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‘Full Circle’: AIM patrols back on Minneapolis streets as tensions rise
Supporters are pouring in from across Indian Country to protect the Minnesota community from ICE.
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Netanyahu to join U.S.-led Gaza ‘Board of Peace’ despite ICC War Crimes warrant
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu has agreed to join a U.S.-led “Board of Peace” to oversee Gaza’s post-ceasefire future, a move announced despite an active International Criminal Court arrest warrant against him for war crimes and crimes against humanity.
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Social Strikes: Confronting ICE and resisting authoritarianism
We can hope that social strikes will not be necessary to limit and ultimately end MAGA tyranny.
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Unimaginable terror: ‘The Voice of Hind Rajab’ review
Winning eight awards at the 2025 Venice International Film Festival, this is a heart-rending account of the final hours of a 5 year-old Palestinian girl awaiting rescue and a magnificent tribute to her and the children of Gaza, finds Katherine Hajiyianni.
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China proposes international collaboration to defend Venezuelan sovereignty and regional peace
Beijing condemns U.S. terrorist action against Venezuela, demands immediate release of President Maduro.
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80 years without a general strike. Then ICE came to Minneapolis
For most of U.S. history, general strikes have been rare–not because workers lacked the will to fight, but because the ruling class moved quickly and violently whenever that power surfaced.
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The door-to-door terror in Minneapolis
In this country, no one is required to produce identification papers. In this country, no government official has a right to demand them of someone about whom the officer knows nothing.
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‘Poor people speaking with one voice’: SACP to host conference of left-wing organisations
The SACP has long announced that it will contest local government elections separately from the ANC.
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Strategy, Political Theory and Relations of Production in the Gotha Programme — Giannis Ninos
Marxism, in both its classical and later forms, unites theoretical analysis with political positions.
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Trump isn’t the first to be gifted a Nobel Prize he didn’t win—Joseph Goebbels got one too
In 1943, the Norwegian writer Knut Hamsun gave his Nobel Prize for Literature to the infamous Nazi criminal.
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Trump neither selected Delcy Rodríguez nor Governs Venezuela
Trump’s explicitly colonial language has also included the use of bullying as a tactic of provocation, as he recently proclaimed himself “interim president” of Venezuela in a post on Truth Social.
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Babies die of hypothermia in Gaza as Israel blocks shelters
The following is from the news roundup during the 15 January livestream. Watch the entire episode here. Israel continues to kill and injure Palestinians across the Gaza Strip while the Israeli blockade remains firmly in place, despite nearly 100 days since the so-called ceasefire was agreed upon in October 2025. Israeli attacks killed at least […]
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Bombing Somalia, raiding Minnesota: Two fronts of the same war
The intensified bombardment of Somalia and the assault on Somali communities in Minnesota are not separate policies.
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America’s new space superiority order is a threat to global human security
On December 18, 2025, the White House issued an executive order titled “Ensuring American Space Superiority.”
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The last honest American go-between the White House and the Kremlin died eighty years ago
On his way to meet Joseph Stalin in July 1941, Harry Hopkins landed just out of range of German guns on a Moscow city airfield which, later, stretched a few hundred metres from my kitchen window.
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Return to Fukushima – book review
Thomas Bass shows how insistence that nuclear power is a safe answer to energy needs is contradicted by the reality of the Fukushima disaster’s aftermath, finds Elaine Graham-Leigh.
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U.S. halts immigrant visa process from 75 nations amid crackdown
U.S. suspends immigrant visas from 75 nations, including Brazil, Egypt, Thailand, and Somalia, under “public charge” rules.
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World Cup boycott calls grow in response to Trump
The drums of protest and calls to boycott the 2026 FIFA World Cup are beating louder in the United States.
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A warning about civil liberties on Canadian university campuses
Increasing repression against pro-Palestine students is happening now—we must stop it
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ICE detains Indigenous people in Minneapolis, tribes cite treaty violations
The Oglala Sioux Tribe confirmed that ICE is holding four Oglala Lakota people who were arrested near the Little Earth housing complex in the East Phillips neighborhood.
