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Anti-corruption activist Bernardo Arévalo was sworn in as Guatemala’s president early Monday after months of fierce opposition from the Central American nation’s…
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Major coordinated demonstrations took place across the world on Saturday to mark the 100th day of Israel’s bombardment and military assault on…
Social movements arise when activists galvanize citizens to take on their official leaders or establishments. Often, the individuals who bring about significant…
The first place that Max Schranz moved into after leaving his family home is the kind that many young professionals dream of…
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1948 was a year of tragic irony. That year saw the adoption of both the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the…
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Johannesburg – John Pilger, who died in his hometown of Sydney aged 84 on December 30, was a unique journalist, equipped with…
In the past few weeks, the number of innocent Palestinian civilians killed in attacks by the Israeli government has reached unprecedented levels.…
A mass slaughter of genocidal proportions backed by the current administration is taking place in Gaza. A candidate espousing US-style fascism has energized his base and makes no secret of…
Reports of the Gaza war fill hours of broadcast news and miles of newsprint. Yet, counterintuitively, it remains the most underreported major…
The Green New Deal from Below is not a random collection of isolated initiatives; it is a set of synergistic policies determined…
What value remains in the concept of imperialism? The idea of imperialism was classically associated with competitive internecine battles between a few…
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