Sovereignty
Artemis II and the Politics of Space
This is America
Land of the Occupied, Home of the Capitalists
Samira Mohyeddin on Iran
Venezuelans on Venezuela
Venezuela: Beyond False Choices
Mamdani & The Era of Possibilities
Gaza’s Very Own Hind Khoudary
From Sabra & Shatila to Gaza
The UN’s Century of Failure and the Rise of Alternatives
Nepal’s New Reckoning
Indonesia at a Crossroads: Revolt, Reckoning, and Reform
Indigenous Motherhood
Mní On Trial
Listening to Indigenous Voices on Standing Rock
Not Collateral Damage
A Visual Record of South Lebanon’s Ecology, or, Mapping the Species of a Wounded Land
Urgent Appeal Concerning the Arbitrary Detention, Torture, and Medical Neglect of Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya by the Israeli Military
Are we at a Turning Point? Trump, Israel, and America’s Endless Wars
The Monster You Made
How the U.S. Engineers its Enemies
On The Pleasures Of Living in Gaza
Papua Merdeka
Koteka Wenda on Resisting Occupation in Exile
Dispatches from Gaza
Abducting Families on Occupied Land
The Shared Logic of ICE and the IDF
Protect the Citizens on the Gaza Freedom Flotilla
Dispatch from Gaza, June 4, 2025
Rima Hassan Onboard the Freedom Flotilla
Thom Yorke and the New Trap of Liberal Zionism
Not a Moment of Silence
Marking 77 Years of Nakba
The Land Testifies
Indigenous Resistance in a World on Fire
The Land Keeps the Score
This is What You Can Do To Support the Freedom Flotilla
Where is our collective Conscience?
Kashmir and Manufacturing Consent in Real Time
Israel’s Environmental Degradation in Palestine, Lebanon, and Syria
Sudan: Forgotten by whom?
Urbicide as a Weapon
How Israel Destroys Land, Memory, & Heritage
What Does Freedom Feel Like When You’re Miles Away From Home?
Raising the Price of Protest
Is it a coup?
Zifzafa
Where Sound Meets Sovereignty in the Occupied Jawlan
Claudia De la Cruz & Abby Martin
On U.S. Imperialism, Resistance, & the Fight Against Genocide
The Beqaa’s Juniper Trees
A Tale of Multiple Crises
“Greater Israel”: A Not So Hidden Ambition
The Genocidal War on Tigray
Where We Are and How We Got Here
There is No Dignity in Genocide.