Dispatches from Movement
The students will not tolerate hypocrisy

The brightness of the souls of the youth illuminates the wretchedness of our system, at its heart, the ugliness of Israel’s war

“The American people are heard,” Biden says after protesters are brutalized

The outsized police response to peaceful student protesters reveals the deep commitment of the US to its Israel policy

US veto on Palestinian UN membership criticized as “irresponsible” and “disappointing”

The session held on May 1 was in response to the US veto on the April 18 vote over Palestine’s UN membership

Israeli forces tortured a surgeon to death, the latest in Israel’s targeting of Gaza’s health workers

The killing of another surgeon in Israeli custody highlights the ongoing targeting of health workers amid the war on Gaza

This May Day, workers mobilized for Palestine

On International Workers’ Day, workers around the world continued to join hands with the student movement to stand with Palestine

Center-left alliance challenges the ruling right alliance in India’s national elections

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi may still be popular after a decade in power but his government’s failures to address basic livelihood issues for the majority of the people may give an advantage to the opposition.

Hundreds arrested in crackdown on Gaza solidarity encampments in New York City

Police were deployed to violently crackdown on Gaza solidarity encampments erected by students at dozens of universities to demand that they divest from Israel

Gaza’s health workers and patients face unprecedented mental health crisis

MSF reports a severe mental health crisis among health workers and patients in Gaza, caused by relentless Israeli attacks and destruction of healthcare

Accusations and attacks mark Mexico’s second presidential debate

The debate organized by the National Electoral Institute was held five weeks ahead of Mexico’s presidential elections

Florida to ban abortion after six weeks

Florida’s move to ban abortions before most women know they are pregnant, marks the latest in attacks against reproductive rights in the US

Measles in Chicago sparks misdirected blame against migrants

Amidst the measles outbreak, Chicago sees 31 cases within a migrant shelter, sparking unjust blame towards immigrants. This scenario echoes historical patterns where diseases like cholera and AIDS were wrongly attributed to immigrants

Without struggle, there is no victory

Al Mayadeen spoke to national leader of the MST, João Pedro Stédile, about the situation of the left in Brazil and the need for a global front in defense of just causes and in the struggle against imperialism