US activist shot by Israeli forces in West Bank
The shooting occurred while Israeli forces were violently suppressing a weekly protest against an Israeli settlement
Cry of the Excluded marks 30 years defending “true independence” in Brazil
A mass mobilization will be held on September 7, the date on which Brazilian independence is celebrated, under the motto “All life is worthy of care. But who cares?”
US accuses Russian media of involvement in “foreign malign influence operation” in upcoming presidential elections
The US has alleged that Russia is attempting “to influence the 2024 Presidential Election” and has announced its response
How the Bolivarian Revolution is challenging US dominance in Latin America
Carlos Ron, Venezuela’s Deputy Foreign Minister, speaks with Peoples Dispatch about Venezuelan foreign policy and the resiliency of the Chavista movement
Mobilizations in India continue for an end to femicide and better security in public spaces
The left-led movement for safe public spaces for women following the rape and murder of a junior female doctor at Kolkatta’s RG Kar public hospital last month completed almost a month now.
Hundreds of rideshare drivers form Tennessee Drivers’ Union and launch Labor Day weekend strike
Rideshare drivers in Nashville voted to strike on Friday, August 30 to address worsening working conditions
Honduran President Xiomara Castro rejects US interference and condemns coup plot
The Honduran head of state announced that it would suspend its extradition agreement with the United States after the US ambassador made a series of remarks against high-ranking government officials and meetings they held with Venezuelan officials.
Thousands of people in US send 800 tons of urgently needed flour to Cuba
US-based activists organized a massive flour distribution campaign to offset the effects of the deadly regime of US sanctions and the blockade against Cuba