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Greenland stands up to bullying by Australian mining company

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By Peter Boyle
| Green Left Weekly Verified
Urani? Naamik (Uranium? No thanks) activists. Photo: Erik Jensen Environmental activists have applauded a June 26 decision by the Greenlandic government to reject an extension to a controversial exploration license held by Western Australian-based mining company, Energy Transition Minerals (ETM). Kuannersuit/Kvanefjeld, located in the country’s south, contains the second-largest uranium deposit, possibly the largest thorium deposit, and the third-largest rare earths deposits in the world.
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Interview: Where is Malaysia’s ‘Gen Z revolt’?

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By Arveent Kathirtchelvan, Peter Boyle
| Green Left Weekly Verified
As “Gen Z” youth revolts rock many countries in Asia, Green Left’s Peter Boyle spoke to Arveent Kathirtchelvan, a youth activist in the Socialist Party of Malaysia (Parti Sosialis Malaysia, PSM) about how right-wing politicians are channeling rising mass dissatisfaction into racist scapegoating of minorities. Kathirtchelvan also explains the significance of the PSM’s electoral pact with Malaysian United Democratic Alliance (MUDA), a youth-centred party.
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Leading Baloch human rights defenders sentenced to life imprisonment

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By Peter Boyle
| Green Left Weekly Verified
Dr Mahrang Baloch (right) and two other imprisoned Baloch women activists. Photo: Baloch Yakjehti Committee Prominent Baloch human rights defenders Dr Mahrang Baloch and Sibghat Ullah Shah Jee, from the Baloch Yakjehti Committee (Balochistan Unity Committee, BYC) were sentenced to life imprisonment under Pakistan's notorious anti-terrorism laws on June 22. They have been under unlawful detention since March 2025, along with four other Baloch activists.
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