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Atlas Network: Disinformation as a Weapon of Neoliberalism

The organization, founded in 1981, has 589 think tanks in 103 countries that finance the hatred and hoaxes of the extreme right. The objective: to protect the privileges of capital owners.

Forgotten Photos Expose UK Army Abuses In Iraq

Photos and evidence document systemic abuse of Iraqi detainees by British soldiers in 2003, revealing a pattern of hooding, stress positions, and violence.

PI Briefing | No. 44 | How we Make Amazon Pay

For the sixth consecutive year, workers around the world are organizing to Make Amazon Pay.

It’s been 12 years since Rana Plaza. Why is Amazon still refusing to protect Bangladeshi garment workers?

Nazma Akter condemns Amazon for its continued refusal to sign the Bangladesh Accord on Fire and Building Safety.

Hindu nationalism’s debt to colonialism

Hindu nationalism's ideology is built on a colonial-era history that falsely framed India's past as a perpetual Hindu-Muslim conflict, a distorted narrative now weaponised to fuel majoritarian politics.

In Belgium, Labor and the Government Face a Showdown

7 MIN READ

PI Briefing | No. 43 | No Peace for the Plundered

5 MIN READ

European political leaders warn US “No War on Venezuela”

3 MIN READ

“A calculated attempt to erase the horizon of Palestinian liberation.”

Palestine

How the world enriches from the blood of the Palestinians

UN report details how major corporations are enabling and profiting from the Israeli occupation and violence against Palestinians.

Briefing

PI Briefing | No. 42 | Tipping Points

As COP30 convenes in Brazil, the world’s crises deepen to breaking point.

Colonialism

Ecuador’s referendum: the latest front in Washington’s war on Latin America

A referendum in Ecuador, backed by the US, threatens to dismantle the nation's progressive 2008 constitution, paving the way for US military bases and a neoliberal rollback of sovereignty.

Indigenous rights

El-Fasher's Fall: A New Chapter in Darfur's Ethnic Cleansing

The UAE-backed RSF's capture of Darfur's historic capital, El-Fasher, marks a catastrophic escalation, cementing a two-decade campaign of ethnic cleansing.

Ecology

The North Bengal Floods Are the Cost of Development

In India, north Bengal’s ecological fragility is being rapidly compounded by a tourism model driven by unchecked construction enabled by political complicity.

Briefing

PI Briefing | No. 41 | Palestine: Stolen or Decolonised

In the West Bank, the colonization of Palestine is rapidly escalating, with Israel advancing legislation to annex 82% of the occupied territory.

Democracy

Suffocating Republic

Delhi's lethal air pollution exposes the failure of governance and a segregated society.

Right to information

Who gets to control the truth?

A report on India's Right to Information (RTI) movement, a landmark struggle for transparency, now under threat from new laws that undermine its power.

Briefing

PI Briefing | No. 40 | Kerala ends extreme poverty

The Communist Party of India (Marxist) announces that Kerala has become the first Indian state to end extreme poverty.

Entrevistas

The Caribbean’s Zone of Peace Under Threat: A Conversation with David Abdulah

A Trinidadian labor activist talks about his government’s submissive position to the US in the face of the imperialist buildup against Venezuela, and the correlation of forces in the region.

Regions

Long reads

Statements

European political leaders warn US “No War on Venezuela”

3 MIN READ

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