World
Paul Whelan: Innocent prisoner of Russia or a spy?
December 13, 2022Release of Brittney Griner shows U.S.-Russia talks can succeed, so let’s not allow Whelan case to derail possible peace negotiations.
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Split between Venezuela’s Communists and Maduro’s ruling party deepens
December 12, 2022Venezuelan Communists say Maduro and his section of the political elite have made a pact with the reactionary economic elite and its U.S. backers.
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Symbolic but significant: Why the decision to investigate Abu Akleh’s murder is unprecedented
December 12, 2022Even a symbolic decision to investigate the killing of a U.S. citizen represents a watershed moment in the relationship between the Democratic Party establishment and its more progressive grassroots constituencies.
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Manuel Tiago’s ‘A Line in the Sand’: How to beat back a fascist coup
December 12, 2022In many of his previous works , “Tiago” would use his own experiences to look at Communist militants emerging from a life of underground struggle in prisons, factories, shops and streets in the last days of...
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At the World Cup: Palestine is more than an Arab cause
December 9, 2022When I asked a group of Moroccan fans why they embrace Palestinian symbols, the question puzzled them. “Palestine is in our blood. The love for Palestine runs in our veins,” an older man answered, overcome with...
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