The kidnapping of Venezuela’s sovereignty
The US has essentially declared that sovereignty itself for any nation that refuses subordination to US imperialism, holds no weight.
Bangladesh’s liberation under siege
As Bangladesh marks the victory of its 1971 liberation, the secular, socialist foundations of the nation’s birth are under assault by the convergence of US geopolitical interests with religious fundamentalism.
Coercion without consensus: the United States and the new imperial disorder
As the ideological appeal of US-led globalization fades and economic leverage weakens, the imperial center increasingly resorts to naked force and threats.
From tariffs to tribute: the $350B price of “parity”
The USD 350 billion commitment is not just a trade imbalance; it is a siphoning of national wealth that the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions (KCTU) warns will inevitably fuel domestic austerity and wage suppression.
“From floodwaters to fury”: Why the Philippines’ Mendiola protests are about class, democracy, and dignity
Students, workers, church networks, and neighborhood associations did not march because they hate order; they marched because they want just one.
Cinco tesis sobre la situación en Nepal
Tras la renuncia del primer ministro nepalí KP Oli en medio de protestas masivas impulsadas por la juventud del país, han circulado diferentes narrativas que simplifican y tergiversan las complejidades y la realidad sobre el terreno en Nepal que están en el origen de esta crisis.
Five theses on the situation in Nepal
Following the resignation of Nepali Prime Minister KP Oli amid mass youth-driven protests, different narratives have circulated which simplify and misrepresent the complexities and reality on the ground in Nepal at the roots of this crisis.
El levantamiento de la generación Z en Nepal tiene que ver con el empleo, la dignidad y un modelo de desarrollo fallido
La renuncia del primer ministro nepalí, KP Oli, en medio de masivas protestas juveniles, ha planteado numerosos interrogantes para el pueblo nepalí y su otrora unida izquierda. Si bien muchos han acusado el levantamiento de ser simplemente una respuesta a la prohibición de las redes sociales, sus raíces son mucho más profundas.