
Twenty Years Since the Brutal U.S. Invasion and Occupation of Iraq
The world just marked the one-year anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, but there is …
The world just marked the one-year anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, but there is …
The South China Sea is the site of continuous conflict between the U.S. and China. …
It’s been a year since Russia launched its invasion and brutal war on Ukraine on …
As the 2024 Olympic games in Paris approach, there are vigorous calls from 35 countries, …
The NFL used Pat Tillman’s image at the Super Bowl to promote the U.S. military, despite Tillman own opposition to war and being used as a PR tool. …
The United States was an expansionist nation from its very beginning. Whether taking lands from …
For several weeks, there have been renewed demonstrations and revolts by the Haitian population in …
The United States government intends to sell over $1 billion in weapons to Taiwan, intending …
Recently in a 60 Minutes interview, President Joe Biden escalated the risk of war with China by …
Twenty-two years ago, on September 28, 2000, a massive struggle erupted in the occupied territories …
Mobile billboards in Washington D.C. drew attention to the U.S.’s ongoing persecution of Julian Assange. …
Let’s not mourn for monarchs, who have historically been exploiters and colonizers, and wealthy parasites at best. …
In August, the U.S. government decided to send another three billion dollars in military aid …
The mainstream media is noting the global food crisis and pointing to the war in Ukraine as the cause, but the food crisis has long predated this war. …
The Summit of the Americas concluded, showing U.S. hypocrisy with the exclusion of some countries for not being “democratic.” …
For the third time in less than fifteen years, the world faces increasing hunger, malnutrition, …
The British government has signed an order authorizing the extradition of Julian Assange to the …
The World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland ended on May 27. The conference – a …
Several weeks ago at his presidential library in Dallas, Texas, George W. Bush possibly told …
As the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues into its fourth month, the United States has …
Memorial Day is supposed to be a day to mourn the many lives lost to …
A history of colonialism and imperialism, combined with climate change, has created a hunger crisis in Guatemala. …
Russia’s war on Ukraine marks the beginning of a new era of intensified global conflict — a rivalry of imperialist powers, what some call “the great power competition” of a multi-polar world, between the U.S. and Europe on the one hand and Russia and China on the other. This is a competition to redivide the world into new spheres of influence, for new terms in the global arrangement of economic and military domination. …
Over two million people have been forced to flee South Sudan, a country of 12.4 …
The Ukrainian people have been enduring bombing, shelling, and indiscriminate destruction for 18 days. Thousands …
The people of Yemen are suffering from a war caused by imperialist powers. …
We have more in common with the working people of Russia and Ukraine than we do with the U.S. government and the interests it represents. We need to oppose this war, talk with those we know and also stand up and demonstrate against this war. …
We need to raise our voices in support of the Ukrainian people — not the big powers that are locked in a struggle for control and domination of the region. We cannot ignore the plight of the people of the region. To be silent is to give consent. …
Biden’s administration is proposing another high military budget for 2023, showing the priorities of the ruling class. …
Any celebrations about the killing of ISIS leaders miss the fact that ISIS would not exist without the presence of U.S. imperialism in the Middle East. …
The United States and Russia have been recklessly moving towards war while using Ukraine as a tool. …
The struggle between Russia and the U.S. to dominate this region of the world puts the whole world at risk. This reckless conflict is just another example of the complete bankruptcy of the global capitalist system, where major powers will risk all-out war and countless lives to enhance their economic dominance. …
A recently published a report that shows the U.S. military covered up war crimes in Syria in 2019 when it dropped bombs on a crowd of civilians, killing about 80 people. …
The threat of a military conflict between the United States and China could escalate beyond the show of force each has been displaying in the Strait of Taiwan. …
This system continues to tear apart the earth, brutalize Indigenous people’s lives and destroy their lands for profit. The struggle of Native peoples is a struggle against a system that threatens all life on this planet. It is all of our fight too. …
Tackling the issue of climate change is the most urgent and pressing issue facing all of humanity around the world. Why shouldn’t all of our contributions be brought to the table, especially those on the frontlines who face the most immediate consequences? …
The past 20 years has meant not a U.S. war against terrorists, but an endless war of U.S. terror, carried out all over the world. …
El 15 de agosto, las fuerzas talibanes tomaron el poder en Kabul, la capital de …
In the last few days, there have been protests involving hundreds of people, in at least four Afghan cities. Afghan people are not all quietly accepting this new imposition of Taliban rule. …
For once both parties are right in their critiques of each other! Democrats and Republicans alike are both responsible for this unfolding disaster in Afghanistan! …
While Haiti is a frequent victim of natural disasters, it’s worth remembering the larger reasons why Haiti is so poverty-stricken and vulnerable to natural disaster. …
On July 20, 2001, 20 years ago today, a group of unions filed a lawsuit …
Recently, political leaders of the wealthiest “Group of 7 Nations” (G7) met to discuss what they saw as the most pressing issues that they were facing, including beating war drums against China. …
What They Say U.S. politicians from both parties say we fight wars to defend what …
Biden announced a planned withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan. This does not change the substance of U.S. foreign policy. …
Capitalism is in a state of emergency, bringing all of humanity to the precipice. There is still a window of opportunity for the revolutionary power of the proletariat to intervene and carve out a path towards socialism. But that window is closing, and time is not on our side. …
For more than a century, the ruling class of the U.S. has ruthlessly exploited the people and resources of Central and South America. In response, the population has resisted or fled, often ending up in the land of their oppressor. …
Memorial Day is supposedly a solemn occasion to remember Americans who died fighting in wars, a serious subject if ever there was one. So why is it typically celebrated with beach parties and consumer product sales …
American-made weapons are still killing thousands of innocent people in Yemen, a country experiencing one of the world’s largest humanitarian crises …
Joe Biden made a statement recently that flew under the radar in the U.S. press, but made big waves in the Middle East. …
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