The only way to fight the Al-Qaeda regime in Syria is to fight imperialism

The new Damascus regime, led by the al-Qaeda-rooted Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), has expanded its military offensive launched early this year on neighborhoods in Aleppo controlled by the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces... Read more »

US immigration enforcement turns problem of scale into personal violence

Imagine being pulled over on the way to daycare while your child sits strapped into a car seat behind you. You are second in line for drop-off. Masked men approach the car... Read more »

São Paulo reject Corinthians’ bid for free Alisson deal

With the information that São Paulo finally unlocked its negotiations now that it indeed has a new president, with Harry Massis Júnior taking over from the impeached Julio Casares, São Paulo’s Monday... Read more »

Gul Plaza fire: How a deadly inferno exposed Karachi’s safety failures | Infrastructure News

Islamabad, Pakistan – A fire that tore through a shopping centre over the weekend in Pakistan’s largest city, Karachi, has killed at least 23 people, including a firefighter, as rescuers race to... Read more »

Lower house loses ground on gender parity after 2025 election

Gender parity in Argentina’s lower house is slipping – since the change of lawmakers on December 10, women now make up around 41 percent of the Chamber of Deputies. Compared with its... Read more »

Brazil’s Minimum Wage Law shaped labor relations 90 years ago

The law that established Brazil’s minimum wage in 1936, later regulated in 1940, resulted from workers’ struggles, reshaped social relations, and unsettled economic elites, according to historians interviewed by Agência Brasil. The... Read more »

US immigration thugs accelerate ethnic cleansing campaign, as sentiment for Minneapolis general strike grows among workers

On Sunday night it was revealed that a man living in Minneapolis who was kidnapped by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) thugs on January 6 died on January 14 at the Camp... Read more »

Milei’s relentless chainsaw – the great campaign promise he kept

Among the many campaign promises that took Javier Milei – to the surprise of many – to the Presidency, some, it is already known, will only be remembered for being shelved in... Read more »

Brazil’s Amazon Defenders Rewrite Climate Politics from the Forest Floor

As Brazil’s Amazon prepares to host November’s UN Climate negotiations, the world’s gaze turns to carbon charts and satellite maps. On the ground, however, Indigenous communities are quietly reshaping climate politics, defending... Read more »

The US economy seems strong after a year of Trump, but is it really? | Donald Trump News

Over the past year, United States President Donald Trump has unleashed a slew of policies that have upended businesses, supply chains and jobs. Yet the US economy seems to be growing at... Read more »