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Iran slams UNSC resolution condemning Iranian attacks on U.S. bases in Gulf countries
Iran maintains that its attacks in Gulf countries are based on its right to self defense as the U.S. military bases in the region are used to launch attacks inside Iran.
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The Trump Corollary: Imperialist offensive and the assault on Venezuela
The “Trump Corollary” to the Monroe Doctrine is a central feature of U.S. strategy designed to secure hegemony and limit Chinese and Russian influence in Latin America and the Caribbean.
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In Spain, Amazon workers win with quick-hit walkouts
At an Amazon fulfillment center in Spain, we used a flurry of brief walkouts late last year to force the company to improve wages and time off.
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Washington wants out. Iran isn’t opening the door.
The war was Washington’s choice. Iran has set the terms for ending it.
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Trolling the law books to find new ways to shut down critics of Israel
Outrage and resistance are growing against a vicious campaign to muzzle political speech and action.
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PATRICK LAWRENCE: Another war we’re not supposed to see
You have to figure, if those waging war—and covering it—dedicate themselves this assiduously to keeping things hidden, there are surely things to hide.
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The far Right goes to war against women: The Eleventh Newsletter (2026)
In recent years, the Latin American far right has launched a crusade against the rights of women and sex-gender dissidents, hoping to crush some of the region’s most active opposition to neoliberalism.
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Fukushima at 15
Living with radioactive hot spots and stigma as Japan’s government pushes for more reactors.
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Data center moratorium bills are spreading in 2026
Local governments are not waiting for state capitols: at least 63 local data-center moratorium actions have been introduced, considered, or adopted across dozens of towns and counties.
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Venezuela: Defense of Nicolás and Cilia
They will never be able to show any evidence or serious proof of the false accusations they have made with the sole purpose of stigmatizing an innocent person in order to eliminate the revolutionary militant who stood in their way.
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‘I am ashamed of how gutless, spineless our government has been’: Arundhati Roy on U.S.-Israel war on Iran
“Any regimes that need changing, including the U.S., Israel and ours, need to be changed by the people, not by some bloated, lying, cheating, greedy, resource grabbing, bomb dropping imperial power and its allies, who are trying to bully the whole world into submission.”
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U.S. support for Israel continues to plummet, despite media’s best efforts
A fake scandal involving Rama Duwaji’s Instagram likes reveals how desperate pro-Israel pundits are grasping at straws as support for the country plummets in the U.S.
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U.S.’ hunger for Halloween trinkets is killing Vietnam’s painted woolly bats
In recent years, taxidermied and framed bats have become popular as Halloween décor and, oddly, as Christmas tree decorations, sold to customers in the U.S., as well as Europe and Canada.
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When the White House turns war into entertainment: Missiles, memes, and masculinity
Consider what’s missing from the videos: no civilians running from falling bombs. No grieving families. No returning veterans struggling with trauma.
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The brave new war machine
How a Clique of Unhinged Techno-Optimists Is Putting Humanity at Risk.
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Iran destroys the radar systems at the heart of U.S. missile defense
Washington launched Operation Epic Fury on Feb. 28, killing Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and several top commanders in a joint U.S.-Israeli strike. What followed was not the collapse and capitulation that U.S. war planners had assumed.
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Trumpism in the style of a “banana republic”: Authoritarian destruction of the public sphere in Ecuador
In a country already battered by violent crime, poverty, Noboa governs for capital, seeking to destroy the public sector and reduce the state to its bare minimum, submitting to U.S. dictates through militarization and political repression.
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U.S. makes India perform in a circus tent
India’s present-day rulers should exercise their prerogative to take independent decisions. But, for that to happen, as Rabindranath Tagore wrote, the mind should first be without fear and the head held high.
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President Maduro sends message of faith and popular organization from kidnapping in New York
The text calls for building a popular, just, and moral government, where the direct participation of communities is the guarantee of lasting peace with social justice for all families.
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Gallup ends Presidential approval polling after 88 years—likely because a President disapproved
The truth is, with all the other polls that exist today, hardly anyone seems to notice.
