Cuba Solidarity Protesters Denounce U.S. Blockade & Invasion Plans
The movement hopes greater awareness will lead to a larger coalition.
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John Berger’s Essays on Language, the Middle East Still Resonate 20 Years Later
Verso reissued Berger’s ‘Hold Everything Dear: Dispatches on Survival and Resistance’ in March.
Who Will Control the Panama Canal?
Panama has invested $6 billion in modernizing the Panama Canal.Trump is threatening to take it back.
The Underground Network Supporting Gazans in Cairo
A patchwork of mutual-aid organizations has sprung up to tackle the severe problems facing people fleeing genocide.
Petrostate Stalemate: COP29 Report Back
In Azerbaijan, rich nations and their fossil-fuel industry lobbyists faced off on one side with poor nations and climate activists on the other
Cuba in the Dark: Biden Urged to Ease Sanctions Before He Leaves Office
The burden of U.S. economic sanctions weighs heavier each day on this socialist nation.
Inside One of Gaza’s Internal Displacement Camps
The Refaat Alareer camp has become a relatively safe place for some of Gaza’s most severely ill and injured residents, but it still can’t protect people from Israel’s violence.
Cuba’s Devastating Blackouts Worsened by U.S. Economic Blockade
The Cuban government is struggling to keep an aging Soviet-era power grid running while crippling U.S. sanctions make it impossible for this tropical island nation to convert to solar, wind and hydro energy sources.
Palestinian journalists in Gaza have been killed at a historically high rate in the past year. The remaining journalists in northern Gaza have been put on what amounts to a kill list.
The Economy of War: Why the Military-Industrial Complex Wins Every Election
The U.S. economy is tied more to the military-industrial complex than we may have realized.