During a visit to Iran, US activist Abbas Muntaqim retraces the steps of the 1979 revolution and the US embassy takeover. Through powerful conversations, he unearths the complex history shaping US-Iran relations, exploring the legacy of colonialism, Imam Khomeini's influence, and Iran's enduring quest for independence.

Throughout history, there have been men and women who have devoted their lives to paving the way for their communities' liberation from the clutches of colonialism and imperialism.

Tens of thousands of Australians protested over the treatment of Indigenous people on Australia Day, the anniversary of British colonization of the country.

Haiti, with a population of about 11.5 million was the victim of colonialism, whose dark legacy can still be felt across the country.

This episode relates the history of Vietnam when the nation was under the yoke of the French colonialism and later when it was invaded by the Americans under the pretext of fighting communism.

Portugal's government rejects paying compensation for its colonial-era slavery legacy.

All too often, the question of Palestine is framed as an eternal conflict arising from ancient ethnic or religious hatreds.

All too often, the question of Palestine is framed as an eternal conflict arising from ancient ethnic or religious hatreds.

The political symbolism of Palestine serves to point toward the resurgence of the Muslim Ummah and such resurgence is not achievable through a political grammar other than that of Islam

This episode looks at how Niger, along with other African countries, has gravitated more towards countries like Russia and China rather than Western countries.