German-born Karl Marx might well be the most prominent philosopher and economist to have elaborated on a capitalism that created a class system. Yet, Germany is moving from the denial of class towards a “rediscovery” of class.
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Facing U.S. Military Aggression, Venezuela Launches Simón Bolívar International Brigades
In response, the Venezuelan government has mobilized the Bolivarian Militia, enlisting 3 million more members to raise the number of this branch of the military to 8 million. Venezuela has also reinforced its borders and launched massive military drills to confront...
Data centre investments bad deals
Opposition to data centres has been rapidly spreading internationally due to their fast-growing resource demands. DCs have been proliferating, driven by the popularity of artificial intelligence.
Rubio and international blackmail
A State Department cable, leaked to Reuters and dated October 2, reveals the strategy: to link the resolution on the blockade to the war in Ukraine and present Cuba as a threat to regional peace.
The militias make Venezuela impregnable: Padrino Lopez
Over 6 million citizens are ready to defend the Bolivarian Revolution against any threat.
China aspires to raise average life expectancy to around 80 years by 2030: NHC chief
Lei said at the press conference that achieving this goal will be a marked step in meeting the people's growing expectations for a healthy and fulfilling life, and it will also reflect the comprehensive outcomes of China's high-quality economic and social development.
Unmasking imperial hypocrisy: Trump’s 2025 Venezuela escalation is a sham for oil
The cycle of blame on Democrats supposed soft policy toward immigration ignores how both parties perpetuate Latin American destabilization for profit.
‘The Imperialist Offensive is Nothing New for the Bolivarian Revolution’: A Conversation with Ana Maldonado
A Chavista organizer examines the U.S. militarization of the Caribbean and the Bolivarian Revolution’s enduring resistance to imperial aggression.
In Trump’s new Confederacy, slavery wasn’t sin
In Donald Trump’s America, they are no longer whispering their love for slavery; they are preaching it from the pulpit.
Geopolitics isn’t killing global supply chains—it’s powering them
Global supply chains (GSCs)—which account for around 70 percent of international trade—are often referred to as the backbone of the world economy.
Yet another shining example of Kerala model of development
On November 1, 2025, Kerala would have achieved a milestone that no other state in the country has achieved, by implementing a comprehensive programme that no other government in India ever had the courage or vision to conceptualise.
Hi-Tech Holocaust: How Microsoft aids the Gaza genocide
MintPress has detailed the deep collaboration between the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) and Amazon, Google, TikTok, Apple, Palantir, and Oracle, but Microsoft’s relationship with the government and armed forces of Israel is potentially the closest, leading then-CEO...











