Third Worldist News Today

Traversing a century of revolution, counter-revolution, and regime change in Iran, Arya Zahedi traces out the social, political, and ideological tensions that continuously push the country toward the brink of insurrection. Originally published in Ill Will Editions. www.illwill.com/iran

The brutal attacks by Hamas on Israeli civilians were shocking.  Also shocking was the cheering of many Americans and Europeans--not just Arab immigrants but also college professors, teenagers, and the non-Jewish progressive left--to those attacks. Gabriel Brahm, with the help of René Girard, helps us understand why radicals love violence.

More bad news for Malley emerged recently when a large cache of Iranian government correspondence and emails was revealed by Semafor and Iran International. In email exchanges between Iranian Foreign Ministry officials working under the supposedly

Post-Colonialisms Today provides an antidote to Western-centric analysis of Africa in a special issue of Africa Development.

Christopher Rufo, the right’s leading culture warrior, has invented a leftist takeover of America to justify his very real power grabs.

It may seem odd that a single mid-level US government bureaucrat has collected a large club of passionate critics in Washington and the capitals of its most important Middle East allies. Yet, this is exactly what Robert Malley, the former US Special

Since the occupation of January 1994, many have projected their hopes onto this 'exotic' struggle against 'neo-liberalism'. We examine the nature of the Zapatista uprising by moving beyond the bluster of the EZLN communiqués, on which so many base their analysis.

Mijail Mitrovic revives a crucial theoretical current from Latin America.

Embracing a radical critique of Israeli apartheid is a precondition for bringing it to a just end.

‘Encounters’ by the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art Sri Lanka (MMCA Sri Lanka) takes one on a journey of multiple encounters. Display 1 of this exhibition follows the historical trail of Sri Lanka’s emergence in the international arena through diplomatic and geopolitical relationships. The artworks and artefacts on display, from as early as the...