Archive | February, 2026

Timo Al-Farooq argues that Trump’s fascism is neither uniquely American nor merely imported, but a convergence of the U.S.’s own racial-terror history and a long-standing admiration for Nazi ideology and aesthetics.

The 2020s have been “a good decade for billionaires”, according to Oxfam’s annual report on global wealth inequality.

Community-based rapid response networks and irreverent performers are disrupting ICE at the source.

This is evidence that Epstein was always an agent, asset, source of chickenfeed, or bagman but never a handler, controller, or spymaster.

Latin America would not be the same today were it not for the Cuban people’s determination to defend their revolution and their decision to chart their own way. But today, Cuba is in the White House’s crosshairs.

Self-declared “peacemaker” Donald Trump has bombed 10 countries, more than any other U.S. leader. Now he plans to raise the military budget to $1.5 trillion—nearly the rest of the world’s defense spending combined.

The global number of migrants has nearly doubled in the past thirty-five years, underscoring rising inequality and the imposed underdevelopment of the Global South.

In a recent editorial, the Washington Post characterized Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s diplomatic mission to Beijing as a “shortsighted” attempt to “troll” President Donald Trump. The critique suggests that Canada is blurring the line between pragmatism and naiveté, trading long-term security for a “show” of strategic partnership with a “dictator.” According to this view, […]

Former Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon says the “ideology of ‘Jewish supremacy’” has become dominant in Israel, and it “is reminiscent of the Nazi race theory.”

Today, Thailand’s political landscape is defined by a three-way struggle between PTP’s disruptive populism, the liberal Peoples Party’s westernised idealism, and Bhumjaithai Party’s reactionary clientelism.

Campaigners told The Electronic Intifada on Wednesday that the result was a “monumental” and “total” victory.

Foster’s book renders Marx’s transformation of Hegelian philosophy for revolutionary ends clear in unprecedented ways.

Avoiding a new arms race after new START.

Spanish journalist describes a New Year’s Eve interview days before the U.S. military aggression.

Over 40 years after the initial release of “The Media Monopoly”, the media landscape has transformed drastically.

The late Jeffrey Epstein was the subject of news for many years before his 2019 death and is still a newsmaker today owing to his years long relation with Donald Trump.

Lars Cornelissen offers an extract from his recent book “Neoliberalism and Race”, which argues that race functions as an organizing principle of neoliberal ideology. Drawing on intellectual history and critical race studies, he traces both explicit and coded racial constructs within neoliberal thought from the interwar period to the present. The book shows that racial themes have consistently shaped neoliberalism, to the extent that its racial motifs cannot be removed without rendering it theoretically and politically incoherent.

The U.S. Energy Department’s secret panel, made up of five climate change skeptics, was tasked with writing a sweeping report criticizing the consensus on global warming. The Trump administration used that report as the basis to propose a repeal of the landmark Endangerment Finding, a scientific determination that provides the legal basis for climate pollution regulations in the U.S.

In addition to military targets, Trump is considering strikes on senior Iranian leaders with the aim of spurring the overthrow of the Iranian government.

If America still had a Department of Justice, Bezos would be indicted for bribery of a public official pursuant to 18 U.S. Code § 201, which criminalizes offering or giving anything of value to a public official with the intent to influence their official actions. Penalty: imprisonment for up to 15 years.