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The DPRK has officially amended its constitution, clearly defining the Republic of Korea (ROK) as a “hostile state” for the first time in history. Inter-Korean relations continue to drop to one of the lowest points in decades.
The change comes after years of worsening relations between the two Koreas. The ROK under President Yoon Suk Yeol has adopted a significantly more hawkish approach, with its latest provocation being the alleged sending of drones into DPRK airspace.
Earlier this year, DPRK leader Kim Jong Un called for the constitutional changes that were just formalized. This shift marks a historic departure in the DPRK’s policy, as it no longer seeks reconciliation or peaceful reunification with the ROK.
The ROK condemned the move, calling it “an anti-unification, anti-national act,” framing it as a one-sided escalation. While the ROK maintains it will continue pushing for peaceful reunification, the DPRK’s shift is a direct reaction to the series of provocations from the ROK.
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🟡 BREAKING: Hamas has just confirmed the death of Yahya Sinwar. The leader of Palestine’s largest resistance faction was killed by Israeli forces while fighting on the front lines in Rafah, Gaza. The Israeli military released drone footage showing Sinwar fighting until his last breath, throwing a stick at the drone despite being severely injured. The Israelis had accidentally stumbled upon Sinwar and his comrades, despite claims that his assassination was the result of meticulous US and Israeli intelligence efforts. Sinwar had eluded the occupying forces for more than a year and died according to his wishes, on the battlefield alongside his comrades.
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Electronic Intifada journalist, Asa Winstanley, had his home raided by British “counter-terrorism” police who seized his devices. Winstanley has not been able to communicate on social media since the raid took place yesterday at around 6 AM local time.
They confirmed that Winstanley was handed a letter stating that police were “investigating possible offenses” under sections 1 and 2 of the Terrorism Act (2006), related to “encouragement of terrorism.”
The UK is following the footsteps of countries like Germany where almost any expression of pro-Palestine sentiment is criminalized. In August, prominent activist Sarah Wilkinson faced a similar fate, with her home being raided and devices seized.
Electronic Intifada stated: The police raid on Winstanley’s home and the seizure of his devices appears to be the latest use by British authorities of repressive “counter terrorism” legislation to crack down on journalists and activists involved in reporting on or protesting Israel’s crimes.
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🟡 BREAKING: Three individuals in military gear infiltrated Israeli-occupied Palestine from the Jordanian border near the Dead Sea and opened fire on Israeli soldiers, wounding two. Two of the attackers were shot dead, while the third was wounded and is on the run.
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The German Ambassador was kicked out of a conference in Cape Town today in solidarity with “the people of Palestine, Lebanon and Iran, and yes Iran, because they’re people.”
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Three people were killed in Ghana and 39 injured when Chinese contractors blew up rocks without informing the community. Locals were furious, with one of them hitting a Chinese contractor over the head with a large piece of wood.
The blasting was reportedly scheduled to occur at 5 pm but occurred at 3 pm. Had the community been informed, people would have sought shelter and safety during the blast. Instead, flying stones left several killed and dozens injured. Afterward, locals escorted the Chinese nationals to the community chief, likely to discuss punishment.
Ghana has recently become China’s largest trading partner in Africa. In 2019, China lent $2 billion worth of rail, road, and bridge infrastructure in exchange for 5% of the country’s bauxite.
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🟡 NEW: A Bangladeshi court has issued an arrest warrant for former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on charges of “crimes against humanity.” Hasina fled to India over two months ago following a student-led uprising that saw more than 1,000 people killed under her command.
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🟡 BREAKING: Israeli occupation soldiers shot a child during a raid on the Al Arroub refugee camp near Hebron, in the occupied West Bank.
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Students in Ecuador are protesting against the multiple crises of neoliberalism in the country. Ecuador has seen rolling electricity blackouts for months now, along with a general economic crisis that has caused public services to collapse. In addition, they are calling attention to the issue of violent crime for which there has been no solution, despite the rhetoric of the right-wing government.
Despite being a major oil producer, the country is suffering an extreme energy crisis due to climate change, leaving hydro-electric dams empty. Blackouts have been leaving millions without electricity on a near constant basis, often for 10 hours or more at a time. Industry has been told to cut their use of electricity by 50%.
The right-wing President Daniel Noboa claimed that he’d be a steady captain for the economy as the heir to one of the largest agri-business capitalists and banana exporters. Nevertheless, his period in office has been a failure by almost every possible metric.
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Do you remember this photo? Taken exactly one year ago on the night of the Al-Mamadani Hospital bombing in Gaza, that cost the lives of over 500 people. Health officials, surrounded by the devastating aftermath of the attack, addressed the world as horror unfolded around them.
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On this day in 1968, US Olympic athletes John Carlos and Tommie Smith made the Black Power salute at the medal ceremony in Mexico.
The athletes were protesting the ongoing racial injustice in the US. They wore a black glove to represent Black power, socks instead of shoes to represent poverty, and a black scarf around the neck to symbolize the lynching of Black people.
The images were seen worldwide and became symbolic for the Black struggle for emancipation in the US that was heating up in the 60s. In their own country, they were criticized, attacked, and received death threats. They were suspended from the Olympic team and immediately sent home.
Regarding all the difficulties he endured, Carlos said: “I have no regrets. The people who have regrets are the ones who were there in 1968 and did nothing.”
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How is Kamala Harris “fighting misinformation?” By spreading blatant falsehoods herself! Watch our fact check of her interview with Charlamagne tha God, where she consistently labels any criticism of her as misinformation.
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Over 1.4 million DPRK youths volunteered to join or re-enlist in the army within two days, as tensions continue to rise in the Korean Peninsula. The volunteers include youth league officials and students. Meanwhile, the DPRK government has threatened the Republic of Korea (ROK) with annihilation if war breaks out.
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Germany’s Commissioner for Human Rights isn’t able to name a single war crime Israel committed in the past year. Germany’s Human Rights Commissioner, hard at work it seems.
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🟡 BREAKING: Israeli forces are conducting a series of intense air raids on the southern Lebanese city of Nabatieh and its surroundings. The attacks come shortly after the Israeli military has also bombed the Dahiyeh suburb in Beirut for the first time in days.
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🟡 UPDATE: Deputy Gaza Hamas chief Al-Hayya says “To those who cry about Israeli prisoners: these Israeli prisoners will not return to you except with a complete withdrawal from Gaza, an end to the aggression, and liberation of our prisoners. We will continue with Hamas’ approach, in the spirit of Al Aqsa flood.”
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Palestinians tell red. media that Israel’s goal was never about killing individual leaders like Sinwar, but about destroying them as an entire people. Israel’s PM Benjamin Netanyahu said about the assassination: “this is not the end of the war in Gaza.”
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“The dockers state it clearly, we will not stain our hands with the blood of the people.” — In a militant action, dockworkers at the Piraeus port in Athens, Greece, blocked an arms shipment to Israel.
Late last night, workers received word that a ship headed toward Israel was scheduled to dock in Athens in order to receive a container with bullets. The workers swiftly coalesced at the dock and prevented the boat from obtaining the weapons.
The participating unions reiterated that their struggles on the job are connected to imperialism, and called for all workers to stand steadfast in their solidarity with the Palestinian people.
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How does Gaza feel about the news of Yahya Sinwar’s death? red. media was on the ground capturing a sentiment that was united in the conclusion that the killing would mark a political blow, but it would not bring the Palestinian resistance to its knees. Israel claims the Politburo chief is dead, yet his organization Hamas remains silent—neither confirming nor denying his fate.
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🟡 BREAKING: In response to the unconfirmed reports of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar’s death, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu declared, "The IDF will continue to operate in the Gaza Strip for years to come."
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Argentinians have hit the streets once again in defense of public education following neoliberal President Milei’s decision to block new funding for universities. Hyper-inflation under his free-market regime has left universities with massively underfunded budgets.
Milei vetoed a law that would have increased university budgets in line with inter-annual inflation, currently at 209%. Argentina’s universities were once considered some of the best in the Americas. With a devastated budget they are unlikely to keep up.
Protesters say these cuts are a prelude to the full privatization of education in the country.
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Serbians continue protesting the government’s push to open a widely unpopular lithium mine. Yesterday’s protest was about more than just one mine. Farmers and activists spoke about the government’s subservience to foreign investors and neo-colonialism.
The parliament just voted against a ban on mining lithium and boron despite a poll showing that 60% of Serbians are against lithium mining. In the wake of the vote, activists announced that the issue “will be solved on the streets.”
Anglo-Australian mining giant Rio Tinto is working with the Serbian government to expropriate over 20 villages across western Serbia. In 2022, a mass movement forced the government to cancel the mine. The government has now reopened the project, with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić saying he “promised it to the Germans.”
The mine would produce 58,000 tons of lithium annually, accounting for 17% of the lithium needed for European electric vehicle production.
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🟡 NOW: Students tried to barricade themselves in the Free University of Berlin, threatening to destroy the server room if police entered the building. They demanded an immediate end to the deep-seated relationship between the university and the State of Israel, among other things.
However, several university staff remained in the building alongside the Palestine solidarity activists. As the police arrived quickly, ready to crack down, they escaped the building. None of the occupiers remain in the building, and police have already made several arrests.
The attempted occupation follows last summer’s takeover at Humboldt University Berlin, where protesters tried to negotiate their demands with university authorities.
A statement released by the occupiers declares, “The time for begging for justice from the University is over.”
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Italy has transferred the first group of migrants to Albania to be held in processing centers critics have described as “Italian Guantanamo.” The transfer marks the first such mission under a controversial deal between the two countries, aiming to deport asylum seekers out of the EU.
The agreement, agreed upon in November of last year, allows for as many as 36,000 migrants intercepted in Italian waters to be sent to Albania each year for an initial five years. The migrants will be required to undergo processing in the two Italian-run migrant centers set up in the port city of Shëngjin and nearby Gjadër, north of the Albanian capital Tirana.
Italy’s right-wing government, led by Giorgia Meloni, has praised the arrangement as unprecedented. Other EU states and EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen see it as a model for further tightening immigration policies. However, rights groups have condemned it for raising “serious human rights concerns.”
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"Hezbollah has taken the moral high ground while Israel systematically targets civilians" said Fawaz Gerges, International Relations Professor at the London School of Economics, in a recent interview.
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The Colombian state sent over 1,400 soldiers to root out the FARC-EP (EMC) guerrilla from El Plateado. Though the FARC’s Carlos Patiño Front pulled its fighters out, they’re unlikely to abandon the town they’ve governed for the last five years, seen as a major FARC stronghold.
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We asked survivors of Israels brutal siege on Jabalia about what they experienced. Israel’s latest assault began on October 5. Israel has since killed hundreds of civilians, targeting schools and residential buildings.
The attack is seen as another attempt to empty northern Gaza, with Israel intensifying its bombardment, forcing civilians to choose between starvation or displacement. The now over a year-long Israeli war on the Gaza Strip has killed over 42,409 people and injured over 99,153.
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🟡 NOW: The Israeli army booby-trapped and completely blew up the Lebanese border village of Mahbib in southern Lebanon. The Israeli army brings the same systematic destruction of civilian areas with which it wreaked havoc in Gaza to Lebanon.
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Pakistan has seen three consecutive days of student protests following the rape of a female student at the campus of the Punjab College for Women.
In echoes of the recent student mobilizations in neighboring India, protesters are denouncing rape culture on campus and wider society. The university in question has been shut down by students, along with others in Lahore.
Authorities have tried to crack down by sending in police to beat students and arrest dozens, but the protests continue today unabated.
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The Black Panther Party was founded on this day in 1966. Listen to founder Bobby Seale lay out the party’s original 10-point program, a list of demands for Black liberation. The Black Panther Party organized the oppressed by providing public services, using their Second Amendment right to bear arms, and advocating for socialism and national liberation. In doing so, they shocked the US government, which undertook a campaign of repression that included infiltration and sabotage from the FBI.
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