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Sri Lanka’s Hambantota port and the complete collapse of the “debt trap” narrative
The Western media’s obsession with Chinese “debt traps” is thus nothing more than a demonisation campaign and a blatant act of self-projection.
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The beautiful game can’t hide the ugly
The United States should never host the World Cup because it is a country built on racism, repression, and endless war. FIFA and its leaders ignored international demands to host the matches elsewhere and now face calls for a boycott of the World Cup and of the U.S.
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House GOP, with help of 4 Dems, Vvotes to take food aid from millions of women and kids
“While working families struggle to feed their families, Republicans are cutting funding for fruit and vegetable vouchers for women, infants, and children,” said Democratic Rep. Rosa DeLauro.
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Trump’s war on labor: The biggest union-busting drive in U.S. history
The first blow landed before Trump had been in office a week.
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“Fraud on the Court”: Even as DOJ drops $1.8B settlement fund, Judge reopens case over collusion
AMY GOODMAN: In a rare reversal for the Trump administration, the Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche told lawmakers Tuesday the Department of Justice would not be moving forward with the $1.8 billion so-called anti-weaponization fund, even after the temporary pause mandated by the court.
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AI: Just one big trade
If AI is to succeed for capital, it will only be at the expense of most working people and their families.
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U.S. weighing plan to buy the Chagos Islands: The Telegraph
The Trump administration’s intent comes amid concerns over the future of the strategically important Diego Garcia military base and Britain’s proposed transfer of sovereignty to Mauritius.
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Cuba before the Revolution: The United States’ casino and brothel
While a privileged minority lived in the most absolute opulence, the Cuban people suffered from one of the greatest social inequalities in Latin America.
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What Canadian cities can learn from Zohran Mamdani’s housing plan
The strategy combines public investment, tenant protections, and non-market housing at a scale rarely seen in North America.
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In China, AI is no excuse to fire workers
The day before International Workers’ Day, a court in China sent a clear message to employers: artificial intelligence is not a license to throw workers away.
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The “Reform” chorus
The Indian economy at present is in the grip of a serious crisis, manifested above all in a sharp fall of the rupee and an acceleration of inflation.
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Soros’ OSF helped stir Indonesian rebellion, leaks reveal
Leaked documents reviewed by The Grayzone expose how the Soros-run Open Society Foundations plotted to “prevent the continuation” of Indonesia’s elected government by bankrolling opposition media, youth activists groups and lawfare operations to remove President Prabowo Subianto.
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Build the New Asia of our dreams: The Twenty-Third Newsletter (2026)
Economic growth alone cannot secure genuine sovereignty in Asia; a regional platform for coordination remains a vital material necessity to safeguard the region against imperialism and neocolonialism.
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Tech bosses cut nearly 150,000 workers as profits pour into AI machinery
The question is not whether AI will enter the workplace. It already has.
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From the RAF to the Ulm 5
The Stammheim trials and Germany’s ideological justice.
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Here is why we sanctioned Hillel at the New School and why students everywhere should follow our lead
In May, the New School’s Student Senate sanctioned its Hillel chapter for its ties to Israeli war crimes and violations of international law. With 850 chapters worldwide, students everywhere should join the campaign to “Drop Hillel.”
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Bolivia in crisis: In conversation with Evo Morales
COM: We already know right now the situation in Bolivia and the crisis is currently unfolding. What can you say about what is happening right now, about the strike?
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The Pentagon is running an AI propaganda mill targeting Latin America
La Tilde publishes an unusual mix of personal finance guides and articles extolling American military efforts in Latin America.
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Spain: The ‘Zapatero case’ – a plot to oust the Sánchez government
It doesn’t take a genius to see the political motivation behind the judicial and police apparatus’s actions against Zapatero, given his clear political ties to the Sánchez government.
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Venezuela healthcare in dire straits as U.S. forces Cuban doctors exit
The departure of Cuban doctors from Venezuela, driven by growing U.S. pressure on Havana’s overseas medical missions, is deepening healthcare shortages.
