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  • In this Feb. 15, 2018 photo, Awsaf, a thin 5-year-old who is getting no more than 800 calories a day from bread and tea, half the normal amount for a girl her age, drinks tea, in Abyan, Yemen. Nariman El-Mofty | AP

    Starving off-camera: in Yemen 20 Million fuel the Saudi-U.S.-NATO war machine

    Originally published: Mint Press News on September 10, 2018 by Mnar Muhawesh & Ahmed Abdulrahman (more by Mint Press News)  | (Posted Sep 13, 2018)

    Within days of starting the war, Saudi Arabia imposed a total land, air and sea blockade, along with targeting vital agriculture and food supply infrastructure that sustains life for the 29 million Yemenis—all of which constitute war crimes under international law.

  • RACE, CLASS, AND SOCIALIST STRATEGY

    Race, class and social strategy

    Originally published: The Call on August 30, 2018 by Jeremy Gong & Eric Blanc (more by The Call)  | (Posted Sep 12, 2018)

    Marxists have long understood that the workplace is the primary strategic site of class struggle, and that class struggle is essential for cohering a radicalized working-class majority with the capacity and will to overthrow capitalism in favor of socialism. At the same time, Marxists recognize our moral responsibility to oppose—and the strategic necessity to fight—all forms of exploitation and oppression.

  • Marronage meets Bolivarian Socialism: Maroon Comix, a Review

    Eds.

    VA’s Jeanette Charles reviews Maroon Comix, a book that tells the tales of maroons’ fight for freedom and self-determination and their legacy for today’s struggles.

  • By inviting and disinviting Bannon, New Yorker fell into its own trap

    Originally published: FAIR (Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting) on September 7, 2018 by Justin Anderson (more by FAIR (Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting))  | (Posted Sep 11, 2018)

    Corporate media just can’t stop cluelessly digging their own grave.

  • EXCLUSIVE: Crackdown On Dissent is Dangerous: Arundhati Roy

    Crackdown On Dissent is Dangerous

    Originally published: NewsClick.in on September 1, 2018 by Teesta Setalvad (more by NewsClick.in)  | (Posted Sep 10, 2018)

    Writer-Activist condemns recent arrests of activists. She says ” I Am a Part of Society, I’m Not a Part of the State”

  • Chagos Islanders protest at Trafalgar Square in 2018.

    The UK government is being shamed in the Hague over its colonial record (again)

    Originally published: The Canary on September 2, 2018 by John McEvoy (more by The Canary)  | (Posted Sep 10, 2018)

    On 3 September, a four-day legal challenge to the UK’s sovereignty over the Chagos Islands began in the International Court of Justice (ICJ). The islands are part of an archipelago located in the British Indian Ocean Territory (BIOT), and home to U.S. airbase Diego Garcia.

  • Image from The Intercept

    The Atlas Network’s insidious impact on the ground

    Originally published: Peoples Dispatch on September 3, 2018 by Aram Aharonian and Álvaro Verzi Rangel (more by Peoples Dispatch)  | (Posted Sep 08, 2018)

    Over the decades, the Atlas Network has been financing a variety of organizations that seek to influence the public and promote capitalist ideas.

  • How is a pretext for a cold war manufactured? Photo: Ismael Francisco

    How is a pretext for a cold war manufactured?

    Originally published: Granma English on September 6, 2018 by Yisell Rodríguez Milán (more by Granma English)  | (Posted Sep 08, 2018)

    A pretext is all that is needed to start a conflict, something with which the United States has experience, from the Spanish-American War, to Vietnam, Iraq… but its latest efforts to vilify Cuba are unique.

  • Aerial image of the Crazy Horse Native American Monument in the Black Hills of South Dakota, billed as the world’s largest sculpture June 15, 2011. | Photo- Reuters

    U.S. marks anniversary of death of Native American Chief Crazy Horse

    Originally published: teleSUR English on September 5, 2018 by teleSUR Writer (more by teleSUR English)  | (Posted Sep 08, 2018)

    He was the Sioux Chief of the Oglala tribe and a great warrior in the Sioux resistance to the white man’s invasion of the northern Great Plains, also known as the Great American Desert.

  • Photo Credit- Atlas Network

    Atlas Network, the right-wing libertarians

    Originally published: Peoples Dispatch on August 29, 2018 by Aram Aharonian and Álvaro Verzi Rangel (more by Peoples Dispatch)  | (Posted Sep 07, 2018)

    Aram Aharonian and Álvaro Verzi Rangel, co-directors of the Observatory in Communication and Democracy (OCD) and Latin-American Centre of Strategic Analysis (CLAE), wrote a detailed analysis of the Atlas Network and its deep impacts in Latin America. We will be sharing a translated version of this article in parts, the first part is about the network itself and the later parts will address specific country cases.

  • Zimbabwe China

    China offers African Nations $60 Billion in development with ‘no strings attached’

    Originally published: MintPress News on September 4, 2018 by Emma Fiala (more by MintPress News)  | (Posted Sep 07, 2018)

    In response to accusations of encouraging “debt trap” diplomacy in Africa, Chinese President Xi Jinping said the announced aid package is not “a scheme to form an exclusive club or bloc against others. Rather it is about greater openness, sharing and mutual benefit.”

  • At the Oakland event, Camilo showed a torture video which demonstrates opposition violence. | Photo- Reuters

    Camilo Mejia analyzes the soft coup attempt in Nicaragua

    Originally published: teleSUR English on August 28, 2018 by Rick Sterling (more by teleSUR English)  | (Posted Sep 07, 2018)

    Camilo Mejía wrote an open letter condemning the Amnesty report for being biased and actually contributing to the chaos and violence.

  • Mike Davis on Trumps America

    Mike Davis on Trumps America

    Originally published: Rebel News on September 4, 2018 by Mike Davis (more by Rebel News)  | (Posted Sep 06, 2018)

    Donald Trump is coming to Ireland. Behind the bluster, what does his presidency actually represent? Mike Davis—a world renowned American scholar, and author of several books—was interviewed by Seán Mitchell for Rebel, about the state of Trump’s America.

  • For First Time Ever, Workers, Peasants, Agri Workers to Hold Joint Rally in Delhi Against Modi Regime

    For first time ever, workers, peasants, Agri workers to hold joint rally in Delhi against Modi regime

    Originally published: NewsClick.in on September 3, 2018 by Ashok Dhawale (more by NewsClick.in)  | (Posted Sep 05, 2018)

    Massive Mazdoor Kisan Sangharsh Rally on September 5 to hit out at neoliberal economic policies, communal agenda, authoritarian attacks by the BJP government.

  • On Labor Day, where’s labor? How did American workers lose their power?

    Originally published: MintPress News on September 3, 2018 by Jon Jeter (more by MintPress News)  | (Posted Sep 05, 2018)

    Corporate executives have wooed both Democrats and labor union leaders with increasing assertiveness, in a concerted effort to thwart the interracial labor movement that is the only fighting force to ever battle the plutocrats to a draw.

  • 'Fear is palpable' among U.S. climate scientists over Trump moves | The Japan Times

    The Trump Administration’s continued attack on science

    Originally published: Climate Law Blog on August 15, 2018 by Romany Webb and Lauren Kurtz (more by Climate Law Blog) (Posted Sep 05, 2018)

    As of August 14, the federal government has attempted to censor, misrepresent, and otherwise stifle science over 150 times.

  • ‘We Would Be Opening the Heavens to War’

    ‘We would be opening the heavens to war’

    Originally published: FAIR (Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting) on August 31, 2018 by Janine Jackson (more by FAIR (Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting))  | (Posted Sep 04, 2018)

    CounterSpin interview with Karl Grossman on the weaponization of space.

  • President Daniel Ortega and Vice-President Rosario Murillo consider climate change one of the principal challenges to Nicaraguan development. | Photo- Reuters

    Nicaragua: ‘Scientific American should try sticking to science’

    Originally published: teleSUR English Dr. Paul Oquist on September 1, 2018 (more by teleSUR English Dr. Paul Oquist)  | (Posted Sep 04, 2018)

    The last thing we need is to introduce all of the world’s political conflicts into climate change policy, writes Dr. Paul Oquist, Nicaragua’s chief climate negotiator.

  • World Oceans Day 2016: Shocking photos of marine pollution around the planet

    UN scientific paper suggests capitalism has to die in order for the planet to be saved

    Originally published: Grit Post on August 28, 2018 by Scott Alden (more by Grit Post)  | (Posted Sep 03, 2018)

    Capitalism and global sustainability are incongruous with one another, according to a recent paper for the UN’s 2019 Global Sustainable Development Report.

  • Social reproduction theory- What’s the big idea?

    Social reproduction: what’s the big idea?

    Originally published: Pluto Press on August 2018 by Susan Ferguson (more by Pluto Press)  | (Posted Aug 31, 2018)

    Key to social reproduction theory (SRT) is an understanding of the ‘production of goods and services and the production of life are part of one integrated process’, or in other words: acknowledging that race and gender oppression occur capitalistically.

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