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How Social Media is Channeling Popular Discontent During Iran’s Uprising
Iranian diaspora communities and non-Iranians alike have used social media to share concerns about the internet blackout
Will the Islamic Republic of Iran be able to Celebrate its 47th Anniversary?
One hospital in Tehran has received more than 70 corpses of demonstrators shot in the head and chest by security guards
Venezuela and the Long Shadow of the Monroe Doctrine
Critical historians like William Appleman Williams played a key role in highlighting the US’s imperial record in Latin America
Looking Back on a Low, Dishonest Decade
Not surprisingly, perhaps, the United States has over the years resisted any attempt to outlaw autonomous weapons
Could Trump’s Diversion of Venezuelan Oil to US Save the Iranian Regime?
China imported 389,000 barrels per day of Venezuelan oil in 2025, about 4% of its total
‘Neither Gaza nor Lebanon!’ Iranian Unrest is about more than the Economy
The “Neither Gaza nor Lebanon” chant asks: What does it mean for a government to prioritize foreign conflicts over domestic welfare?
Thousands march in Minneapolis to protest ICE after Shooting
he protest was part of over a 1,000 planned demonstrations against ICE across the nation this weekend
Protests in Iran and the Dark Memory of Internet Blackouts
Political slogans grew sharper, and in some places the protests shifted from economic dissent to open calls for regime change.
Gaza: Six Reasons why Netanyahu is prolonging Conflict in the Middle East
Netanyahu continues to gamble on the possibility that international and regional opinion may eventually become receptive to ethnic cleansing
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