Yet another mass shooting in the US kills eight people, including three children
Shooter who espoused white supremacist and misogynistic views gunned down several people, killing nine and injuring 7, at a mall in Texas
Argentina’s far-right grows amid the crisis
The rise of the far-right libertarian Javier Milei in Argentine politics is not so easy to explain, but it is already a reality. What do his supporters see in such a controversial figure and how is it related to a crisis of political representation?
A criminal attack on democracy: Why Brazil’s fascists should not get amnesty
From all the excitement echoing from the red tide that took over during Lula’s inauguration as Brazil’s President, the most significant was the call for “no amnesty”
Coup attempt in Brazil condemned by leaders from across the globe
The violent attacks against Brazilian public institutions by supporters of former far-right president Jair Bolsonaro have been widely condemned by political leaders and organizations from across the world
Progressives in Cyprus denounce government funding for ‘Grivas Museum’
The center-right government in Cyprus has decided to allocate funds to build a museum to honor the notorious Greek-Cypriot paramilitary leader Georgios Grivas
German left slams authorities for covering up crimes of National Socialist Underground
Collusion between far-right criminal networks and state security services in Germany has been exposed in multiple cases, triggering widespread protests
Brazil’s Supreme Court orders suspension of Bolsonarista road blockades
Supporters of outgoing Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro set up over 300 road blockades on October 31. The far-right leader has isolated himself since Sunday and has remained completely silent since his defeat
New men must be born: organizing Black men in a movement slump
Peoples Dispatch spoke to philip agnew for insights into organizing Black men in the US in the context of dire material conditions and the downswing of the anti-racist movement
Who are the foreign fighters traveling to Ukraine? What we know and what we don’t
Many worry that the influx of allegedly 20,000 foreign fighters into Ukraine could exacerbate existing problems with far-right insurgency worldwide
Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa re-elected as Portugal’s president
The incumbent president from the center-right Social Democratic Party was re-elected with an overwhelming majority in the presidential elections held on Sunday, securing 60% of the total votes
- Colombian government and FARC dissident group announce bilateral ceasefire
- Houthi delegation holds first direct talks with Saudi Arabia in Riyadh
- Lula takes a stand before Joe Biden by condemning the embargo on Cuba
- Fete de l’Humanite recharges the French left in the fight against Macron and the extreme right
- Israeli forces kill 4 Palestinians and injure over 30 in raids and attacks in Jenin and Gaza
