The license granted to the oil giant offers next-to-no relief from Washington's wide-reaching and deadly sanctions program.

• Headlines for November 29, 2022
• Abdullah Al-Arian on First Middle East World Cup & Western Media's "Orientalist Outlook"
• "Sportswashing & Greenwashing": Ex-Soccer Player Jules Boykoff on Qatar Hosting World Cup
• NYC DA Asks Judge to Drop Murder Charges Against Domestic Abuse Survivor Tracy McCarter

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VA columnist Jessica Dos Santos reflects on a banking system that is very much tilted in favor of larger companies.

• Headlines for November 28, 2022
• From Xinjiang to Shanghai, Protests Grow in China over COVID Restrictions After Fatal Apartment Fire
• Will Missouri Stay Execution of Kevin Johnson, Case Tainted by Racism, or Let Daughter Witness Death?
• "A Forgotten Conflict": Sahrawi Activists Slam Moroccan Greenwashing Amid Western Sahara Occupation

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Following the renewed talks in Mexico, Washington issued an expanded sanctions waiver for Chevron to partly resume its Venezuela operations.

• Black Friday Special: Howard Zinn & Voices of a People's History of the United States
• "You Can't Be Neutral on a Moving Train": Remembering the People's Historian Howard Zinn at 100

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• Lakota Historian Nick Estes on Thanksgiving, Settler Colonialism & Continuing Indigenous Resistance
• Dr. Gabor Maté on "The Myth of Normal," Healing in a Toxic Culture & How Capitalism Fuels Addiction

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Venezuelanalysis writer Andreína Chávez writes about the Bolivarian Revolution's cultural policies, their impact, and present-day versions.

Campesinos called for “emergency measures” to ensure that they are not forced to sell crops at a loss.

• Headlines for November 23, 2022
• Defiance in Iran: Despite Crackdown, Anti-Government Protests May Grow into "Nationwide Revolution"
• Noam Chomsky on Legacy of Radical Historian Staughton Lynd, Who Protested Korea, Vietnam & Iraq Wars
• Filipino Climate Activist Yeb Saño on COP27, Climate Reparations & Philippines' New President Marcos

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Jeg tenker vel at de har levd et priviligert og skjermet liv.

Calling the meeting “very important and fruitful”, Rodríguez asked Türk to consider the consequences of unilateral measures on the enjoyment of human rights in more than 30 countries.

• Headlines for November 22, 2022
• Family of British-Egyptian Political Prisoner Alaa Abd El-Fattah on Their Struggle for His Freedom

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Hva mener du om folk som sier at det "ikke finnes fattigdom i Norge, bare folk som er mindre styrtrike enn andre"

Tro det eller ei, det finnes noen som snakker slik!

• Headlines for November 21, 2022
• U.N. Climate Summit Agrees to Historic Loss and Damage Fund But Rejects Calls to Phase Out Fossil Fuels
• "An Act of Hate": 5 Dead in Shooting at Colorado LGBTQ Club on Eve of Transgender Day of Remembrance
• World Cup in Qatar Is "Deadliest Major Sporting Event" in History, Built on a Decade of Forced Labor

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A Venezuelan cooperative network that recently received the “Alternative Nobel Prize” tells its story.

Commune spokespeople urged the Maduro government to boost grassroots efforts against "the metabolism of capital."