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Momodou Taal “Africa must be united in the struggle against colonialism and racism wherever they exist.” – President Ahmed Sekou Toure, speech at the Organisation of African Unity, mid-1960s The Iran–Iraq War (1980–1988), which resulted in roughly half a million deaths and more than a million casual
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Samer Hassan For two years, Israel committed genocide against the Palestinians in Gaza, and the complacent leaders of the world decided it was not a red line. Many went so far as to support it with arms, to increase trade, and to shield it from tangible accountability. Entertainment organizations li
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Souad.S As imperialism sheds its masks, after decades of neoliberal deception and colonial performance, the African continent is confronting one of the most extreme expressions of imperial war. Many African countries remain subjected to neocolonial domination and external control, while others are c
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Bronx Anti-War Coalition This statement was posted in its original entirety from Bronx Anti-War Coalition. It has not been edited. On February 21, 2026, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez posted on X: “No war with Iran.” It got 8+ million views. It was shared widely among progressives. It felt like resistance
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Jesús Rojas The events that took place in Venezuela last January 3rd cannot be interpreted as an isolated incident or a simple strategic maneuver on the regional geopolitical chessboard. To reduce the facts—marked by an unprecedented military deployment that culminated in the kidnapping of President
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This article originally appeared on PressTV. Its contents have not been changed. Shabbir Rizvi With the launch of Russia’s military operation, otherwise known as the “Ukraine War” in February 2022, many analysts, commentators, journalists, and the like correctly concluded that a multipolar world ord
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Marwa Yousuf K. A billionaire traffics minors for other billionaires (and multi-millionaires), ferries them across borders in private jets, houses them on his private island buffered by ocean and law; the details are documented, leaked, litigated, archived, and still the shape of it feels structural
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Ayman Hareez Muhammad Adib In popular Malaysian discourse, conversations about local political developments tend to be reduced to the binary opposition between conservatism and liberalism. On the former end, the story goes that Malaysia is a Muslim country because its dominant indigenous population
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This article was republished from Abbas Muntaqim’s substack. No changes were made to the content. We encourage the reader to subscribe and support him. Abbas Muntaqim What Is a De Facto World War?(A de facto world war is one in which war is continuous, global, undeclared, and administered through ec
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Marwa Yousuf K “The master’s tools will never dismantle the master’s house.” – Audre Lorde In the age of soft warfare, empire needs brokers, not boots on the ground. The battlefield is no longer limited to terrain; it has expanded to narrative, and the most potent weapons in this war are not drones
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Conducted by Qasim Ansari for VoxUmmah In the wake of Israel’s war on Gaza – and the subsequent escalation across the region – Iran once again finds itself framed as both instigator and threat. The narratives are familiar: the Islamic Republic as an oppressive regime that must be dismantled and resi
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Marwa Yousuf K Time does not walk forward; it swings. Not evenly, not gently, but with the burden of consequence – back and forth between oppression and revolt, wealth and ruin, power and its collapse. It is not progress that drives history but pressure, rupture, and recoil. History, when told by th