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“Dear World: This is What Palestinian Unity Looks Like”: This unity is visible in the millions of Palestinians who have demonstrated against the war, chanted for Gaza, cried for Gaza, and developed a new political discourse around it. Also: “Gaza’s Unbreakable Resistance: A Historical Perspective on the War and Its Aftermath”.
Trump’s musings immediately invited questions about whether the president sees Gaza as a potential real estate investment opportunity.
This will effectively silo U.S. public health agencies from their international counterparts and sever the American public, health providers, and research hubs from information about infectious diseases, budding epidemics, and even outbreaks of foodborne and waterborne illnesses.
“Trump’s Tariffs vs. China’s Long Game”: This latest salvo in the long-simmering trade spat between the world’s two largest economies raises eyebrows and questions in equal measure. Also: “The U.S. Sees China Through the Dark Mirror of its Own Unbridled Aggression”.
The overall impact of World Bank and IMF policies has been very negative for the Pakistan economy and for the people’s economy. It has resulted in price hikes and inequalities. Unemployment is at a historic high.
The entire Romanian political scene remains committed to a ‘minimal state’, whose main role is to transfer wealth from working people to businesses and the security services. As long as this is the case, popular frustration will continue to simmer …
“DeepSeek’s Geopolitical Impacts”: DeepSeek’s open-source model will empower billions of people worldwide, accelerate global innovation, and challenge the existing technological and economic order. Also: “DeepSeek: How a Small Chinese AI Company is Shaking up US Tech Heavyweights”.
“The Ocean Surface Is Warming Four Times Faster Than in the 1980s”; “We Have Entered the Era of Global Boiling: Marine Wildlife, Ecosystems, and Economies Are Being Devastated”; and: “Killing The Great Barrier Reef”.
Ian Angus talks about the ideas set out in his book ‘Facing the Anthropocene’ and explains the origin of his thought.
The activist and publisher of the scrappy ‘Faridabad Majdoor Samachar’ believed that workers could do things themselves – they didn’t need leaders or saviours.
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