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Sergio Massa Pulls Ahead in First-Round Presidential Election in Argentina, Will Face Javier Milei in Runoff

October 27, 2023
News

Argentina will head to runoff presidential elections after the Unión Por la Patria (Union for the Homeland) candidate, Sergio Massa, the current Minister of Economy, secured an unanticipated 37 percent of the votes on

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Israel Kills Over 400 Palestinians in a Single Day of Airstrikes

October 27, 2023
News

In what has been described as the most intensive bombing of the besieged Palestinian territory since October 7, at least 400 more people were killed in Israel’s indiscriminate strikes in Gaza on October 22.

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Elections in Argentina: A Working Class Perspective

October 27, 2023
Argentina

A few days before the October 22 elections in Argentina, almost 90 percent of the polls indicated that the winner would be Javier Milei, the “insane” candidate of the right—as described by Estela de Carlotto, president

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How the International Monetary Fund Continues to Shrink the Poorer Nations

October 26, 2023
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

From 9 to 15 October, the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank held their annual joint meeting in Marrakech (Morocco). The last time that these two Bretton Woods institutions met on African soil

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US Bases in Iraq and Syria Have No Effective Air Defenses

October 26, 2023
Defence

For years I have been complaining that our vulnerable bases in Iraq and Syria lacked adequate air defenses.  Bottom line: they still do. It is reported that the Biden administration asked for

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Why Capitalism Cannot Finally Repress Socialism

October 26, 2023
Business

Socialism is capitalism’s critical shadow. When lights shift, a shadow may seem to disappear, but sooner or later, with further shifts of light, it comes back. Capitalism’s ideologues have long fantasized that

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The Everyday Violence of Life in Occupied Palestine

October 26, 2023
Columns

Driving along the Jordan River Valley in the Occupied Palestine Territory (OPT) of the West Bank is a stunning experience. The road is officially called Highway 90. The arable and irrigated land

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The Spies of Hamas

October 23, 2023
Defence

The was a time many years ago that I’d drive past a soccer stadium in South Vietnam looking for a chalk scratch on the wall.  Horizontal meant that my net of spies

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The Cauldrons We Make

October 23, 2023
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

“Do not use our death and our pain to bring the death and pain of other people and other families…” Israeli peace activist Noy Katsman (eulogy for his brother Hayim Katsman murdered

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Joint Statement between China and Sri Lanka

October 21, 2023
Diplomacy

Beijing, October 20, 2023 1. At the invitation of H.E. Xi Jinping, President of the People’s Republic of China, H.E. Ranil Wickremesinghe, President of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka, attended the

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Houthi Attack Was Aimed at the US Destroyer near Yemen, Not Israel

October 21, 2023
Columns

It is unlikely  that the launch of three cruise missiles and eight drones by the Houthis in Yemen was aimed at Israel.  The attack was aimed at the US destroyer, USS Carney.

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UN Security Council Rejects Resolution Demanding Immediate Ceasefire in Gaza

October 20, 2023
Human Rights

On October 16, the UN Security Council (UNSC) failed to adopt a resolution demanding an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in the Israeli war in Gaza. The U.S. and its allies in the UNSC

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The Palestinian People Are Already Free

October 20, 2023
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

This week, from 14–18 October, the Dilemmas of Humanity conference brought together political leaders, activists, and organic intellectuals from around the world to discuss the central problems facing humanity today and strengthen proposals to

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Israel Conflict Challenges U.S. Intelligence

October 20, 2023
Defence

Veteran former CIA analysts well remember the hours and days they spent urgently scrambling to determine exactly who carried out the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks.  Like their CIA brothers and sisters assessing

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The British Roots of the Conflict in Palestine

October 19, 2023
History/Human Rights

by Saurav Sarkar Israeli flags are flying over all government buildings in the United Kingdom currently, but this isn’t the first time the former imperial hegemon has put its weight behind Zionism. In 1917,

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