How India became fascist, and why pockets of resistance matter
The southwestern Indian state of Kerala remains a stronghold of resistance against the xenophobic policies of the BJP.
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Genetic material gathered in Africa is still being misused
Biosamples from Africa have often been taken without legitimate participant consent, community engagement or data or material transfer agreements.
Eight days of protest force reversal of cyanide law in Argentina
A showdown against mega-mining in Mendoza, Argentina, marks Alberto Fernández' first month as President.
Protest has helped define the first two decades of the 21st century – here’s what’s next
The question of how to create new vehicles of representation to assert popular control over the economy will keep emerging.
How Oil Companies Avoided Environmental Accountability After 10.8 Million Gallons Spilled
More than 400 pipelines and 100 drilling platforms were damaged by hurricanes Katrina and Rita. Fourteen years later, no one has been held responsible.
On the Road to Gaza: The Freedom Flotilla Will Sail Again
True solidarity should aim at forcing Israel to end the protracted occupation and siege on the Palestinian people, and sailing the high seas if necessary.