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Modi clears way for Walmart and Google, purges voters
India built a system that lets anyone with a phone send money for free from one bank account to another. Walmart and Google own the apps most people use to access it, and they are about to start collecting on it. Visa and Mastercard want in. The United States government is pressing their case, and… Continue reading
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Unite against racism and sectarianism
Resistance to the past traumas of violent racism, including far-right incursions into Asian neighbourhoods of Southall, Newham, Bradford, Rotherham etc, live on in the collective memory. And thanks to archives across the country, including the IRR’s Black History Collection and its digitisation of the CARF magazine, we also have documents and campaign literature that aid… Continue reading
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What China’s Global Initiatives Offer the World: The Forty-Second Newsletter (2026)
Thursday, 15 October 2026 — The Tricontinental At a moment of war, debt, corporate power, and technological dependency, five Chinese proposals reopen a long-suppressed question: what institutions are needed to make peace, sovereignty, and development materially possible? Yang Shanshen (China), Poet Xie Lingyun and His Companions, n.d. Continue reading
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Universities fire dozens amid pressure from Zionist billionaires
Universities in the United States and Canada have fired, suspended and harassed employees for speaking out against Israel’s genocide in Gaza, often using ostensibly neutral disciplinary procedures to conceal politically motivated retaliation. Continue reading
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No More Deaths in Police Custody
“Families are continuously traumatised by the unnecessary lengthy delays in investigating the death of their loved one, with no real admission, accountability, or justice from the state. Therefore, how can they heal?” – Marcia Rigg, sister of Sean Rigg who was killed by police in Brixton in 2008. Continue reading
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The government is panicking
Friend, it’s been a massive 72 hours in the fight to kick Palantir out of our NHS: Continue reading
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Capitalism won’t fall on its own
Trillions of dollars are pouring into artificial intelligence. It is the biggest bet in U.S. history, more than was spent building the canals, the railroads and the electric grid combined. Continue reading
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The night NATO sent 1,900 drones at Russia
The largest attack yet on Moscow, launched overnight Sept. 19-20 on the final day of Russia’s parliamentary election, was meant to show the Russian people that the war could reach their capital. Instead, it showed a U.S.-NATO war camp divided and cornered. Continue reading
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Trump readies 40,000 bombs for Israel, wider war after Nov. 3
President Donald Trump says the U.S. war on Iran will end “immediately after” the Nov. 3 midterm elections. His own officials describe another possibility. Continue reading
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How the IDF executed an elderly Palestinian woman who posed no threat
An Israeli “soldier” from the occupation forces’ Nahal Battalion 50 shot and killed an elderly Palestinian woman he was evacuating from a combat zone in southern Gaza in the summer of 2024, according to the Israeli outlet Ha-Makom. The investigation reported that the “soldier” received a phone call from his commanding officer while he was… Continue reading
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Modernisation Does Not Mean Capitalism: The Thirty-Eighth Newsletter (2026)
Thursday, 17 September 2026 — The Tricontinental For the Global South, development cannot be achieved by imitating the capitalist West; it requires breaking imperialist dependency through the defence of sovereignty, socialist planning, and the transformation of social relations. Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research, Steps 1–3, 2026. Featured in dossier no. 104, Walking on Two Legs:… Continue reading
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Israel kills another Palestinian in detention amid escalating torture, abuse, and deprivation in its prisons
More than 9,400 Palestinians are currently in Israeli captivity, including nearly a hundred women and more than 350 children. Continue reading
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How Palantir Turned Ukrainians Into Lab Rats (And Helped Ruin Ukraine)
AI war-tech firm Palantir has embedded itself deeply within Ukrainian military systems and civil society, turning the country into a laboratory for its dystopian technologies of tracing, surveillance and kill-targeting. Continue reading
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Let’s make ministers come clean on Palantir
The pressure is mounting on health ministers to kick Palantir out of the NHS. But as the deadline looms to renew the spy-tech firm’s £330m contract, they’re keeping us in the dark. So we’re taking legal action to fight back. Will you join us? Continue reading
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We have power too- here’s what I want you to remember
There’s no doubt that the racism we’re witnessing on our streets is designed to isolate and scare us. But we won’t let it. As an Organiser with Migrants Organise I’ve been building community power to fight back against racist anti-migrant systems for years. Here are three non-negotiable organising principles that I want everyone to know: Continue reading
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Israel forces pregnant Palestinian detainee to give birth in prison amid abuse and deprivation
“How can this organised terror continue unabated without the international community taking action?” A Palestinian woman who was detained by Israeli authorities while pregnant gave birth to a baby girl inside an Israeli dungeon on Monday. Continue reading
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Iran Targets US Warships In Shock Clashes Ongoing In Strait Of Hormuz-Saudi Gas Pipeline Eliminated
Iran is using new advanced missiles to target US warships & are engaging in clashes in the Strait of Hormuz as Tehran’s missile program expands to make Yemen the second largest missile power in the region. Continue reading
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History on a Roll: BRICS, Yemen, Hormuz, China
In less than 72 hours, history accelerated through a convergence of events that would normally unfold over several years. Yemen’s Ansarallah, after a lightning offensive, now holds the entire Red Sea coast from the port of Hodeidah to the Bab al-Mandab, including Mayyun Island, a volcanic rock outcrop smack in the middle of the “Gate… Continue reading
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A new wave of censorship online: MintPress needs your support
We’re experiencing a new wave of censorship online, where tech giants are working hand-in-hand with government officials to purge dissident voices. MintPress News is one of those dissenting voices and is a vitally important source for the people. Continue reading
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Ansar Allah takes Red Sea coast and cuts Saudi oil route
Ansar Allah fighters in Mocha on Sept. 10 after taking the strategic Red Sea port. The movement went on to take Mayyun Island in Bab al-Mandab, gaining control of Yemen’s Red Sea coast and the southern exit from the route Saudi Arabia was using for its oil exports. Continue reading
