More countries recognizing a hypothetical entity called “State of Palestine” is symbolically positive. But under the present conditions, it can’t be more than a renewed version of the vast prison within which the Zionist state confines the Palestinian people in the 1967-occupied territories.
International
The Age of Fanon, 1
Frantz Fanon would have been 100 years old this year, a cause for sombre commemorations at a time when his words feel prophetic and empowering, yet devastating at the same time.
Towards Disaster
The recent conflict between India and Pakistan follows decades of tension, periodically erupting into violence, over the disputed status of Kashmir.
Ghana’s water emergency: unraveling the layers of crisis, inequity, and urgent reform
Ghana has made great strides in safe water access since 2000, but pollution, illegal mining, and climate change threaten this progress.
Joint Statement by Independent Organizations in Iran: Opposing War and Warmongering Policies
The continuation of the current war can bring nothing but greater destruction, irreversible environmental damage, and the repetition of human disasters.
How Israel is engineering Gaza’s social collapse
With both Hamas and the Palestinian Authority substantially weakened, and civil society in ruins, Palestinian self-governance seems more distant than ever.
The Real National Emergency: Endless Wars, Failing Infrastructure, and a Dying Republic
The U.S. government is not making the world any safer. It’s making the world more dangerous.
Political self-determination for Kashmir
Kashmir has experienced an armed insurgency over the past forty years and remains one of the most militarised zones in the world.
The other catastrophe: genocide and famine in Sudan
Two years have passed since the war broke out in Sudan between the two sides of the military regime that the country inherited from the infamous Omar al-Bashir.









