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‘European Militarism on Steroids is Not Good, Either’: Lacking in any strategic thinking, a new bellicism has swept up the elites and gone into cataclysmic overdrive in recent weeks. Also: ‘Preventing Peace’.
As US-backed surrender demands mount and ceasefire negotiations collapse under the weight of sabotage and regional betrayal, Hamas is standing its ground – choosing resistance over exile, even as Gaza burns and Arab states line up to seal its fate.
In one of the deadliest attacks on emergency workers in the world in years, Israeli troops killed 15 Palestinian first responders and buried them in a mass grave.
From weapons and trade to logistics and espionage, Persian Gulf monarchies are quietly underwriting the occupation state’s war on Gaza and its broader regional aggressions.
In a typically brilliant work of conjectural analysis Valério Arcary, the legendary Marxist historian who broke from the Workers Party (PT) in 1994, warns Brazilian radicals from repeating errors of the past, which transformed some of them into useful idiots for regime change during the long coup years of 2013-18.
‘Students Protest Continue in Indonesia’: Over the last several weeks, demonstrations have erupted across Indonesia. The government has been downplaying the unrest, yet it is unable to ignore the uprising. Also: ‘International Solidarity Call by Indonesian Activists’.
Alejandra Laprea, a feminist activist of Venezuela, discusses the evolution of popular feminism, the challenges posed by the global conservative backlash, the economic blockade and its impact on women, and the urgent tasks ahead for feminists within the Bolivarian Revolution. Also: ‘Venezuela: 1,600 Women Discuss “Communal Feminism” at First National Gathering’.
Just like Tom Paine, and until the very end, Bob saw hope in the people who were rising up and demanding a future defined by their humanity, as opposed to corporate power.
Yoon, whose government was highly unpopular due to authoritarian policies and escalating war efforts, was impeached by the country’s Parliament for imposing a short-lived martial law over the country last year in December.
Her praxis, as her poetic corpus reveals, is rooted in the Saivate tradition and equally influenced by Islamic mysticism.
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