June 19 — In April 2025, Britain’s Supreme Court ruled in relation to the Equality Act 2010 that “man,” “woman” and “sex” would only refer to biological sex rather than gender identity. Following this, in May […]
The idea of a medieval siege against Cuba is no longer just a metaphor. It describes a tangible reality experienced on a daily basis, one that is already manifesting in dramatic ways — with babies […]
From the Palace of the Revolution, on the afternoon of June 17, the Extraordinary Plenary Session of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba approved a new set of reforms for the country’s […]
The U.S. launched a war on Iran to tighten its grip on oil, the dollar and West Asia. It retreated when the war began to choke oil, shipping and industry — and to shake the […]
The people locked inside Delaney Hall stopped eating, and they stopped working. ICE answered with tear gas, beatings and night transfers — a fleet of vans moving in the dark so no one outside could […]
The general strike in Bolivia has eclipsed the 45 day mark. The main demand of the strike is the resignation of right-wing President of Bolivia, Rodrigo Paz Pereira. Paz is aligned with the Trump administration […]
Trump announced on June 14 that the United States and Iran had reached a deal to suspend the war Washington launched on Feb. 28. Hours before the announcement, U.S. bombs fell on the southern suburbs […]
There is no honest way to discuss Venezuela today without starting from U.S. occupation. This occupation wears modern clothes. It uses Treasury licenses, frozen accounts, oil permits, blocked payments, prison cells, military threats and control […]