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It is a curious spectacle, almost Shakespearean in its tragicomic absurdity, to watch Pakistan once again being marched—boots polished and tails wagging—into the waiting embrace of the American empire.
Beijing’s commemoration is a bold rebuttal to the West’s monopolization of WWII memory. Also: An extract from: ‘They Shall Not Pass: Our Call Against Fascism’.
‘The Illusion of Control: Deregulation, Legal Loopholes, and the Rise of AI’; and: ‘Farming in the Dark: The Black Box of AI and the Erosion of Food Sovereignty’: The third and fourth part of this series, adapted from the Bioneers 2025 panel, featuring leading voices who challenge the dominant narratives about AI and call for deeper scrutiny of its impacts.
‘Plastics in the World’s Oceans and Food: No Longer an Invisible Killer’; ‘Plastics Crisis Endangers Humanity and All Aspects of the Environment, Concludes Lancet Study’; ‘U.S. and Oil Producers Block a Treaty to Clean the World of Plastic Pollution’.
‘Fukushima Recovery Plagued with Setbacks’; ‘Fukushima Radioactive Waste Problems Metastasize’; and: Book Review: Thomas A. Bass’s “Return to Fukushima”.
On the final day of the Second Pan-American Congress held in Mexico, more than 60 delegates from 12 countries sent an unambiguous message: The peoples and the elected representatives of this hemisphere are ready to act to confront the global threat of fascism.
The collective village of Nanjie is presented as a successful example in China. But there are several problems with this model: the village accepts foreign capital participation for financing, and employs peasant labor from other regions – many call it ‘collective capitalism’.
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