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The Ankara NATO summit will not only discuss defence and deterrence; it will reveal how deeply the future of capitalism, technology and organised violence has become intertwined. It will be yet another chapter in the political economy of permanent mobilization for warfare.
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Read President Miguel Díaz-Canel speeches about Cuba’s economic and social reforms, to better know and understand the measures being adopted.
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The United States and Israel possessed vastly superior military capabilities, yet they could not secure the political outcome they desired. The deepest political meaning of the MoU is: military power can destroy, but it cannot always rule.
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A new report estimates that total US military spending in 2025 was between $1.5 trillion and $1.8 trillion - and could be as high as $2.3 trillion when interest payments are included.
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12,000 people demonstrated in Brussels for Welfare not Warfare, against militarization and for social progress – at a moment when European governments have committed €800 billion to rearmament.
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The strike on the schoolhouse in Minab killed 156 people, notably 120 schoolchildren. It stands as a warning of a future in which technological power advances faster than public accountability.
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Stop ReArm Europe - Campaigners from across Europe are gathering in Brussels on June 14 to oppose Europe’s accelerating militarisation and cuts to public services.
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The disastrous decision to expand NATO eastwards, and to try to include Ukraine in it, always created the strategic risk of a general war in Europe. NATO's current actions are turning that strategic threat into a short-term one.
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What is on display in Beijing this week is not a thaw, and the executives traveling with Trump are not a sign of moderation. The economic and military aggression against China are two halves of the same project of containment. This is hyperimperialism …
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The US does not need west Asia’s oil for itself, its strategy is to be able to deny it to others, particularly China. Because this is key for the US, it will not give up its attack on Iran, only the forms will change.
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From Okinawa’s farmers to the Philippines’ ‘Magnificent 12’, Asia’s peoples have confronted US militarism before – a tradition more urgent now as the New Cold War arrives on their shores.
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The election has not produced a democratic breakthrough, nor does it signal a turn toward genuine pluralism or sustainable development.
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