In this episode of Mapping Faultlines, NewsClick's Prabir Purkayastha looks at the situation in Ukraine in the aftermath of a new plan to cease fighting.
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Explainer: Why Sudan Needs Peace Now
With more than a quarter of the population displaced, numerous documented war crimes, and widespread hunger, Sudan faces unthinkable violence and deprivation as much of the world falls silent.
Speculation, US Tariff Threat, and Working People
The hallmark of a neo-liberal regime, like India, is that the real living conditions of millions of working people are left to the whims and caprices of international speculators.
The Long Siege of Cuba
The cost of economic embargo of Havana by the US for over 60 years amounts to $933 billion.
Industry is Biggest Barrier to Tackling Ultra-Processed Food Harm
Researchers and activists warn that the UPF industry exerts a powerful chokehold over global food systems, urging urgent action.
222 Years of Haiti’s Victory at Vertiéres
Today, when US imperial arrogance threatens the entire continent with its military power, we must remember that powerful imperial armies have been defeated time and again by the Caribbean peoples. The Battle of Vertières is a historical milestone that has been...
Between Invasion & Diplomacy: Trump’s Options With Venezuela
While Trump increases military pressure in the Caribbean Sea, he hasn’t ruled out the possibility of resuming talks with Caracas. Meanwhile, Maduro supports the diplomatic route and rejects the possibility of war.
Pakistan: Left-Wing Kisan Mazdoor Party Protests Arrest of Top Leaders
Salar Faiyaz Ali and others were arrested under Pakistan’s anti-terrorism laws after they protested and stopped the illegal land grab and demolition of houses belonging to the farmers in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
Gen-Z Protests in Mexico or Coordinated Chaos?
The executive branch has denounced the recent anti-government demonstrations in Mexico and questioned what actors may really be behind the so-called youth uprising
Lobbying Games: RSS Connections in US
Does RSS need lobbying to project its image as pro-US, as India sometimes is not toeing the US line in its foreign policy?
Zimbabwe: UFAWUZ Pickets Nestlé, Demands Living Wages
On Nov. 14, Nestlé Zimbabwe workers, led by UFAWUZ, staged a peaceful picket demanding living wages and an end to unfair labor practices. The action follows a protracted wage dispute in which Nestlé refused to increase wages.
Greece: Dockworker Faces Prosecution for Blocking Arms Shipment to Israel
Leader of the Greek dockworkers’ union ENEDEP, Markos Bekris, is facing prosecution for a solidarity action that blocked ammunition bound for Israel.











