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In France, Lawfare Is Used to Silence Pro-Palestine Lawmaker

23.07.2026

1927–2027: Why Do We Celebrate A Century Of Struggle Against Imperiali...

Ecuador’s Democracy Cannot Be Suspended

PI Briefing | No. 21 | A Predatory State

PI Briefing | No. 20 | Cracks in the Alliance?

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Nuestra América

27.01.2026

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Shut the Bases

Honduras Resiste

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Pipelines going West

"Debt must be understood as a political issue."

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In France, Lawfare Is Used to Silence Pro-Palestine Lawmaker

MEP Rima Hassan is embroiled in trial for defending Palestinians’ right to resist occupation.

Jacobin

1927–2027: Why Do We Celebrate A Century Of Struggle Against Imperialism?

The centenary of the 1927 League Against Imperialism offer a critical opportunity to rebuild a united, working-class internationalist movement.

PI Briefing | No. 21 | A Predatory State

Zionist colonialism has relied on sexual violence against Palestinians from its very beginnings.

PI Briefing | No. 20 | Cracks in the Alliance?

NATO’s Summit in Ankara, Turkey, arrived against the backdrop of escalating war and mounting resistance.

How Israel’s financial strangulation of the West Bank is killing Palestinian public education

Israel is stoking a financial crisis in the West Bank by withholding funds from the Palestinian Authority affecting sectors like education, where teachers' salaries have been cut and classes have been shuttered.

Eyes on Ankara

As NATO meets in Ankara, the Progressive International Cabinet stands in solidarity with progressive forces in Türkiye confronting Erdoğan's government.

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Ecuador’s Democracy Cannot Be Suspended

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