Daily revolutionary dispatches from the frontlines of global class war, settler empire, and technofascist recalibration.
Africa
Meningitis in Northern Nigeria
As Nigeria faces a deadly meningitis outbreak claiming over 150 lives, mostly children, U.S. and EU austerity-driven aid cuts continue to sabotage African public health sovereignty. This is not a humanitarian crisis—it’s an engineered vulnerability imposed by global capitalist triage. [AP]
Kabila’s Return: Congo’s Ruling Class Reorganizes
Joseph Kabila’s announcement of a return to Congolese politics signals fresh maneuvering among comprador factions amidst imperialist resource extraction chaos. The Congolese masses remain unrepresented while multinationals tighten their grip. [Reuters]
Sudan Peace Conference—Or Imperial Optics?
The UK, Germany, and France are co-hosting a Sudan “peace” conference while continuing to profit from arms sales and regime partnerships fueling the civil war. Diplomatic theater masks neocolonial stabilizing strategy. [Guardian]
Asia
U.S. Tariffs and China’s Slowdown Hit Asia’s Proletariat
The Asian Development Bank warns of declining growth—translation: intensified crisis for working people. As U.S. imperial protectionism rises, Asia’s export-based economies bear the cost of inter-imperialist competition. [Reuters]
Vietnam Courts Boeing—New Era of Dependency?
Vietnam’s Deputy PM meets U.S. officials and Boeing, signaling another step toward deeper economic dependency under the guise of “partnership.” Empire calls it investment; we call it neocolonial alignment. [Reuters]
Japan Won’t Weaponize U.S. Debt—For Now
Despite escalating trade war, Japan refuses to sell off U.S. Treasuries. This reflects the structural asymmetry of U.S. financial imperialism—where the dollar remains the global chokehold of last resort. [Reuters]
Middle East
Zionist Genocide Escalates in Gaza
Another Israeli airstrike on a Gaza displacement camp kills six civilians, including three children. This is not collateral damage—it’s strategic genocide under the “Greater Israel” doctrine. [Telesur]
Netanyahu in D.C.—A Settler-State Love Affair
Netanyahu’s White House visit is more than diplomacy—it’s a celebration of shared settler colonial logic between Israel and the U.S. Gaza and Iran are merely staging grounds for a broader recalibration. [Al Jazeera]
Europe
EU Retaliates Against U.S. Tariffs—Inter-Imperialist Wobble
The EU’s move to impose 25% tariffs on U.S. goods signals a brewing inter-imperialist fracture. These disputes are not about justice—they’re about control over collapsing markets and global chokepoints. [Reuters]
Meta Faces Ethiopian Blood on Its Servers
Facebook is being sued for $2.2 billion over inciting violence in Ethiopia. Algorithmic colonialism doesn’t just harvest data—it amplifies instability in the Global South for profit. [Guardian]
Latin America & Caribbean
Maduro Condemns U.S. Economic Warfare
Venezuela’s president calls out sanctions as economic sabotage. The imperialist core weaponizes finance to discipline the Global South—but the tide of multipolar resistance is rising. [Telesur]
Dominican Tragedy Exposes Infrastructure Neglect
The collapse of a nightclub killing 79, including artist Rubby Pérez, exposes the deadly costs of austerity and underdevelopment in the periphery of the empire. [Telesur]
North America
Stellantis Furloughs 900 Workers Amid Protectionist Backfire
The Trump regime’s nationalist tariff gambit has backfired, compelling Stellantis—the conglomerate behind Jeep and Chrysler—to furlough 900 U.S. workers. This move exposes the inherent contradictions of capitalist protectionism, where the working class bears the brunt of ruling-class economic nationalism. [Financial Times]
FDA Halts Bird Flu Testing Amidst Austerity Cuts
In a stark display of neoliberal austerity, the FDA has suspended critical bird flu testing programs due to mass staff layoffs. This reckless endangerment of public health underscores the capitalist state’s prioritization of profit over people’s well-being. [Reuters]
Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ Tariffs: A Declaration of Economic Warfare
The so-called ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs, imposing a universal 10% levy on imports with higher rates for select nations, represent an escalation of economic warfare that will exacerbate global inequalities and inflame class tensions. This maneuver lays bare the imperialist drive to dominate global markets at any cost. [Financial Times]
Jaguar Land Rover Halts U.S. Exports in Response to Tariffs
Jaguar Land Rover’s suspension of exports to the U.S. is a direct rebuttal to the Trump administration’s tariff onslaught. This corporate maneuver highlights the volatility of capitalist markets and the precariousness of workers’ livelihoods under imperialist trade wars. [Financial Times]
U.S. Domestic News
State-Sanctioned Violence in Virginia
Another shooting has claimed lives in Spotsylvania, Virginia—three dead, three wounded. This is not random “gun violence”—this is settler-capitalist collapse manifesting in blood. In a country built on massacres and maintained through alienation, violence is not a malfunction. It is the operating system. [AP]
Florida: Deportation as Domestic Counterinsurgency
Felipe Zapata Velázquez—a Colombian student at the University of Florida—is deported after a minor traffic stop. This is not about the law. This is about terror. Anti-immigrant raids, deportations, and ICE-police collaboration are the internal police wing of U.S. imperialist war, disciplining the colonized and reminding us who “belongs.” [The Guardian]
Criminalizing Dissent: Protest Bills Target Palestine & Earth Defenders
The Trump regime’s proposed anti-protest legislation is a settler-state response to cracks in its ideological armor. Palestine solidarity, Indigenous land defense, and climate resistance are converging—and the empire is panicking. These laws aim to silence the people who see through the fog. And they fear those who fight back. [The Guardian]
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