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The day a nuclear Iran was born
The U.S. attack on Iran’s nuclear program marks a point of no return. Trump has permanently altered the foundations upon which the non-proliferation architecture regarding Iran was built.
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Harvard. Renewal of Faculty Instructorship. Case of Paul Sweezy, 1940
The following records come from the President’s Office at Harvard University involving the terms of the reappointment of Paul Sweezy at the rank of Faculty Instructor in the Harvard economics department.
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The grim arithmetic of 377, 000 missing Palestinians
A recent report by Yaakov Garb of Ben-Gurion University presents an data-driven analysis of the new “aid distribution” compounds in Gaza.
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Kerala: Setting a quiet counter-narrative to growth orthodoxy
The southern state spends nearly 60% of its revenue budget on education, health, pensions, food subsidies and rural development.
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The tactical failure of Israel/U.S. attacks on Iran is leading both to a strategic disaster
The U.S. and Israel’s unchecked aggression has plunged the world into a lawless state of imperial violence—yet their latest attacks on Iran have only exposed the limits of colonial power.
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Resistance works
How Small Groups Took on Great Powers and Won a Victory for Decolonization, Africa, Indigenous Peoples, and More.
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Global heating isn’t just getting worse. It is getting worse faster.
Surplus heat is accumulating in the Earth system at an accelerating rate.
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Arab states express ‘deep concern’ as Iran eyes U.S. bases in West Asia
The IRGC said it has identified and surveilled the bases from which the U.S. attack on Iranian nuclear facilities was launched, affirming its entitlement to respond in self-defense.
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Reality is winning: War, resistance, and the reunification of nation and state in Iran
In her powerful reflection, Nahid Poureisa shows how Israeli aggression has catalyzed the reunification of the Iranian nation and state, forging solidarity, resistance, and clarity in the face of war.
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Chávez and the sowing of values: A conversation with Ana Sofía Cabezas
Ana Sofía Cabezas is a Venezuelan activist, political scientist, and the vice president of the Comandante Eterno Hugo Chávez Foundation.
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From the Rockies to Stockholm: Ignoring the global crisis
A significant economic slowdown into stagnation, alongside still relatively high inflation; a crippling debt burden for the majority of the world’s population eking out a bare living; and an accelerating climate crisis—none of these issues will be discussed in the Rockies or in the Grand Hotel in Stockholm.
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Trump, U.S. intelligence split on Iran, Gabbard sidelined
Trump says Iran is weeks from a nuclear weapon, contradicting U.S. intelligence assessments.
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What do we know about Israel’s own nuclear weapons?
Unlike Iran, Israel is already a nuclear state, with a secretive programme that dates back to the 1950s.
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Iran now first line of defense of BRICS and the Global South
This is as serious as it gets. Let’s survey the chessboard—from micro to macro.
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Sanctuary under siege: L.A.’s fight against ICE raids
Trump’s deployment of national troops is an early test in the fight against creeping authoritarianism.
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Russian and Chinese Military cargo planes shuttling weapons, missiles, supplies into Iran
Russian and Chinese Military Cargo Planes are shuttling “support” to Iran: Weapons systems, air defenses, missiles, and so forth.
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Sanctions, migrants, racism and the human toll of U.S. imperialism
VA writer Andreína Chávez explains how US sanctions shaped Venezuelan migration and the racial bias behind Trump’s deportation policies.
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American Committee on Foreign Relations miseducates public and censors truth-telling analysts
Gatekeepers who run groups have links to U.S. intelligence and only allow certain kinds of viewpoints—all while claiming to be promoting education and open debate about U.S. foreign policy.
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Trump orders unprecedented mass deportation targeting Democratic cities
Trump unleashes sweeping deportation plan, sparking legal battles and nationwide protests.
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Laissez-Faire listening
The Swedish tech giant has rigged the music industry against artists, mined listeners for data, and made music boring for everyone. Or is that just what the major recording labels want you to believe?