Estland: Wir sind nicht die Schwachstelle der Nato
Wenn Russland die Nato angreift, trifft es zuerst die estnische Stadt Narwa. Dieses Szenario ist fast schon Sicherheitspolitik-Pop. Unsere Autoren meinen: stimmt nicht.
Is Pope Leo Joining the Anti-AI Resistance?
Having spoken out for the welfare of immigrants and against the war in Iran—and drawn the ire of some American conservatives in the process—Pope Leo XIV is now calling on the world to safeguard human dignity in the AI era.
Rutgers Canceled Me as a Graduation Speaker Because of My Advocacy for Palestine
My mere presence, Rutgers decided, is what its graduating engineers could not be exposed to. Unable to challenge me on the facts, the institution stifled my speech instead, writes Rami Elghandour.
Middle powers in a divided world
The international role of middle powers is attracting renewed attention as the three great powers — the United States, China and Russia — continue to move decisively towards unilateral, power-driven diplomacy.
Congress Must Investigate War Profiteers Once Again
Ninety years after the original Nye Committee exposed the arms industry’s corruption, the Pentagon and its contractors are bigger, richer, and more unaccountable than ever.
Lever Weekly: ICE’s Phantom Contractor Just Got Ghostbusted
Obscure surveillance contractors get probed, dark money machines get exposed, and more from The Lever this week
What Can Texans Learn From Their Own Left Populist Roots
Long before the Lone Star State started shifting, in the 1990s, from blue to red—after a century of Democratic Party domination—some working-class Texans had a reputation for being a different kind of “red.
Neokoloniale Offensive: US-Militär fliegt Manöver über Caracas
Am 23. Mai war der Himmel über Caracas und anderen Teilen des Landes Zeuge eines Militäreinsatzes des US-Imperialismus. Wir veröffentlichen den Kommentar eines venezolanischen Genossen.
Feminismus in Ägypten: Eine Frau gegen ein Königreich
Sie unterbrachen die Sitzung, besetzten den Plenarsaal und weigerten sich zu gehen: Doria Shafik und ihre Mitstreiterinnen schrieben Geschichte.
GOP hawks alarmed as Trump mulls deal to end his Iran war
President Donald Trump revealed over the weekend that he is mulling a deal that would end his war with Iran, and some hawks within the Republican Party are expressing alarm.
Pig heads, 'green synagogues' and inflatable sex dolls: Inside the Russian disinformation operations targeting France
Leaked internal documents from the companies tasked with running disinformation campaigns for the Kremlin reveal how Russia's strategy has evolved toward 'hybrid' operations.
“Filling the void with solidarity”: interview with occupants of Liège's social center (part. 2) [en]
Whereas the current political cycle appears like a mix of reactionary offensive, immiseration, and increasing repression, the establishment of a giant squat in the center of Liège in Belgium appeared to us as an inspiring and motivating initiative.
How anti-Muslim hate enabled the San Diego mosque attack
The far-right San Diego shooting reflects a global wave of anti-Muslim violence. The US must confront its Islamophobia to stop the hate, write Awad & Allison.
The Trump Administration Is Shielding Prediction Markets
A recent report found CFTC staff were put on leave after questioning Trump-linked betting markets.
KI im Krieg: Wenn der „Killerroboter“ zum Kampfbegriff wird
Für den Einsatz von KI im Krieg braucht es Regeln. Zu viel Skepsis gegenüber neuen Technologien und ihrer militärischen Anwendung können wir uns nicht leisten.
Four Days in Havana, Under Siege
Being internationalists is paying our debt to humanity. Whoever is incapable of fighting for others will never be capable of fighting for himself.
Why Trump Lost
The president failed to deliver on his Iran bluster, and in the end fooled only himself.
Trump says he does not make bad deals, but even Republican hawks doubt that now
The US has apparently had to agree to unfreeze billions of Iranian assets for a regime more hardline than before the war
