Imperialist conflict and war

New dangers threaten the Democratic Republic of the Congo

M23 troops escort captured soldiers

A new horrific crisis is unfolding again in DRC. In their drive to capture Goma, hundreds, if not thousands have been killed. Tens of thousands have fled from DRC for fear of being conscripted into M23. International “peacekeepers” have failed to keep the peace.   By Paul Moorhouse and Ndumiso Ncube, 5 March 2025   In […]

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A thousand days after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, can the war end?

By Walter Chambers 5 December 2024 The suffering caused by the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 and the subsequent conflict has been pushed out of the global headlines by the horrific genocide in Gaza, but it is no less horrific. The number of dead and wounded, both military and civilian, now far exceeds

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Stop the Genocide in Gaza and the spiraling bloodshed in the Middle East

By Serge Jordan 29 October 2024 For more than a year, the world has been watching in horror in real-time as the Gaza Strip has been enduring one of the most destructive and merciless bombing campaigns in history—an unrelenting assault of genocidal proportions. Yet the machinery of death and destruction wielded by the Israeli State

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Myanmar: Lessons from the Struggle as It Enters New Phase

This article, written by Rob Jones was first published on 30 May 2021 A graphic example of the current situation in Myanmar was given the other day, when while speaking to one of our correspondents, a bomb exploded in the background. Now nearly four months after the military announced their take-over on 1 February, the

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