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Where “cancel culture” has restricted cultural debates over the past decade, this trend has also entered into far too many newsrooms where even editors of independent media refuse stories due to personal bias or worries about losing subscribers. Between this and the proliferation of fake news largely due to the failure of most publications to pay writers, I have decided to create an independent media site that takes up issues central to political and cultural debates. I have written for Quillette, Spiked, TruthDig, Truthout, Dissident Voice, Forbes, CounterPunch, Black Agenda Report, Morning Star, and The Ecologist among other publications.
Now my main priority is to bring you articles every week that incorporate my background in cultural anthropology and investigative research through cutting edge, fact-based news and analysis. Towards the autumn and as funding permits, I will be bringing other writers on board to create a more eclectic publication with a diverse set of contributors who offer news and commentary in their fields of expertise. Source
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Search ArticlesEurope’s Left Warns Against the Return of Fascism
The iconic photograph of the Red Army flag over the Reichstag is one of the most famous images of World War II. It symbolizes the fall of Berlin, the defeat of Nazi Germany, and the victory of the Soviet Union. Photo credit: Yevgeny Khaldei On 8 May and 9, left and progressive movements in Europe marked Victory Day—the 81 anniversary of fascism’s defeat in World War II. “For the Left this cannot be merely an act of remembrance,” wrote the European Left Party.
India’s Workers Rise Again
The police lathicharging protesters demanding higher wages and better working conditions, in Noida on 13 April 2026. Photo credit: PTI Hundreds of thousands of workers took to the streets all across India on Tuesday, 12 May, in solidarity with the unorganised workers facing state repression in various parts of the country, particularly in the National Capital Regions (NCR).
Iran War Exposes the Limits of American Power in the Middle East
Left to right from top: Naval Support Activity Bahrain, Isa Air Base, Riffa Air Base, Erbil International Airport, Harir Air Base, Ali al-Salem Air Base, Camp Arifjan, Camp Buehring, Shuaiba Port, al-Udeid Air Base, Prince Sultan Air Base, al-Dhafra Air Base.
Mali Rallies Behind Military Government as Citizens Mobilize Against Armed Attacks Original
An Azawad Liberation Front (FLA) soldier stands on a pick-up truck next to a damaged helicopter in Kidal, Mali.
Trump Rejects Iran Peace Proposal
Specialist James Denaro works at his post on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange on 5 May 2026. Photo credit: Richard Drew Within hours after its submission on Sunday, 10 May, US President Donald Trump rejected Iran’s fresh proposal for peace in the Middle East, calling it “totally unacceptable.” The news of Trump’s rejection dashed hopes for peace in the region and intensified global economic concerns as oil prices rose further after the markets opened on Monday.
Caveat Canvas
Canvas outage screen. Photo credit: Public domain They make you do it—they, in this case, being the folly-fouled leaders of educational institutions—because it’s all in the name of organisational efficiency, productivity and purpose. Engage what is often erroneously called a Learning Management System (LMS), submitting personal details and papers and assessments into its maw.
People Power and Palestine
The “Ulm Five”pictured from left to right: Daniel Tatlow-Devally, Zo Hailu, Crow Tricks, Vi Kovarbasic and Leandra Rollo. Photo credit: Public domain Fiona Ben Chekroun, European co-coordinator of the BDS National Committee (BNC), recently visited Ljubljana, Rijeka and Zagreb, where she met with local Palestine solidarity groups and discussed Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) campaigns in Slovenia and Croatia.
Fertile Hydrology
The aerial image captures the rare flooding of the Sahara Desert near the town of Merzouga, Morocco, in October 2024. Photo credit: Stelios Misinas In September 2024, intermittent rainfall plunged northern Algerian Sahara into an almost apocalyptic atmosphere. In just forty-eight hours, more rain fell than the average of an entire year and a half. Roads collapsed, bridges were destroyed, several neighborhoods around Béchar were temporarily isolated, and families had to be evacuated.
Ida Susser
Current time: 0:00 / Total time: -1:08:30 Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade. Ida Susser, distinguished professor of anthropology at Hunter College and the CUNY Graduate Center, examines the Gilets jaunes (Yellow Vests) movement in France as a volatile yet transformative response to the deepening crises of neoliberalism, democratic erosion, and social fragmentation across the West.
The Limits of Power
US president Donald Trump meets the press. Photo credit: Andrew Leyden The war against Iran that the United States and Israel launched on 28 February 2026, will likely end in an American retreat. The United States cannot continue the war without producing disastrous consequences. A renewed escalation would likely lead to the destruction of the region's oil, gas, and desalination infrastructure, causing a prolonged global catastrophe.