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U.S. Troops May Leave Afghanistan, But U.S. Imperialism Ain’t Goin’ Nowhere
On Wednesday, Joe Biden announced that all U.S. troops would leave Afghanistan by September 11. Though this date is symbolic, ... -
Is Myanmar Heading Toward a Civil War?
For weeks now, Myanmar’s heroic youth and working class have defiantly organized their self-defense in the face of increased repression. ... -
From India to Myanmar: Class Struggle Erupts in South and Southeast Asia
Class struggle is deepening throughout South and Southeast Asia, and it may get even stronger as pandemic-related restrictions are relaxed. ... -
Why Are Haitians Rising Up?
We interviewed Lautaro Rivara, a sociologist and journalist currently located in Haiti, to learn about the complex social and political ... -
The Biggest Revolt of the 21st Century: Ten Years after the Arab Spring
Ten years ago today, a young fruit vendor in Tunisia, Mohamed Bouazizi, set himself on fire after being harassed by ... -
Ethiopia Is on the Brink of a Civil War
Ethiopia is experiencing one of the most tense moments in its history, opening up the possibility of a new civil ... -
One Child Shot per Hour in Brazil: “Children’s Rights” under Bolsonaro
Since the beginning of the year, 20 children have been shot in the metropolitan region of Rio de Janeiro — and one ... -
Massive Protests Erupt in Indonesia Against Austerity
Thursday, October 8, the third day of protests in Indonesia against a legislative reform that slashes labor rights and threatens ... -
Turkey and Greece Face Off for Oil and Gas in the Eastern Mediterranean
The dispute for the control over hydrocarbons discovered at the bottom of the Mediterranean is re-configuring the links between two ... -
Sudan Shaken by New Protests
Protests throughout the East African country are demanding political reforms toward “democracy.” But the country’s economic and social situation is ...
Author: Salvador Soler
