Perspectives

Progressive users are fleeing Elon Musk's X, now considered a fertile breeding ground for far-right voices and post-truth politics, says Tommaso Segantini.

The Australian government is being two-faced over calls for a ceasefire, argues Amal Naser. To date, Australia continues to fuel Israel's genocide in Gaza.

On Remembrance Day, grief seems to be only reserved for Western lives. Meanwhile, the West's war machine continues its imperial drive, argues Afroze Zaidi.

For the Azerbaijani state, hosting COP29 represents a chance to obscure its poor climate record and relentless attacks on civil society, says Arzu Geybulla.

Books Against Genocide explain how Western publishers play a key role in funding the Zionist project. As workers they are organising to force companies to stop.

The natural liberal reflex to Trump's election win has been blaming everyone but themselves, including the usual suspect: the Palestinians, says Alex Foley.

Palestinians mobilising internationally for their liberation constantly have their voices & demands policed by others, writes Mjriam Abu Samra.

Both Trump and Netanyahu rely on a violent cult of tradition to advance their nationalist agendas and push a global system of apartheid, argues Yoav Litvin.

Understanding the structural nature of Islamophobia helps us to better organise against the oppression of Muslims, writes Imaan Khan.

Israel’s ban of UNRWA aims to erase Palestinian identity. Palestinian refugees deserve a system that supports their rights and return, says Lex Takkenberg.