global warming, black carbon and permafrost thaw are destabilising High Asia, and urges Southasian states to unite on climate action.
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An investigation by Palestine solidarity groups finds United Airlines transported thousands of military shipments to Israel on passenger planes, prompting calls for an arms embargo.
Displaced families in Tyre protest to demand shelter and reconstruction, accusing the Lebanese government of surrendering citizens' right to sue Israel under the framework agreement.
Ahead of the UN General Assembly's 81st general debate, China's stated agenda centres on an immediate Gaza ceasefire, climate finance from developed nations, and reform of global governance so the Global South gains fairer seats and access to AI.
Washington refused visas for some members of Iranian President Pezeshkian's UN General Assembly delegation while barring Palestinian officials, as Iran and the US clash over the Strait of Hormuz.
Nigerian investigative journalist David Hundeyin argues that a US health aid deal demanded Zambia's copper and lithium for $1.6 billion, and traces the 1,300-kilometer Lobito Railway Corridor built to move minerals while avoiding population centers.
Survivors in Beirut's Sabra and Shatila refugee camps recount the 1982 massacre, when Israeli-backed forces killed hundreds of civilians, and reflect on memory, loss and resistance.
Luxury coastal developments from Lagos to Dakar and Jamaica are fencing off once-public shorelines, pricing local communities out of their own coastlines and exposing the darker realities of unregulated tourism.
A report from the Shrine of Sayyida Khawla in Baalbek, Lebanon, tracing the site's history and restoration and the mass Arba'een pilgrimages that draw hundreds of thousands of visitors each year.
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Venezuela restarts the Chivacoa-Barquisimeto railway after extensive repairs, offering affordable transport for hundreds daily and reviving Chávez-era plans to integrate the central-western region.
An interview with Pete Seeger recounts his Hudson River activism, the Clearwater sloop's environmental education, and his philosophy of humor, hope, and inclusive organizing for social change.
US blockade and coercive measures have halved Cuba's traveler flows in 2026, with international arrivals down 62.8%, severely impacting tourism revenue and social programs.
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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.
The USS Abraham Lincoln's port call in Pattaya spotlights how US military R&R stops built Thailand's sex tourism industry, with hosts critiquing media jokes that normalize military sexual violence.
Venezuela's Simón Bolívar International Airport partially resumed passenger flights on September 1, using temporary terminals built in 35 days after June's devastating earthquakes, restoring key connectivity despite ongoing recovery and the US blockade.
The Alliance of Sahel States advances sovereignty through dams, refineries, and mining projects, rejecting conditional financing to build infrastructure and train experts for regional independence.
Venezuela's main airport reopens temporary terminals on September 1 after earthquake damage, restoring flights despite US sanctions and infrastructure challenges.
Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley visits Venezuela to deepen bilateral ties, touring a socialist commune and signing agreements on energy, agriculture, and tourism, reinforcing Caribbean solidarity.
A tour of Nahr al-Bared camp in north Lebanon recounts the 2007 battle that destroyed it, honors Palestinian fighters who died defending Lebanon, and reflects on displacement and resistance.
The Electronic Intifada's livestream covers Iran's depletion of US drone fleets, a UK tribunal victory for anti-Zionists, and Ireland's rejection of Gaza student visas amid ongoing genocide.
Ireland has rejected dozens of student visa applications from Palestinians in Gaza despite university admissions and scholarships, prompting accusations of appeasing the far right.
Nicaragua's tourism sector, recovering from the 2018 coup attempt, supports proposed constitutional reforms to bar coup participants from office and ban foreign party financing, viewing them as essential for stability and sovereignty.
Venezuela's main airport in Maiquetía tests provisional terminals, built after earthquake damage, ahead of planned operations at reduced capacity.
