Paraguay’s pandemic response fails Indigenous communities
Indigenous peoples in Paraguay are living a “double emergency” due to structural inequality, land theft, and the novel coronavirus.
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Why foreign countries are scrambling to set up military bases in Africa
Currently, the US has 7,000 military personnel on rotational deployment in Africa, while France has 7,500.
How do Democrats and Republicans differ on Palestine and Israel?
Unconditional backing for Israel is common cause among all US administrations.
Against state capture
A reflection on this summer’s uprising for Black life and the transformative power of abolition.
Hope is a discipline
An interview with prison abolitionist, educator and activist Miriame Kaba by the Beyond Prisons podcast.
Legal cannabis referendum looms in New Zealand
If reducing harm to society is the goal, a cost-benefit analysis shows cannabis prohibition has failed.