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Issue No. 365 (2025/4)
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COVER:
Occupation 2.0: Gaza after UN Security Council Resolution 2803
The
UN embraces colonialism: Unpacking the Security Council’s mandate for
the US colonial administration of Gaza
By Craig Mokhiber
Through its Resolution 2803 of 17 November, the United Nations Security
Council has effectively handed Gaza over to US control, in the process
flouting international law, failing the Palestinians and neglecting
accountability for genocide.
Hardwiring
normalisation: Infrastructures, extraction and Gaza’s future
By Rafeef Ziadah
In the US-driven scheme for normalising relations between Israel
and Arab states, Gaza’s future is envisioned not in terms of sovereignty
but as serving a regional infrastructure network that locks in Israeli
participation.
The
final reckoning: Israel’s last-ditch battle to win the media war
By Ramzy Baroud
In the information warzone, Israel’s campaign for control of the
narrative aims to snuff out pro-Palestinian voices.
After
the genocide, the genocide
By Saree Makdisi
US-based academic Saree Makdisi reflects on the all-too-human
agony of Gaza.
ECOLOGY
Deserting
the Delta
By Obiora Ikoku
After decades of plunder, oil giants are scrambling to divest from
the Niger Delta without cleaning up or paying reparations to impacted
communities.
HEALTH
& SAFETY
An
unpalatable corporate logic
By Ana Vračar
The ultra-processed food industry is blocking efforts to address
the health impacts of its products.
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ECONOMICS
How
unsustainable global supply chains exacerbate food insecurity
By Benjamin Selwyn
Brazil offers examples both of how integration into globalised
food supply networks can undermine food security – and of how to overcome
this.
A
summit for the 99%
By Ed Pomfret
Taking place just as leaders of the world’s major economies convened
in November, an alternative People’s Summit denounced a system rigged
to favour profit over public good.
WORLD
AFFAIRS
A
permanent war machine
By Michelle Ellner
The lethal US boat strikes in the Caribbean are not isolated actions,
writes Michelle Ellner; they are the extension of a militarised
imperial model that treats entire regions as expendable.
HUMAN
RIGHTS
Operation
Condor: The secret system that terrorised exiled South American dissidents
50 years ago
By Francesca Lessa
Opponents of South American dictatorships in the 1970s found themselves
in the crosshairs of a transnational terror network set up by these
repressive regimes. Five decades on, the quest for justice for its
victims continues.
WOMEN
The
rise of Red Brigade
By Roli Mahajan
A movement founded by a survivor of an attempted rape is helping
young Indian women reclaim security and dignity.
BOOK
REVIEW
Andrée
Blouin was Africa’s forgotten power broker
By Ernest Harsch
The memoirs of the Central African revolutionary Andrée Blouin
tell the story of a woman who witnessed firsthand the ecstatic highs
and tragic lows of Africa’s struggle for independence.
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World Resurgence Page
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