Subjects Archives: Movements

International students occupy a peculiar position within the contemporary university.

The American public will need many more voices and new collective efforts to erect more barriers to nuclear war, not give a president more options for starting one.

For decades, the Saudi state cultivated the mythology of sovereignty while constructing one of the most elaborate systems of strategic dependency in modern history.

The axing of Macklemore from Ed Sheeran’s tour is the latest attempt by pro-Israel pressure to push back on an argument that’s lost, but solidarity wins over fear, argues Dave Randall

Datarepublican was identified in 2025 as Jennica Pounds, a Utah-based mother with nearly a million followers whose stated raison d’etre is “fighting communists”–a moniker she applies liberally to anyone perceptibly to the left of Barry Goldwater. 

“Many look at this too much from outside, from the Global North, without really trying to understand our reasoning, what’s actually at stake for Venezuela, and why Venezuela is doing what it’s doing.”

As Chile commemorates the 1973 coup, the kidnapping of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro confirms that the U.S. conspiracy against popular projects in Latin America has not stopped, it has merely changed its name.

American oligarchs kicking an artist off a tour for supporting Palestine is a very in-your-face illustration of why mainstream culture is so vapid and fake these days.

The U.S. was the only country to oppose a UN resolution replacing a colonial world map from year 1569, which misrepresents Africa’s size. This is part of the Trump admin’s overt attempt to revive colonialism.

A review of Norman Finkelstein’s ‘Gaza’s Gravediggers,’ which indicts not Israel’s military, but the global officials and institutions, such as the UN, the ICJ, and the media, who enabled and legitimized the genocide.

Most free trade advocates falsely claim comparative advantage ensures developmental gains for all from trade liberalisation. But even mainstream theory doesn’t promise partial liberalisation is better.

The nation’s corporations spent $1.7 billion on union-busters last year—and that figure actually is an understatement.

Only the courage of those who opposed the war, including the soldiers who did so at great risk, should be respected.

For a long time, it was believed that a structural economic crisis, like the one the world is experiencing today, would be followed by a general political crisis and then social unrest and revolutions. However, these are exceptional cases.

Sources told U.S. media that the Ansarallah-led Yemeni army’s opponents, already weakened in recent days, faced ‘waves and waves’ of Sanaa’s forces in the latest battle.

OpenAI acknowledges its agents misused a German wiki as a message board, renewing scrutiny over AI safety, transparency, and oversight of autonomous systems.

According to the fact sheet published by the White House on August 31, the Office of Strategic Capital of the Pentagon (renamed the Department of War) will own 35% of the shares of the company North American Blue Energy Partners (NABEP), selected by the Trump administration to lead oil extraction projects in Venezuelan fields with a proven potential of 65 billion barrels.

Trump’s Operation Metro Surge was a direct attack on our union.

Capitalism depends on precarious migrant labour to discipline workers, deepen division, and extract wealth while weaponising anti-immigrant rhetoric to obscure the neoliberal destruction of public services and social welfare.

The scale is global, not exclusively African.