August 2025
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Intangibles: does it change things?
A recent article in the UK’s Financial Times got very excited about the rise of intangibles. The author Tek Parikh said that “50 years go, the assets held by top 500 US companies were predominantly ‘tangible’ — factories, equipment, inventory et cetera. But today, it is estimated that most of their assets are ‘intangible’ ie. intellectual… Continue reading
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‘Israel Says’ Is Not Journalism
Late last Sunday, a targeted Israeli attack killed prominent Al Jazeera journalist Anas al-Sharif alongside several colleagues. They were in a tent outside the main gate of Gaza City’s al-Shifa hospital. Also killed were Al Jazeera correspondent Mohammed Qreiqeh and camera operators Ibrahim Zaher and Mohammed Noufal, together with freelance cameraman Momen Aliwa and freelance… Continue reading
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Bear, Dragon, Elephant, Toucan, Nightingale stare down Goldfinger
Of course it’s all about Alaska. Here’s what’s in play. But it’s the shadowplay that’s even more exciting. Continue reading
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Pepe Escobar: The Bear and the Eagle Face-Off in Alaska
All eyes on Alaska. The Bear-Eagle face-off is part of an astonishing acceleration of history in the summer of 2025. Two weeks after Alaska, there’s the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) annual summit in Tianjin, China. India’s Narendra Modi and Iran’s Masoud Pezeshkian will join, among others, Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin at the same table.… Continue reading
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Israeli pilot who murdered al-Jazeera journalists identified
The Hind Rajab Foundation has named Israeli Air Force commander Tomer Bar as responsible for the killing of Anas al-Sharif and four Al Jazeera journalists in Gaza. Continue reading
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Seyed M. Marandi: New U.S. Frontline Against Iran & Russia?
Seyed Mohammad Marandi is a professor at Tehran University and a former advisor to Iran’s Nuclear Negotiation Team. Prof. Marandi outlines Iran’s concerns with the recent US-negotiated peace agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan, which includes US control over Syunik Road for 99 Years – on Iran’s border. WIll this be used for economic containment or… Continue reading
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Israel plans final liquidation of Gaza, murdering final witnesses
Anas al-Sharif was murdered because Israel wants to silence all witnesses to the final stage of the Gaza genocide Continue reading
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Lift the Ban – 6th September!
• Following the arrests of over 700 people for holding signs to call on the UK government to Lift The Ban on Palestine Action and to end their complicity in Israel’s genocide, Defend Our Juries have announced a mass action in London on September 6th 2025. Continue reading
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The West is in panic as Israel’s plan for ‘full control’ of Gaza heralds a new Nakba
If you thought western capitals were finally losing patience with Israel’s engineering of a famine in Gaza nearly two years into the genocide, you may be disappointed. Continue reading
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The story of the last date in Gaza
It’s just a date. A single, four-centimeter piece of dried fruit. But here in Gaza, where nothing comes easily and everything holds meaning, even a date becomes a symbol of endurance, sacrifice and love. Continue reading
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Yvette Cooper is Lying
Yvette Cooper has continually lied about Palestine Action in a panicked attempt to defend the proscription of a direct action protest group which is opposing a Genocide in which Cooper’s government is deeply complicit. Continue reading
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The BBC helped kill Anas al-Sharif. Its reporting will kill more journalists
The media are legitimising the murder of journalists by Israel – and they are doing it because they are racist propagandists for a system of western colonial control in the Middle East Continue reading
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Do the Japanese Remember History?
In the days when the world remembers the U.S. atomic bombings of Japan, it is important to recall another event from World War II in the Pacific theater and the U.S.-Japanese confrontation—the 1945 U.S. bombing of civilian neighborhoods in Tokyo. Continue reading
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Exorcising the Ghosts of the Imperial Left: Domenico Losurdo and the Class War Inside Marxism
Western Marxism is not a tradition to be reclaimed—it’s an enemy ideology crafted in the image of empire. Domenico Losurdo’s final intervention is not an invitation to debate, but a call to defect. From critique to combat. From the seminar to the struggle. From the West to the world. Continue reading
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Defend Dissent: Volunteer with Netpol
We’re looking for experienced campaigners to work alongside staff to help us run Netpol. As part of our volunteer Operations Group, you’ll join an inclusive network of activists, campaigners, lawyers and researchers to create a forum for sharing knowledge, experience and expertise. Continue reading
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Britain moves to hide its Gaza spy flights
Watch our interview with Matt Kennard, the journalist who’s done more than anyone to expose the UK’s active involvement in Israel’s Gaza holocaust. Continue reading
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THEY ARE NOT TERR*RI5T5! They only want to stop the k*lling
Monday, 11 August 2025 — George Galloway Continue reading
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Radhika Desai: Neoliberalism, Economic War, BRICS & a New Russia
Radhika Desai discusses how neoliberalism has financialised and de-industrialised Western economies. The economic war to reverse the decline of the West has instead intensified the decline, and BRICS has become an important institution to construct an alternative post-neoliberal economic system. Russia’s shift from Europe to Eurasia is at the centre of the new international economic… Continue reading
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Putin CRUSHES Trump’s Alaska Trap, Ukraine & NATO FURIOUS w/ Larry Johnson & Col. Lawrence Wilkerson
Vladimir Putin & Donald Trump are set to meet in a matter of days, and the panic has already begun over Russia’s overpowering hand. Former CIA Analyst Larry Johnson & former Chief of Staff and US Army Colonel Lawrence join the show to discuss who really has the upper hand in these talks and what… Continue reading
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Elderly make up half of arrests at London Palestine Action protest
Police data shows nearly half of the 532 arrests at the London Palestine Action protest were of people aged 60 or over, sparking debate over civil liberties and anti-terror laws. Continue reading
The New Dark Age 