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‘Washington Wants Out. Iran Isn’t Opening the Door’: Eleven days into Operation Epic Fury, Washington faces a problem it created for itself: how to exit a war it cannot win. Also: ‘Mojtaba’s Message to Trump: “Bring It On!”’; and: ‘Iran-US Conflict Turns into Prolonged Attrition’.
In the UK, a group of political prisoners from Palestine Action have entered the very dangerous phase of a hunger strike in jail. They are using their starving bodies to scream a truth that the BBC refuses to whisper: Britain is an active participant in the slaughter of Gaza.
There is no doubt that India’s elections are no longer fair; there is no level playing field in the electoral contest anymore. But this, though true, is not enough to fully explain the huge losses suffered by the Congress and the INDIA alliance in the Bihar Assembly elections, and earlier, in the Maharashtra Assembly elections.
‘The Dawn of a Better Day’; ‘Mamdani’s Victory is a Mandate to Fight the Cost of Living Crisis, Defend Immigrants, and Stop Genocide’; ‘U.S. Voters Hand MAGA a Big Defeat’; ‘The Election’s Big Winner: Socialism’.
‘Two Million People at Risk of Impending Famine in Gaza, WHO Chief Warns’; ‘When the Dead Speak and the Living Refuse to Listen’; ‘A Minute of Silence for 25,000 Palestinian Children Killed and 17,000 Orphaned… is That Too Much?’.
‘True Gaza Death Toll May Top 100,000, New Study Reveals’; and: ‘Israel Waging a Relentless War of Starvation on Gaza, IPC Report Confirms’.
More than 1,200 demonstrations sponsored by over 400 activists’ groups took place on March 5 in all 50 states of the USA to protest Donald Trump and billionaire Elon Musk’s dismantling of the government that is sacrificing the needs of working families to the greed of right-wing oligarchs.
‘Sukhdev Thapar: The Shadowed Intellectual of the Hindustan Socialist Republican Association’; ‘Comrade Bhagat Singh, in This India, You Too Would Likely be Branded an Anti-National’.
India today is far from the democratic ideal envisaged by the man who chaired the drafting committee of the Constitution.
One million people mobilized in the City of Buenos Aires … the march on February 1st was a massive and distinct call that sprang from an anti-fascist and self-convened assembly, and that multiplied throughout the country and the world.
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