The decline of Hasbara: how new media caused an irrevocable shift in the Israeli narrative
For decades, the Zionist movement succeeded in depicting Israel as the victimized side in the Arab-Israeli conflict. However, the rise of alternative media and social media networks has exposed Israel’s crimes more than ever.
TikTok, Oracle, and Israel: the new geopolitics of algorithms
The pending purchase of TikTok, blessed by the Trump-Netanyahu duo, once again sets off alarm bells regarding the marriage of economic, geopolitical, and military interests.
Palestine demonstrators cover BBC London offices in red paint in protest against complicity in genocide
UK-based solidarity group Palestine Action paints BBC offices blood red for failing to “accurately represent the scale of Israel’s violence”
Scores of Palestinian journalists killed in Israeli war in Gaza
According to Palestinian press freedom groups, most of the journalists killed were in the field reporting on the war and were victims of indiscriminate Israeli bombings
Chronicle | Colombian Commander Uriel falls in combat, fulfilling his destiny
The largest active guerrilla group in Colombia announced the death of one of its principal leaders, “an authentic guerrillero”
Prensa Latina completes 61 years in the service of truth
For the past six decades, the news agency has been working to serve the truth and spread an emancipatory and anti-hegemonic view of the world
Long live teleSUR!
Political leaders, journalists and social organizations across Latin America and the Caribbean have condemned far-right Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó’s threats to seize the left-wing media outlet teleSUR
Juan Guaidó threatens attack against teleSUR
Telesur was founded in 2005 in a collaborative effort between Venezuela, Uruguay, Nicaragua, Cuba and Bolivia, as an alternative to mainstream media narratives
The Arrest of Julian Assange Is an Attack on Press Freedom
We also look at the transformation Wikileaks brought to the idea of journalism across the world.
The mainstream media is portraying the coup in Venezuela as a democratic transition
Lucas Koerner of Venezuela Analysis talks about the organization’s work in countering imperialistic propaganda against the Bolivarian Revolution.
Without community media, there is no democracy, proclaim Argentine media workers
People’s media and community media workers protested in Buenos Aires to demand the inclusion of alternative media channels in the national television broadcasting grid.
This is the voice of the people
As Frantz Fanon, who was born in 1925 today wrote, the media of the people has to give them the confidence to act in the world






