Marked by the blooming of the Gaza Solidarity Encampments, a year has passed since the revolutionary uprisings on US campuses, most notably at Columbia University.

The indirect nuclear negotiations between Iran and the United States have long been a diplomatic tightrope walk, fraught with tension, mistrust, and historical baggage.

American progressives who stand in solidarity with Gaza must reject Sanders and see him for what he is—the favorite sock puppet of the Empire to dull a revolutionary movement.

With the Donald Trump administration considering stricter travel bans, calls are growing for FIFA to consider relocating the 2026 World Cup from the US.

While falsely accusing the Ansarullah resistance movement in Yemen of violence, the US military has been carrying out air raids in the country that have obliterated weddings, funerals, safe zones, etc.

We must be careful not to unintentionally contribute to a strategic trap: making the ethnic cleansing of Gaza appear as an act of global humanitarianism.

The Islamic world, once a beacon of unity and resistance against colonialism, now stands fractured and weakened due to sectarianism, failed leadership and misplaced priorities.

The targeting of pro-Palestinian students at American universities highlights the US’ selective application of free speech.

Sudan deserves the same urgency and outcry that we give to other war-ravaged places – to make it clear to world governments and capitalist corporations that their complicity in the ongoing genocide will not be masked by glitz, glamour, or diplomatic niceties.

On this Intl. Quds Day, we stand in unwavering solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza as they endure the worst genocida war by the Western-backed Zionist regime.