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French and British Elections Defy Global Trends

On Sunday, thousands of people gathered in the Republic Square in Paris to celebrate the victory of the left-wing alliance...
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Beirut Today

Eastern Congo Faces a Catastrophic Humanitarian Crisis

During the late months of 2023, the Democratic Republic of Congo witnessed a renewed spike in violence ahead of December’s...
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Chloe Lewin

Britain’s support for Israel is rooted in individual interests

As Israel continues its military offensive in Gaza, a growing number of people in the West are questioning the acceptability of this manufactured horror. Over a million people in Britain have taken to the streets demanding a ceasefire, with 58 percent unequivocally supporting such a cessation and an additional 18...
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Chhavi Mehra

Beyond the Rainbow: State of LGBT Issues in Lebanon and India

Himadri Roy was in love with his first partner. He sent him a fancy musical birthday card with lots of...
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Beirut Today

Palestine Support at World Cup Shows Reality Behind the Abraham Accords

On Tuesday, December 6, Morocco became the first Arab team to ever reach the FIFA World Cup’s Quarterfinals. After the...
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Michael Avanzato

The New Cold Warriors: Ukraine in Washington’s Imperium

The United States is drawn to war like a moth to the flame, and the Russian invasion of Ukraine is of course no exception.
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Dima Farran

Political hypocrisy and international law: Palestine vs. Ukraine

Parallels have been recently drawn between the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the Israeli-Palestinian wars. The point being made is...
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In this 1899 cartoon published, Uncle Sam lectures his new students: The Philippines, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and, Cuba. Past and potentially future U.S. acquisitions fill the rest of the classroom.
Michael Avanzato

Uncle Sam vs. Cuba: America’s Hot and Cold War

Understanding the long arm of US reach in Latin America lays bare the reasons for Cuba’s current difficulties.
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Collage of Prince Philip and the Queen waving. Behind them is a map of British colonialism across the world.
Michael Avanzato

Colonial condescension: The life and crimes of Prince Philip

The British royals, the late Prince Philip included, have never seen a colonial project they did not support.
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Michael Avanzato

America is Back (in the Middle East): The Biden Doctrine

Avoiding the pitfalls and bravado of the Trump Administration, Biden has quietly reasserted American imperial power across the globe.
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Joe Biden and Donald Trump: Two sides of the same coin. (Photo: Laudy Issa)
Michael Avanzato

What Happened in America? An Imperial and Neoliberal Triumph

Joseph Biden and Kamala Harris have been elected President and Vice-President of the United States, although President Donald Trump has...
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Laudy Issa

US Sanctions On Bassil: Why Now And What Do They Mean For Lebanon?

Bassil’s sanctions come as part of the Trump administration’s final push against Iran, and add yet another hurdle on track to the formation of the Lebanese Cabinet.
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