Bangladesh’s liberation under siege
As Bangladesh marks the victory of its 1971 liberation, the secular, socialist foundations of the nation’s birth are under assault by the convergence of US geopolitical interests with religious fundamentalism.
Beyond defeat in Bolivia: the limits of left electoral strategy in Latin America
The defeat of the left in Bolivia has raised a series of existential questions for the left in the region, and led many to draw hurried conclusions on where the blame lies
Trump and Musk’s false USAID claims backfire on BJP
The Narendra Modi-led government in India tried to use Trump’s lies to target the country’s main opposition, accusing it of using USAID to influence elections in the country.
Trump or not, Africa must take charge of its future
Under Donald Trump’s second administration, Africa’s long-standing neocolonial dependency on the United States is being called into question.
USAID financed Guaidó to weaken Venezuelan government, says President Maduro
The investigation, which began several years earlier, is supported by reports that the Donald Trump administration has disclosed regarding USAID funding to several non-governmental organizations.
Thousands flee Nagorno Karabakh after Azerbaijan takes control of the breakaway region
The issue has become a major geopolitical event as Armenia blames Russia for failing to check the Azeri aggression last week. Meanwhile, the US is trying to intervene in the country which is a part of CSTO
Intervencionismo norteamericano en el sistema de justicia peruano y el Golpe de Estado contra Pedro Castillo
Las sospechas surgieron después de que el Embajador de EE.UU. en Perú publicara una foto con el Fiscal General de Perú. El activista y jurista peruano José Carlos Llerena Robles sostiene que el intervencionismo estadounidense en el sistema judicial peruano tiene raíces mucho más profundas
US interventionism in the Peruvian justice system and the coup d’état against Pedro Castillo
Suspicions were raised after the US Ambassador to Peru posted a photo with Peru’s Attorney General. Peruvian activist and jurist José Carlos Llerena Robles argues that US interventionism in the Peruvian justice system has much deeper roots
Structural adjustment by any other name: International Financial Institutions and health in Ghana and Kenya
A look at the IMF’s programs in Ghana and Kenya reveals the continuity of more privatization, more cuts, and more threats to people’s right to health
The US has an unhealthy obsession with Cuba
Through USAID, the US government has funneled millions of dollars into Cuban opposition groups as part of their desperate attempts to overthrow the revolution
Four political parties announce bloc to resist president Saied’s power grab in Tunisia
20 Tunisian and international human rights groups also denounced the president’s actions in a joint statement, calling them unilateral, authoritarian and in violation of the Tunisian constitution
Humanitarian situation in northern Ethiopia set to worsen dramatically, warns OCHA
While the head of USAID’s Ethiopia mission has accused the Tigray People’s Liberation Front of looting aid warehouses, the US government continues to blame the Ethiopian federal government for blocking supply
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