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Andi Olluri exposes how Western media narratives justify aggression against Yemen while concealing a decade of foreign intervention, occupation, and devastation.
Do politics serve people—or power? This article argues that true progress lies in putting communities before institutions and using technology to empower societies rather than dominate them.
Most shockingly, there is no such thing in the English language as a “Western terrorist network”, consisting of the Godfather in Washington, his goons in Europe and, of course, their attack dog "Israel".
From Vancouver to Seattle, football is fueling Palestinian solidarity beyond FIFA.
Examining the selective application of the "state monopoly on arms" doctrine through Lebanon, international law, sovereignty, and the politics of resistance.
A journey to Tehran to bid farewell to Sayyed Ali Khamenei, exploring his legacy, the movement he represented, and the convictions that continue to inspire millions.
Through his martyrdom, Sayyed Ali Khamenei transformed Iran, in the eyes of the world, from a rogue state into a bold, courageous, rising power.
The 2026 World Cup has exposed, rather than concealed, the decline of US soft power, as high costs, travel restrictions, immigration fears, and Washington’s wars overshadow the tournament.
Andi Olluri argues that the Gaza “peace process” serves as a propaganda framework that legitimizes Israeli occupation and Western policy objectives while presenting Palestinian surrender and disarmament as prerequisites for peace. Media and political elites, he contends, have systematically reframed ongoing violence, occupation, and collective punishment as diplomacy, while marginalizing Palestinian proposals for political settlement.
The 2020 assassination of General Soleimani accelerated a strategic transformation that ultimately weakened US regional dominance and reshaped the balance of power in West Asia six years later.
A test that goes beyond geography to the credibility and continuity of power
Decades of dispossession have not broken Palestinian resolve, but deepened a struggle that continues across Gaza, al-Quds, and the diaspora.