40 people die in a Ciudad Juárez detention centre fire, after guards refused to open the doors
40 people died after a fire broke out in a detention centre in Mexico. Prison guards refused to unlock the ...
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Police murder of an Atlanta forest defender sparks even stronger resistance
This article was updated on Wednesday 26 January to add information on the Atlanta protest. Last week, police in Atlanta ...
EU countries call for ‘forever chemicals’ ban as US detects wildly high levels in fish
Eating one freshwater fish caught in a river or lake in the US is the equivalent of drinking a month's ...
The moral panic around drag makes even less sense in the UK’s pantomime season
The moral panic around drag queens currently sweeping America has arrived in Britain. Conservative and homo/transphobic reactionaries are working themselves ...
Japan set to rewrite defence policy in line with US interests
Japan is expected to announce its biggest defence overhaul in decades by Friday 16 December. The country will hike spending, ...
Gen Z for the win: young Americans voted in a new wave of progressive candidates in the US midterms
The Democrats outperformed expectations during the United States (US) midterms, which took place on Wednesday 9 November. Control of both ...
Right-wing conspiracy foghorn Alex Jones has to pay out $965m over his Sandy Hook rantings
InfoWars host and conspiracist windbag Alex Jones may have finally got his comeuppance. A US court has ruled that Jones ...
Nuclear war or a new front line: what the Ukraine annexations could mean
Russian president Vladimir Putin is set to annex large areas of Ukraine. But, US president Joe Biden says the US ...
People striking in Alabama’s prisons have issued demands to mitigate the ‘humanitarian crisis’ inside
The aborted execution of Alan Miller in Alabama last week is the latest in a series of botched executions in ...
As Afghans dig through earthquake rubble, their wealth remains in the hands of US banks
Afghans in the east of the country have spent several days digging through rubble, often by hand, following an earthquake. ...
Oil, grain and famine: how Somalia’s destiny is tied to the Ukraine war
The US Senate approved £40bn in aid to Ukraine on Thursday 19th May. The Financial Times say this will be ...
Japan is becoming more militarist – and the US is driving it
Plans to double Japan's defence budget to around £86bn may mark the final winding down of the country's anti-militarist posture. ...
Coronavirus subvariants cause concern as government pretends the pandemic is over
The coronavirus (Covid-19) BA.1 and BA.2 'Omicron' lineages have been dominant in the UK for some months. There's also a ...
High Court hands Priti Patel final decision on US extradition of Julian Assange
Wikileaks editor Julian Assange has lost his appeal against extradition to the US. Judge Holdroyde ruled that the US appeal ...
The new anti-China ‘defence’ pact shows no lessons were learned from Afghanistan
Australia, the UK, and the US have signed a new military pact they say will protect their countries. The allies ...
Black estate agent handcuffed by armed police while showing clients a house
On 1 August, a Black estate agent was showing a house to a Black man and his teenage son when ...
Blinken says US-UK free trade deal will take ‘some time’ to agree
The US Secretary of State said President Joe Biden was determined to ensure the gains of the Good Friday Agreement ...
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