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Rosa Moro visits the Thomas Sankara Centre in Ouagadougou, exploring how a grassroots project rooted in Pan-Africanism, anti-imperialism, socialism and women’s emancipation has grown into a hub for political education amid the Sahel’s wider anti-imperialist mobilization.
Where there is oppression, there is always resistance. Time will tell how the strategic defeat of US imperialism in West Asia will play out in the rest of the world.
Hanna Eid examines anti-imperialist scholar Max Ajl’s analysis of US imperialism, arguing that Iran represents a model of autonomous development targeted by Washington since the 1979 revolution.
Tim Anderson tours Iran during the US-Israeli war, showing different scenes from the terrorist targeting of civilians. He contends Iran has emerged with greater regional leverage, especially through its control over the Strait of Hormuz.
Dmitri Kovalevich argues Ukraine is being transformed into a proxy force serving Western interests, as war devastates its economy and society. From agriculture to military labor, the country is increasingly commodified.
As European leaders call for restraint and diplomacy; their actions tell another story. From military infrastructure to political alignment, Europe is not standing apart from the war on Iran; it is entangled in it, exposing a deeper pattern of dependence on the United States and strategic decline.
Disruption in the Strait of Hormuz is not only a military crisis; it is revealing deeper vulnerabilities in the Western-led system that has governed global shipping for decades.
Rosa Moro
Hanna Eid
Tim Anderson
Dmitri Kovalevich
Leila Nezirevic
