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Activists in New York City Denounce Trump’s ‘No-Fly Zone’

By John Catalinotto and Ché Marino, published on Workers World,  December 11, 2025 December 10 – Antiwar activists in the United States held a news conference today to protest the illegal “no-fly zone” U.S. President Donald Trump ordered for Venezuela. The order had prevented many activists from attending a solidarity meeting in Caracas, Venezuela. From the tone of today’s protest,[…]

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What do the Situations in Venezuela and Palestine Have in Common

by Judy Bello, November 2025 During last month’s call for protests and solidarity events around the U.S. threats towards Venezuela, I noticed that many people  in our local Palestine protest group did not really see any relationship between the genocide in Gaza and the U.S.  attacks on Latin America.   It occurred to me that people deeply involved in supporting our[…]

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What We Forget and What We Don’t Say About Ukraine

by Dimitris Scarpalezos, published on Defend Democracy, November 13, 2025 Note: A European perspective The memory of a goldfish has always been the weapon of regime propaganda, and often distinguished progressive commentators settle into this stunted memory to be pleasing both to progressives and to their overlords. The war in Ukraine is a case where this stunted memory leads to[…]

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The Unanimous UN Vote to Enslave Palestine

by Jeff Mackler, published on Socialist Action, December 1, 2025 The November 18 United Nations Security Council (UNSC) approval of the Trump Administration and Zionist Israel drafted “peace plan,” Resolution 2803, effectively transfers the administration and occupation of colonized and occupied Palestine to the imperialist U.S. and Israel. The vote, 13-0, with two abstentions from China and Russia, legitimizes the[…]

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Gaza Ceasefire

Statement by The United National Antiwar Coalition, November 6, 2025 The United National Antiwar Coalition (UNAC) salutes the people of Gaza and the Palestinian resistance.  They have survived the attempted genocide. It is not over, but the 1st stage of the agreement has given some relief to the people of Gaza and has freed some of the Palestinian hostages that Israel was[…]

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A Tale of Two Ceasefires: Gaza and DRC

by Ann Garrison, published on Black Agenda Report, October 22, 2025 The US has negotiated ceasefires in Gaza and the DRC’s eastern Kivu Provinces, but the killing, displacement, and devastation in both continue.  Vice President JD Vance is in Israel, reportedly to see if he can salvage the ceasefire that began on October 10. Hamas has given Israel all 20[…]

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Is the UN Charter Worth the Paper It’s Written On?

by Ann Garrison and Dan Kovalik, published on Black Agenda Report, October 8, 2025 In practice, the UN Charter ensures that the world’s most powerful nations are free to wage war at will without UN intervention or even censure, as the US has time and again. Before raining bombs and missiles on Korea, Iraq, Libya, and Syria, the US at[…]

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Israel Attacks International Flotilla While Killing Hundreds in Gaza

by Norah Barrows-Friedman, published on Electronic Intifada, October 3, 2025 The following is from the news roundup during the 2 October livestream. Watch the entire episode here. Israel has killed at least 429 Palestinians and injured more than 1,500 between 24 September and 1 October, according to official records from the Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza. The Israeli army[…]

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Trump’s Gaza Riviera and Israel’s War

by Barry Shepard, published on Socialist Action, September 196, 2025  In late August President Trump met with his son-in-law Jared Kushner and former British Prime Minister Tony Blair to discuss plans for a postwar Gaza. A month before, staff members of a think tank set up by Blair met with Israeli business leaders in developing a postwar Gaza plan that[…]

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People’s Summit for Korea spotlights role of U.S. imperialism

by Joe Piette, published on Workers World, August 8, 2025 Over 500 people attended the People’s Summit for Korea at the historic Riverside Church in New York City on July 25-26, which ended with a Times Square rally and march on July 27. The Summit was organized by Nodutdol and convened by a list of other Korean and U.S.-based groups,[…]

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