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Iran replaces UAE ports with Pakistan corridor to break U.S. blockade
The move activates a bilateral agreement signed in 2008 but never previously used, and positions the Gwadar-Karachi corridor as a potential strategic link between South Asia and Eurasia through CPEC and China’s Belt and Road Initiative.
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Understanding the shared ideology behind settler colonialism in Native America and Palestine
Both the United States and Israel were founded and exist on land taken during ongoing genocides. Settler colonialism drives these genocides, and both nations share an ideology that justifies the theft and rationalizes the killing.
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The Democracy of the strongest is always the best: The Eighteenth Newsletter (2026)
Had Thomas Sankara not been assassinated in 1987 and been allowed to advance Burkina Faso’s development, perhaps the Sahel would have followed his example a generation ago–and things might look very different today.
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What Marxism can—and cannot—do
Marxism remains the most powerful tool for understanding capitalism, but it is not a formula for building socialism.
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China’s labor law says a job is a right—even in the age of AI
No equivalent legal protection exists in the United States.
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Move the Games: No World Cup for genocide, ecocide, or state thuggery
This Earth Day the Anti-Fascist Football Coalition declares that the United States and its Zionist partner have disqualified themselves from the community of civilized nations.
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U.S. sanctions and the sharp rise in infant mortality in Cuba
A country’s infant mortality rate (IMR) is often considered a key barometer for a population’s overall health as well as its access to quality health care.
