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One thousand parcels in an hour

In Philippines women parcel sorters face precarious, unregulated working conditions in e-commerce hubs.

PI Briefing | No. 27 | Breaking the Sequence

The war on Iran continues — despite Washington’s best efforts to hide its wanton violence from public view.

After Blocking Fuel, the US Turns to Cuba’s Food Supply

The U.S. is tightening sanctions on Cuba's food import and port infrastructure, using hunger as leverage to force regime change while maintaining its own monopoly over Cuban agricultural trade.

Declaration of the Rights of Caribbean Peoples to Self-Determination and Self-Government, West Indies National Emergency Committee, 1940.

In 1940, Caribbean activists protested U.S. plans to oversee European colonies in the Americas, demanding self-determination and independence rather than a transfer from European to U.S. control.

PI Briefing | No. 26 | Fortress Europe

From Mauritania to Libya, Europe is externalizing its border: funding detention, surveillance and armed violence against people on the move — giving even greater ground to the extreme right back at home.

The Colombian Peasant Movement in the Face of the New Political Situation

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Palestinian youth are risking their lives to clear rubble in Gaza

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Us Ammunition Ship Docked In Wales During Iran Strikes

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Donald Trump Helped Colombia’s Far Right Win

Labor

Nepal’s rising ranks of women farmers

As men migrate for work, Nepal’s women are increasingly taking up agriculture – but society, policies and support systems are slow to catch up

Briefing

PI Briefing | No. 24 | Star of Freedom in the East

On its 80th Independence Day, India’s young are reopening the unfinished struggle over what freedom is for.

Statements

This August we honour the women of South Africa

Abahlali baseMjondolo honors South Africa's women activists, demanding concrete action against the violence, poverty, and state neglect that impoverished women endure daily.

Food Sovereignty

Zohran Mamdani’s Public Grocery Plan Is a Serious One

A grocery industry expert argues that as our food supply becomes increasingly consolidated, expensive, and even dangerous, socialist Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s publicly subsidized grocery plan takes bold steps to provide good, affordable food.

Labor

The Chuquicamata Union Calls for a Protest Against the Privatization of Codelco and Calls the Statements by the President of the Republican Party “Unpatriotic”

Codelco workers rally on Miners’ Day to defend full state ownership against privatization

War & Peace

Malaysia Detains Cargo Container Suspected of Shipment to Israel

Malaysia detained a suspected Israel-bound container at Tanjung Pelepas under its export ban, acting on intelligence later linked by activists to Elbit Systems and The Hague Group obligations.

Briefing

PI Briefing | No. 23 | The Earth Beneath Us

The fires are here. So are the technologies of transition. What is missing is power over investment.

Labor

Congreso de los Pueblos: “Against Fascism and Imperialism: Mobilization and People's Power”

Congreso de los Pueblos rejects capitalism, fascism, and the De la Espriella government, advocating instead for common goods, participatory democracy, "Buen Vivir," and popular reforms to build People's Power and defend life.

War & Peace

The Genocide of South Lebanon

Israel is systematically destroying southern Lebanon through mass killings, displacement, and infrastructure devastation—following the same genocidal pattern it has inflicted on Gaza.

Food Sovereignty

Under the mango tree: Youth solidarity and the seeds of peasant agroecology in Kenya

A youth-led peer-to-peer agroecology exchange programme challenges capitalist labour relations and patriarchal norms by mobilising young people.

Regions

Long reads

Statements

This August we honour the women of South Africa

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