Sadly, the world has ignored the history of criminal abuse that followed the signing of the Treaty of Lausanne.

Like other conflicts in the Middle East, Iran’s troubled relations with the US and Israel — and with Iranian Kurds — have their roots in imperialism, writes.

Nasrin Parvaz discusses the fallout of the recent US-Israeli war on Iran and the Islamic regime’s response.

The new authorities are rooting themselves in international alliances while resorting to sectarianism similarly to the old ...

Some rightly denounce NATO’s military build-up, but refuse to do the same with Russia’s military build-up and invasion of ...

Where do Russia’s environmental, human-rights, and Indigenous movements overlap? Kirill Medvedev discusses new forms of ...

Dante Espinoza takes a look at the available data on Venezuela’s economy and communes to see how well claims the Maduro ...

In their desire to push back imperialism, some leftists ignore everything else, including the right of 90 million Iranians to ...

Jason Devine provides an overview of the intellectual roots of Marx’s approach and explains the dialectical logic of his ...

Countries recognizing a hypothetical “State of Palestine” is symbolically positive. But under present conditions, it can't be ...

Supporting Ukraine does not mean supporting NATO. It means being on the side of the oppressed people against the oppressor.