Anti-Zionism as Praxis nasser abourahme

Carleton Gajdusek won the Nobel Prize for his work on a disease in Papua New Guinea. But his biggest experiment was on the children he took back to the U.S.

Deal between Canada's Allied Gold and China's Zijin includes gold site on Sudan-Ethiopia border

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In recent months there’s been a lot of talk about the ‘dark’ fleet, or the ‘shadow’ or the ‘ghost’ fleet.

by Archaeologists Against Apartheid Cover Image: Gold plaque (pendant) representing the Canaanite goddess ‘Astarte’ (repoussé), and other gold and jewellery from Palestine ( 16th c. BCE…

There is an undeniable symmetry between surges in drug use in the US and the country’s covert operations overseas. The...

Why is Marco Rubio so hell-bent on making Iran-Contra again?

Residents fear the Rwanda-backed rebels, but also the armed groups tasked with defending the city.

Global power asymmetries are reshaping, and potentially undermining, Kenya's technological future, Ben Mkalama and Marine Ragnet write.

The new home secretary, Shabana Mahmood, said in May (in an interview with Michael Gove for the Spectator) that she has...

This article engages with current debates on value extraction from migrants and claims that it is necessary to complicate analyses that insist exclusively eithe...

What keeps the Ruto administration running from crisis to crisis remains a complete unwillingness to listen to people and an unswerving commitment to responding to any form of dissent with violence.

Community and refugee groups are doing a remarkable job, but they need help.

Exclusive: Investigation finds one of Britain’s oldest and most prestigious universities benefited from transatlantic slavery and was haven for white supremacist theories

The new aid scheme is part of a plan to strip Palestinians of their homes and dignity, and leave them to an uncertain fate, writes Nour ElAssy.

Namibia this week will hold its first national commemoration for victims of mass killings by German occupiers in what is widely recognised as the first genocide of the 20th century, the government sai...

Eugene Chen reflects on the 2025 Ministerial Meeting on peacebuilding in Berlin and what it means for the future of peace operations.

Europe’s flagship development plan promises investment and partnership—but delivers debt, displacement, and old colonial patterns dressed up in green.

Africa Eye investigates deaths at Kenya's 25 June finance bill protest.

The Trump administration is learning dangerous lessons from El Salvador’s president, but there’s also much that the US left can learn from Salvadoran antifascists.

Solidarity with Sudan! Support the Emergency Response Rooms doing life saving work in Sudan by donating to the Sudan Solidarity Fund. Workshops4Sudan is a new fundraising initiative of the Sudan Solid...

A revised registration process for international NGOs aiding Palestinians creates a chilling effect against criticism and accountability.

Windswept and remote, set in the cattle-rustling lands of Kenya’s northwest, Kakuma was never meant to be permanently settled. It became one of Africa’s most famous refugee camps by accident as peopl...

UN Peacekeeping and Impartiality: A Fading Relationship - Volume 38 Issue 4

Justice not charity: Yes, the humanitarian system can be improved. But that’s irrelevant.

The most well-known armed group taking on Myanmar’s ruling junta faces renewed accusations of rape, night raids, and murder.

by Sarah Ihmoud (College of the Holy Cross)

Large-scale infrastructure projects across Africa are attracting billions of dollars in investment. They’re also replicating colonial models.

Steep fees are driving thousands into even deeper financial hardship.

This article was named the winner of the 2023 Enloe Award. The committee commented: This highly original piece advances underexplored sites for decolonial theorization while embedding evocative met...

In a book based on extensive archives, US historian Terrence Peterson describes the ‘pacification’ carried out by the French army in Algeria in an attempt to erase the Indochinese disaster of Diên (…)