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During new military incursion | Israeli machineguns attack western Daraa countryside
An Israeli forces patrol of two tanks and a military vehicle, advanced into the outskirts of Wadi Al-Raqad in Al-Yarmouk Basin area in western Daraa countryside, this coincided with attacks with machineguns on the agricultural land and the road leading to Wadi Al-Raqad.
However, no casualties have been reported.
https://www.syriahr.com/en/384828/

Oman proposes joint control of Strait of Hormuz as mediators expect talks 'breakthrough'
According to two sources who spoke to Reuters, the Gulf-backed plan proposes a joint regional mechanism to manage the key waterway, with those using it paying voluntary fees to fund the cost of its maintenance. This will include funding to cover navigation, environmental protection and search and rescue services. The proposal draws on the model of the Strait of Malacca, which lies between the Indian and Pacific Oceans, and is jointly managed by neighbouring states Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore.
https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/oman-proposes-joint-management-strait-hormuz-mediators-expect-breakthrough-talks

Gaza's Palestinians question role and limits of planned multinational force
According to Israeli media reports, the initial phase would involve deploying approximately 200 personnel from countries described as "friendly," including Uganda and Morocco. The force would oversee areas outside Israeli military deployment zones while coordinating closely with the Israeli army. The proposal also includes establishing a humanitarian zone known as "Green Rafah" west of Rafah city, where displaced Palestinians would be relocated after passing through Israeli security checkpoints.
https://www.newarab.com/news/gazas-palestinians-question-role-limits-multinational-force

Africa's richest monarch names a $1 billion highway designed to connect Europe and West Africa after Trump
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Lawyers ‘Scared’ to Do Their Jobs After Charges Against Palestine Action Barrister
Lawyers are “scared” of doing their jobs following contempt of court charges made against a top barrister who defended a Palestine Action activist, senior legal figures say. Defence lawyer Rajiv Menon KC was due to stand trial on Tuesday, accused of defying a judge’s order by telling a jury they had the right to acquit activists according to their conscience. Menon denies he acted improperly.
https://novaramedia.com/2026/07/27/lawyers-scared-to-do-their-jobs-after-charges-against-palestine-action-barrister/

French far right reviewing potential tweaks to retirement reform proposal
One such option is to scrap a rule that allows individuals to retire on a full pension at 67, even if they haven’t paid in long enough to otherwise qualify, as reported last month by POLITICO. …. the National Rally is also looking into a potentially controversial proposal which would encourage workers to contribute to private pension schemes in addition to paying into the state system — a proposal long supported by fiscal conservatives.
https://www.politico.eu/article/national-rally-marine-le-pen-battle-rages-far-right-fix-france-pensions/
https://archive.ph/4kzEh

Four decades after Chernobyl, a generational divide reshapes Italy’s nuclear debate
Next week, Parliament is expected to approve government-sponsored legislation establishing a legal framework for next-generation nuclear technologies. The government would then have 12 months to draft implementing decrees covering reactor licensing, safety standards, waste management and siting.
https://apnews.com/article/italy-nuclear-power-law-eu-chernobyl-plant-small-reactors-0ac9e59bd9f227ddceafeb48e9d1a701

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US government targets Cop City protester over phone operating system
The US Department of Justice is attempting to prosecute an Atlanta resident in connection with the movement against the police training center known as Cop City because he had GrapheneOS on his phone, an open-source operating system that enables users to enter a passcode and wipe a phone clean.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/jul/23/cop-city-protester-phone

Lawsuit claims US civil rights agency has halted all federal-sector class complaints
The lawsuit claims that the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has ordered an indefinite suspension of federal-sector class complaints pending before the agency’s administrative judges, who handle discrimination complaints from federal workers in a process that is different than for private sector workers.
https://apnews.com/article/eeoc-lawsuit-civil-rights-6761f05373f225c530d396aa6f874b97

Imprisoned writer Mumia Abu-Jamal seeks UN intervention after 44 years behind bars
On Tuesday Abu-Jamal, 72, lodged a petition with the UN’s working group on arbitrary detention, a body within the Human Rights Council. It marks the latest attempt by the internationally renowned prisoner and prolific author of 15 books to seek relief, having exhausted all domestic channels through state and federal courts.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/jul/28/mumia-abu-jamal-un-jail

Almost nobody wants this SEC change
Individual investors overwhelmingly oppose the Securities and Exchange Commission's proposal to ease the requirement that companies release quarterly financial reports. More than 99% of the comments opposed the proposal, according to a new tally. The agency has received some 221,000 comments in total — a record number, a person familiar with the agency's operations tells Axios.
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India’s Massive Gen Z “Cockroach” Protests Show How to Fight Modi and the Right
India is being rocked by massive youth-led protests, sparked by an inflammatory statement by the Supreme Court of India’s Chief Justice, Surya Kant. In a May hearing, Kant said, “There are youngsters like cockroaches, who don’t get any employment and don’t have any place in the profession.” This caused widespread outrage among the youth who have now claimed the “cockroach” label and taken to the streets in unprecedentedly large numbers, showing the way forward in fighting the right-wing administration of Narendra Modi.
https://www.leftvoice.org/india-gen-z-cockroach-protests/

The Left Is Rising, So Centrist Dems Are Cynically Woke Again
Remember when establishment Democrats were saying with a straight face that they had been forced to adopt the grating, alienating brand of wokeness and identity politics that made them toxic to working-class voters? You should: it wasn’t even two years ago.
After handing the White House to Donald Trump a second time and scrambling to dump the blame on someone else, Democrats did what they usually do when they royally screw up: they blamed the Left, pretending that this deeply unpopular and cynical political style — whose hallmarks include shallow appeals to racial and gender identity, questionable insinuations of bigotry against their political opponents, and a fixation on bashing men, a demographic the party is desperate to win back — was something that had been forced on them by progressives and socialists. As this magazine pointed out at the time, this was pretty rich. There are certainly forces on the progressive left, rooted in college campuses and nonprofit groups, that stoked and continue to stoke the worst of wokeness. But it was Bernie Sanders and the movement behind him that had been saying the way forward was a politics that put people’s bread-and-butter concerns front and center and divisive identity politics and finger-wagging to the side. For their troubles, establishment Democrats lined up to declare them a bunch of racist, sexist “Bernie Bros,” even secret right-wingers who, being white guys, were out of touch with a voting public that wanted to only talk about race and gender, and that they should move out of the way entirely. (Why is the DemPost too long. Click here to view the full text.



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How come they didn't manage to build decent cadres to lead the country? Why someone like Khrushchev managed to be the next into power? How the rise of revisionism could've been prevented?
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>>2870363
it *started to be over in 1945.

also interestingly the first CIA coup was the year Stalin died. Jacobo Arbenz and Mohammed Mossadegh

I remember hearing one claim that the Commissar program accidentally caused the most devoted socialists, the true believers, to die during WW2; basically the guys in the lower ranks most devoted to communism would become Commissars and lead these heroic charges and, unfortunately, get killed off quickly


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>>2870183
>be khrushchev
>overthrow stalin's circle in a military coup
>remove stalinists from the presidium and gain control as pres. chairman and gensec
>rush reforms for no reason and permanently fuck up collective farming
>lose to stalinists anyways (???) because you're a wholesome slow burn socdem
do you genuinely believe this or are you repeating a conversation you half overheard



 

They get nowhere enough hate as they deserve for what they're doing in Kashmir……Also, Being ruled by a repressive fascist wanna be regime for the last decade
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>>2864127
>At least the Arabs when they talk about Israel and Iran working together have some internal logic: they distinguish between their own interests and their enemies. In Pakistan every rift between Muslim countries has to be the work of Mossad, RAW, or the CIA, because the idea that Muslims might disagree on their own is apparently unimaginable.
I think the fall of Assad and Jolani taking power in Syria is an example of this. There were a lot of CIA/Mossad narratives about this here on leftypol that remind me of what you're talking about, not factoring the idea of Sunni Arab interests and doing realpolitik around that as a distinct thing. Not saying any particular position or geopolitical orientation is good, but just as a descriptive statement of what's happening and the logic behind it.

When you do realpolitik you have some differences but you have some areas where you overlap and work to create some kind of balance. For Jolani, getting in with the U.S. makes sense because he gets the sanctions off and gets the electricity working. The U.S. isn't doing this because of some morality play, it wants to turn Syria into a buffer state between Israel and Turkey (which is to the benefit of the U.S. as the hegemon), and has also deduced that the Turkish deep state also sees this as in in their interests. But the Israelis have been too retard stupid to understand this, they have a completely weird paranoia such that Iran was turfed out of Syria, but now here come the Turks oh my God and there's an Al Qaeda guy running it and their immediate reaction is to escalate against this THREAT. But they don't realize that this creates a self-fulfilling prophecy that will bumble them into a direct conflict with Turkey which is the one country close to them which they really don't want to get into some shit with. I'm convinced Trump and co. sat down with the Israelis are were like you morons don't know what the hell you're doing.

From the Arab perspective, I don't know how much it takes on the form of a conspiracy theory about Israel and Iran working together (because I don't read Arabic and I'm not plugged into how Arabs talk about it that much), but even though Israel and Iran are enemies they do have a shared interest in being able to project power through Syria and Jolani is an obstacle to that, and thaPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>2864282
They are about as retarded as most people in third world countries, what's unque to them is they hold an ideological belief that the ummah stands above all else. This is the central foundation on which Pakistan is built and it is seen as something that cannot be compromised. Otherwise, Pakistan would have to redefine itself and confront the very basis of its political existence.

>>2859259
yeah both sides are bad: random civilians in kashmir and the indian government

>>2864938
trvth svpernova

Anyone keeping up with the CJP protests? Seem like a nothingburger to me.



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>greatest influences on humanity of almost anyone who ever lived
>provided the model for Stalin, Mao and communists throughout the world
>educated barbarian
>autistic wanderer.
>the end justified the means
>massive ideological intolerance
>unrepentant defender of everything he had done.

As a child
>bumptious, intelligent and often unkind
>behaviourally disordered
>slow to walk and screamed bloody murder if he fell
>used to hit his head on carpets or floorboards
>mother thought that he might be mentally retarded
>lack of empathy as a child, but at the same time, could be charming.
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>>2878383
>"It is the chief duty of every new age is to upraised new men to determine its liberties, to lead it towards material success -to rend the rusty padlocks and chains of dead custom that always prevent healthy expansion. Theories or ideas that may have meant life and hope and freedom for our ancestors may now mean destruction, slavery, and dishonor to us! — Anton Lacey "The Satanic bible".

UPHOLD the left hand path of Satanic Marxism-Leninism-Laveyism.

Abandon the fedual-bourgeois morality of the right hand path!

>>2878876
Lavey. Typo.

>>2878876
You might be joking but i genuinely think a O9A style leftist movement could be created. Minus the child rape of course. Theres a lot of untapped potential. The satanic temple is a good example of the ideological basis it could function on even if that organization itself is liberal and normie.

>>2878882

>fed psyop,

>will engage anyways cuz why not

such ideas that finds their roots within such groups and orgs are inherently reactionary and prone to fascism, toxic bourgeois libertarian individualism is the back bone of most of supposed left handed theology, contrary to supposed meanings of irreverence towards morality, it is ultimately powered by the engines of supposed notions of "freedom" and such, it is ultimately a lumpen to downright fascist phenomenon that have been promoted by the bourgeois to ferment division and confusion, a weapon of the strategy of tension, is it really a wonder why there is so much baggage regarding this, so much that you needed to clarify it, if such a phenomena would arise as you described it, it would ultimately be a front, a psyop, meant to delegitimize, infiltrate and ultimately destroy.

>>2879397
it ought also be noted that anton levay once claimed to have smuggeled weapons for the israelis during the nakba, it should not confuse anyone why the supposed satanic temple is a hotbed of lib nonsense



 

Recently saw a discussion in regards to "Third Worldism" as in MLM + unequal exchange (a non-Wallerstinian branch of world systems theory) having grown in influence in the anglophone/western, largely online, "communist" spaces.
Here is my dialectical engagement, as they were on to something important, not usually recognized, but also partially incorrect. I attempt to correct it ITT.

Unequal exchange, Mao/Chinese aesthetics and purely performative MLM rhetoric has grown in recent years… But with time comes change.

The original 90s ThirdWorldism "movement", centered in north-america diverged from MLM on a variety of theoretical issues, most crucially the revolutionary nature of the proletariat. They supplemented their divergence with integrating post-Marxist turns happening in word-systems theory (which was ongoing in western academia between the 80s and 90s). As ""Maoism" ThirdWorldism" largely accomplished nothing, other than maybe increasing confusion in the communist movement during the era of blackest reaction, we mostly remember them by their cartoony writing and online media available through archives from that era.

So if 90s Third Worldism was a north-american revisionist offshoot from MLM which integrated non-Wallerstinian unequal exchange theory and rejecting revolution in the imperial core for rhetorical "support" of [far off, peripheral countries]… What are the particularities of the contemporary expression?

2020s Third Worldism can be observed as being a north-american right-wing revisionist movement which retains both the non-Wallerstinian unequal exchange theory and the purely symbolic appeals to Mao, but now replacing the "MLM" pretender framing for the simpler, safer state ideology of social-imperialist China; that also just so happens to feign adherence to 'Mao Zedong Thought', even after it was systematically replaced with the Bukharinist-Dengist capitulationist counterrevolution. which is continued today, the true basis for Xi Jinping Thought, as the bureaucrat-monopoly capitalist heading the political line of the party has only deepened the cementation of a new pole in the capitalist imperialist world system since Deng, when neither as many NEZ, stock markets, overall % of bourgeois in the party or billionaires existed in China. Mao Zedong Thought lives on in the rural and urban areas of any militant area of the Post too long. Click here to view the full text.
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Is it third worldist if I only really hate the people of Germany, Amerikkka and Britain

bad empanada jackson hinkle infrared acp sovintern schiller institute

schiller institute infrared acp haz hinkle

>>2875002
Hating based socialist realism is anticommunist

hinkle, infrared, acp, netanyahu



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There sad and disturbing development according to DropSiteNews.

https://x.com/dropsitenews/status/2065526500640645566


🚨🇨🇺 BREAKING: Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel unveiled a sweeping set of economic reforms Friday, casting them as Cuba’s path through the crisis driven by a “criminal energy blockade” by the United States that has left the island nearly without fuel.

Only 1 oil tanker has reached Cuba in the past 5 months, Díaz-Canel said, a collapse that traces to January, when the U.S. captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and cut the flow of Venezuelan oil, then threatened tariffs on any country that supplied Cuba.

Havana now endures blackouts of up to 15 hours a day. Among the most devastating consequences of the U.S. policy is that the Cuban government has been forced to postpone tens of thousands of surgeries for its citizens.

The Cuban President today named national defense as the first priority, citing preparations under Cuba’s “Whole People’s War” doctrine. The full 2026 reform program includes:

🔹Enterprise & Markets
🔸 Overhaul the economic management system, easing the conflict between central planning and incentives for production
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>>2849550

I generally agree with you here MaoAnon, though with some minors caveats:

It's unlikely given Cuba's population & resource endowment that it could have easily achieved even an inefficient version of self-sufficiency.

That said, revisionism as far economic structure & functioning is concerned made everything worse & more unsustainable.

Its not even specialization or foreign investment that are the main capitulation or what Che himself argued so heavily against (both of those things can be mitigated with proper state control; The latter the USSR utilized during the 30s to acquire foreign tech & skills, generally taking over the ventures after a couple years).

Instead, it's enterprise/factory independence in terms of investment financing, supply chain decisions & product range.

The spectre of the Kosygin reform strikes again in all its decadence & degeneracy.

https://www.redstarpublishers.org/BlandRestoration.pdf
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>>2850410

*investment decisions & financing

Very Cool. There are no, at least to my knowledge decently sized interviews by him that are subbed in english.

cuba is being raped for the crime of being based, just like haiti, dprk, vietnam, and iran

>>2846416
>Motherfucker allow me to be sad whenever the working class suffers a defeat
he can't stop you



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>One Party State
>Self proclaimed socialist party
>Currency pledged to the US Dollar
I still don’t understand. Is it really socialism? If it is then it is definitely outside the Marxist school of thought at least.
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>>2861467
>They'll get rid of it once they're economically strong enough.
when's that gonna happen

Come on, Rick, I'm not a prize.
I'm not a cynic or one of those guys.
Come on, Rick, I'm not a rope,
Now pull your socks up.
Come on, Rick, I'm not a child,
I'm not special or one of a kind.
Come on Rick, I'm not a drunk,
I know my own worth,
And then I don't
And then I don't

A common purpose,
A common goal.

Come on, Rick, I'm not a prize.
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>>2861467
>>2861435
>>2878706
I don't get why you guys are against a fixed exchange rate. It is the IMF that wants a floating currency and they forced Ethiopia to float their currency in 2024 in exchange for loans and it immediately dropped 30%

https://www.reuters.com/markets/currencies/ethiopia-shifts-market-based-foreign-exchange-system-2024-07-29/
>Ethiopia's birr drops 30% as central bank floats currency

>>2878710
Lmao wtf is this?

>>2861761
What did Stalin do that in your opinion ended the dictatorship of the proletariat?



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>die fascist dog
Heard that before. screech moar
>I don't care for your ebin debate
I'm not here to debate, I just want to hear other perspectives

Whenever I look at the Ideological line between myself and lefties, I often find more common ground with socialists than I do with fellow Right-wingers.

>I believe Capital is actively destroying countries all around the world in order to enrich itself. the first order of business for ANY sensible movement should be to crush and subjugate the capital class.

>I fucking hate rural areas and rural life. I was born in a city, raised in a city, And I'm living in a city until the day I die. cities are vibrant, Alive, and the engines of civilizational growth
>I don't care for some abstract concept of a past to Retvrn to. Yes, I love the culture of my country and I absolutely adore its traditions, I believe it's my responsibility to continue them. But There is no way in fucking hell I'd want to marry my sister like ancient Persians did.
>I love technology. I love Modernity. I love our current way of life. I'd rather have my job right now than to be some wheat farmer in the mountains. I love modern fashion and aesthetics. Yes, some elements from the past should probably be woven into modern design to enrich it and keep the aesthetics away from looking like americanslop aesthetics, But progress should be maintained.
>Idc about the gays and the transhumanists if anything they're a sign of social progress.
>I support abortion for the first three months/when the mother's life is in danger
>I believe women are an important part of the job market and they can contribute significantly more to their country when they're given equal opportunities.
>I support cultural and social progress.
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>>2872506
Tech isn't static and owned considering once created people will adopt and copy it regardless of its origins due to humans being a social and an adaptive species. I'm glad though that white nationalists are outing themselves as Ayn Randtards considering how feckless and philosemitic they are.

>>2872653
i don't care about the context because I am not the retard you were replying to. you are both retarded.

>>2871999
>If someone thinks they're better than me, but still treats me respectfully
if they do that they're trying to trick you. speaking of….
>then ok, but (rich and powerful) Jews don't do that, they treat us like cattle.
if anyone does that they will be destroyed for being to honest. stable forms of oppression rely on flattery, granular hierarchies, fake respect, pitting the lower rungs of the pecking order against each other, small prospects for promotion etc.

>>2872754
>>2872772
In hurricane alley in the US they actually do make 1 story houses typically with cinderblock frames and strong foundations due to the sinkhole and the hurricane problem

>>2865205
>Ah yes. because a bunch of dutch people traveling 100 kilometers south and into belgium has the same impact as 20 million sub-saharran africans moving into Belgium.
maybe belgium should have thought about that before king leopold chopped off hands and stole rubber form the congolese. all roads lead to rome bitch. the people who mined the quartz in your computer are coming to live with you because they can plainly see where it is more advantageous to be born.



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A general to compile all news, articles, essays and info related to the Greater Middle East-North Africa region.

Creating this general in an effort to centralize all the info that currently gets posted to 5 different threads concerning conflicts and developments in the MENA region. Seeing how slow they generally are and at risk of getting bumped off besides the Palestine thread and that it’s likely people interested in Yemen, Syria, Iran, Sudan and Palestine are likely also interested in news and info from across the region I think it would be useful to post everything in one place.

This will be the inaugural edition to see how it goes. Welcome!
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Fresh Clashes Erupt in Pakistani Kashmir on First Day of Contested Vote

Fresh clashes erupted in the Pakistan-administered portion of Kashmir on Monday, the latest flare-up in weeks of violence that have left dozens dead and cast a shadow over a regional election underway in the Himalayan territory.

Protesters in Kashmir have staged sit-ins, strikes and demonstrations since early June, calling for electoral reform ahead of the regional parliamentary election that began Monday and is scheduled to unfold in three phases until Aug. 10. The J.A.A.C.’s leadership and its supporters want to reallocate parliamentary seats reserved for Kashmiris living elsewhere in Pakistan to those who actually live in Kashmir — a move that Pakistan’s government has rejected, in part by arguing that it would require a constitutional reform.

https://archive.is/PwOvM

Dodging snipers, housing crisis forces Yemenis to live on front line

Living near Taiz’s front line forces families to make difficult choices amid sniper threats and economic hardship.
But Um Yousef felt that she didn’t have a choice. A single mother of four children in her 40s, she couldn’t afford the typical market rate of about $130 for a three-bedroom house in the central Yemeni city. Her husband died years ago while working abroad, so she was the sole breadwinner for the family in a country where poverty has increased sharply since the war began more than a decade ago.
After eight months of moving from one area to another, and even searching on the outskirts of Taiz, she ultimately decided that her only option was a home near the front line. Yes, it was dangerous, but with little money coming in, the home she found for about $13 a month couldn’t be ignored.
In January 2025, the family made the move. Two months later, her 11-year-old son came into the house from playing outside with blood pouring out of his mouth – he’d been shot.

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/7/25/dodging-snipers-housing-crisis-forces-yemenis-to-live-on-front-line

‘Suspicious deal’: US efforts to reunify Libya’s institutions face growing resistance

One month after what may have been the most significant diplomatic mission to Libya since taking up his post in the region, US envoy Massad Boulos continues to raise questions about Washington’s objectives.
Earlier this month, the senior adviser to Donald Trump on Arab and Middle Eastern Affairs met dozens of Libyan officials across the country's rival factions during a diplomatic tour that was widely expected to pave the way for major announcements.
Yet, no clear roadmap has emerged for what the US diplomat repeatedly described as "unification efforts" during his visit, a plan now referred to as the "Boulos initiative".

https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/suspicious-deal-us-efforts-reunify-libyas-institutions-face-growing-resistance

Dubai ruler confronted in London over UAE involvement in Sudan war

A video posted on Sunday shows a Sudanese man shouting at Mohammed bin Rashid Al-Maktoum and his entourage as they walk through the affluent Knightsbridge area.
“Emiratis and UAE, they’re killing Sudanese people,” the man shouts from across the road at the ruler of Dubai and the group he is with. “UAE is killing people in my country. Stop killing my people.”
One man, who appears to be Emirati and part of Maktoum’s entourage, then appears to racially abuse the Sudanese man, shouting: “Fuck you, fuck you and fuck your people… Motherfucker, Black bitch.”
“You said Black?” the Sudanese man asks him. “Shut the fuck up,” replies the Emirati, who then crosses the road to confront the Sudanese man.
“Stop killing Sudanese,” the man says. “Emirati and UAE they’re killing Sudanese people. They are killing people in my country… Mohammed bin Zayed, they are killing people in my country,” he says, referring to the president of the United Arab Emirates.

https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/dubai-ruler-confronted-london-over-uae-involvement-sudan-war

The Taliban Kicked the U.S. Out of Afghanistan. Now They Want It Back.

Five years after driving the United States out of Afghanistan, the Taliban are inviting it to come back — with diplomats and cash, but no military.
“We consider the chapter of war to have come to an end, and from now on, we want relations based on mutual respect and a new chapter of positive engagement,” Afghanistan’s foreign minister, Amir Khan Muttaqi, said in an interview with The New York Times in Kabul.
Mr. Muttaqi said the United States could “reopen its embassy, maintain a diplomatic presence and invest” in Afghanistan’s vast mineral wealth, dams and roads — projects that three U.S. administrations and their allies spent billions trying to develop, and that the Taliban insurgency spent two decades trying to dismantle.
The public overture, the first by such a high-ranking Taliban official in years, is the Afghan government’s latest push in a long effort to extract the country from isolation, with mixed results.

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I recently was made aware of this meme party in India named Cockroach Janta Party trough reddit and I thought it would be time to make a thread since they just had a riot near the parliament.

<The CJP was created in response to remarks made on 15 May 2026 by Surya Kant, the Chief Justice of India, in which he called some activists and unemployed youth "cockroaches" and "parasites of society", sparking immediate national outrage. The name is a wordplay parodying the ruling party in India, the Bharatiya Janata Party. It achieved rapid popularity online, with the movement garnering over 350,000 sign-ups and over 22 million followers on Instagram within a week of formation.


<The CJP describes itself as "a political front of the youth, by the youth, for the youth: Secular, Socialist, Democratic, and Lazy." "We are not here to set up another PM CARES, holiday in Davos on the taxpayer's salary slip, or rebrand corruption as 'strategic spending.' We are here to ask, loudly, repeatedly, in writing, where the money went." Further, its mission is described as: "Build a party for the young people who keep getting called lazy, chronically online, and, most recently, cockroaches. That's it. That's the mission. The rest is satire."


And for the comrades who love calling any third world movement a CIA psyop your work has already been cut out for you, it's Soros and Pakistan
>In reaction to the rise of the CJP, several conspiracy theories have emerged attacking the movement. Without naming the CJP, union minister Kiren Rijiju stated on X, "I pity those who seek their followers in social media from Pakistan & George Soros gang". Union minister Sukanta Majumdar alleged that 49% of CJP followers are from Pakistan and only 9% are from India.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cockroach_Janta_Party
https://apnews.com/article/india-cockroach-janta-party-sonam-wangchuk-hunger-strike-cbeb4773e89d67250f0bcad1670fcd38

Anyway there's a huge discontent among the Indian youth and with their 'Chalo Sansad' march turning into a little bit of riot with police repression, intePost too long. Click here to view the full text.
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We, the students, looked fear in the eye
<We will continue to struggle for an equal, socially just, publicly funded and democratic education system; for quality education as a right, not a privilege purchased by those who can afford it

When I think of how this movement began, I return to May 3, when NEET-UG was held, and May 12, when it was cancelled after the paper leak could no longer be denied. For students, this was not merely an examination gone wrong. It was years of preparation, family savings, borrowed money and postponed lives. Young people died by suicide. Families were shattered. Yet the government was neither apologetic nor accountable.

Our demand for the education minister’s resignation arose from this refusal of responsibility. Not once did the government try to sit with students or understand what repeated leaks, cancellations and uncertainty do to young minds. Its efforts were directed instead at exhausting, frightening and maligning those who asked questions. The insensitivity was visible in the words of those in power. Nirmala Sitharaman suggested that some students had used the delay to improve their performance. What does one say to families who lost their children? That a paper leak was an opportunity? Then Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan described those demanding accountability as the “B-team of dehshatgard” (terrorists). Students whose futures had been gambled away were recast as enemies. The government would not answer the questions, so it tried to make the questioners suspect.

But the issue travelled beyond NEET almost immediately. Students came with stories of UPTET, constable recruitment examinations, REET, RPSC, BPSC, UGC NET sociology, and many others. These were stories around papers leaked, examinations cancelled, results delayed, recruitment processes left hanging. Together, they exposed the same contempt for young people’s time, labour and aspirations. Soon the movement became larger than one examination. It spoke to a generation told to keep studying, keep waiting and blame itself for every institutional failure.

Everything about the Jantar Mantar protest is political — as it should be
During the movement, we kept reiterating that everything is political, because so many sorrows we are taught to bear privately are produced by public policy. A leaked paper is political. A government school shut or merged in thePost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>2877007
>>2872210
you know, before assuming he's Indian, you must ask for proof of nationality.

Modi is the 21st century’s Hitler and any and all opposition to him is a good thing

>>2878612
He's been PM longer then the entire existence of the third Reich

Smash the working class. Only the State shall prevail.



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