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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.

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.

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.

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.

PI Briefing | No. 22 | Red Scare

Washington is reviving an old doctrine to defeat the forces of liberation — within its borders and beyond them.

Cockroach Democracy: Unarmed and Dangerous

12 MIN READ

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

9 MIN READ

PI Briefing | No. 21 | A Predatory State

6 MIN READ

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

Statements

Eyes on Ankara

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

Politics

Lloyds Bank Blocks Account of Leftwing News Outlet the Canary

UK left-wing outlet The Canary can’t pay staff after Lloyds Bank froze its accounts without explanation.

Human Rights

Resisting U.S. Human Rights Barbarism: The Arrest of Alyssa Philip In Trinidad and Tobago

The arrest of activist Alyssa Phillip during Trinidad's Labour Day celebrations exposes the government's alignment with U.S. security interests

Labor

Bodies for Export: Blood Cherries

Behind Chile's glossy agro-export success lies a system of structural precariousness that exploits thousands of migrant women.

Briefing

PI Briefing | No. 19 | Albania Is Not For Sale

Albanians are rising against the Trumps’ luxury land grab — and insisting their country is not for sale.

Environment

Elbows up? Canada is letting Pentagon take ‘unprecedented’ stakes in Canadian mines 

Canada is fast-tracking critical mineral mining while U.S. Pentagon funding and ownership stakes quietly redirect those minerals toward American weapons production.

Politics

Revealed: How Britain Weaponised Terrorism Laws Against Activists

Four Palestine Action activists face being sentenced as terrorists for criminal damage under a UK law that lets judges add a “terrorism connection” based solely on property damage.

Labor

Milei intensifies his attacks on labour rights in Argentina.

Argentina’s Decree 407/2026 mandates renegotiating 150 expired collective agreements, weakening union protections and sparking fierce CGT opposition.

Briefing

PI Briefing | No. 18 | Colombia’s Sovereignty on the Ballot

The Pacto Histórico opened a path beyond war, extraction and submission. On Sunday, Colombians vote under the pressure of an empire determined to close it.

Cepeda accuses de la Espriella of financing paramilitary groups

Fresh evidence from paramilitary commanders' own testimonies ties Colombian far-right presidential candidate, Abelardo de la Espriella, to financing the AUC through a fake peace NGO

Regions

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Statements

Eyes on Ankara

2 MIN READ

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