Daily Round-Up | World’s top grain companies rake in record profits & other stories
In today’s episode, we take at stories of major grain companies raking in record profits, US airstrikes in Syria, attacks on Argentina’s Vice-President, and the latest from the trial of Breonna Taylor’s killing
Daily Round-up | Thousands march in Beirut on anniversary of 2020 chemical explosion & other stories
In today’s episode, we bring you stories of protests in Lebanon demanding justice for blast victims, the indictment of those responsible for Breonna Taylor’s killing, a Mexico-Bolivia treaty, and workers’ agitations in India
Two years since George Floyd’s death, has anything changed in the US?
The gains and setbacks in the movement for Black lives prove how racism is woven deeply into the fabric of capitalism and US society
West Asian countries are buying more arms: SIPRI report
In today’s episode, we take a look at the latest SIPRI report on the rise of arms imports by certain west Asian countries, the march in Australia protesting violence on women, the imposition of fresh sanctions on Syria and the developments in the Breonna Taylor case
Justice still not served for Breonna Taylor
Social movements and progressive organizations have reiterated that justice has not been served in Taylor’s case and they will keep fighting till all their demands are met.
Black lives still don’t matter in America
A welcome change in national leadership in the US means little for the scourge of racism infecting the nation—unless words are matched by action
2020: The year of united struggles against racism
Despite the pandemic, people and movements across the world rose up, time and again, united, against racism.
Justice not served in Breonna Taylor murder case
A Kentucky jury charged only one of the three officers accused in Breonna Taylor’s murder with minor felonies, which carry a maximum sentence of five years each. The wrongful death lawsuit against the other two accused was rejected
No indictment for Breonna Taylor’s killers
The protests were triggered after a jury in the US State of Kentucky refused to charge the three officers involved in the fatal shooting of medical worker Breonna Taylor.
Movements in the US continue on the streets in demand of structural changes
Protesters across the US have remained on the streets for over a month to demand justice for victims of police brutality and immediate structural changes to the capitalist racist system
Black Lives Matter protests continue in cities across the US
Over a month after the murder of George Floyd by Minneapolis police officers, protests continue to rage on in dozens of cities across the United States with demands for structural change
A month after George Floyd’s death, what has changed?
The protests that erupted over the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis has changed the way US sees itself
- Accusations and attacks mark Mexico’s second presidential debate
- Measles in Chicago sparks misdirected blame against migrants
- Palestinian students and academics express solidarity with university encampments across the globe
- “We’ve always been here!”: Indigenous peoples release final declaration of Terra Livre Camp 2024
- Colombia to make HIV treatment more accessible through compulsory licensing
