Daily revolutionary dispatches from the frontlines of global class war, settler empire, and technofascist recalibration.
Africa
Nigeria signs minerals pact with South Africa in diversification push
A rare example of South-South industrial coordination, this pact signals a potential shift away from raw resource extraction toward value-added beneficiation within Africa. But beneath the surface lies a scramble to position each economy for leverage within BRICS+, China, and even U.S.-aligned frameworks. This is the African bourgeoisie’s dance with the devil: diversification without sovereignty still feeds the empire’s machine.
UN forum tackles slavery reparations for Africa, people of African descent
For over 500 years, the Atlantic world has lived off the stolen labor, land, and life of African people. And now, in 2025, the United Nations finally hosts a forum where the descendants of the enslaved are demanding what is owed. CARICOM, the African Union, and civil society leaders laid bare the unfinished business of colonial genocide and racial capitalism. Reparations are not a moral debate—they are a historical and material demand. The call for a Global Reparations Fund on the African continent is both practical and symbolic: the wealth of the West was built in Africa and on African backs. It’s time the bill came due. The forum’s significance lies not in empty apologies, but in the coordinated diplomatic strategy forming between Africa, the Caribbean, and the diaspora. As the empire teeters, the colonized are remembering their roots—and uniting to reclaim what was stolen.
South Africa’s new U.S. envoy targets misinformation
The colonial echo is deafening. A diplomat from the Global South appointed to discipline the narrative—on behalf of Washington. South Africa’s ambassador playing fact-checker for empire is not a sign of diplomacy, but of ideological capture. Misinformation? Or counterinsurgency on the discursive terrain?
Asia
Tesla can’t make US$20,000 Optimus robot without China, humanoid experts say
So much for decoupling. The very dream of American AI supremacy still runs on Chinese silicon, labor, and supply chains. The Yankee ruling class wants “independence” without relinquishing the profits of imperial dependency. Tesla’s techno-utopia remains tethered to the Global South’s productive backbone—no matter how loud the trade war drums beat.
Thailand plans to import more US LNG over next 5 years, says minister
Under the banner of energy security, Thailand deepens dependency on U.S. fossil exports—further locking Southeast Asia into the empire’s hydrocarbon trap. LNG deals are sold as “partnerships” but function as geopolitical hedging against China and a way to keep ASEAN aligned with Washington’s energy militarism.
Xi’s visit to Cambodia marks another stride in China’s multipolar diplomacy, rooted in respect, development, and shared history—not coercion. While the U.S. militarizes the Pacific, Beijing strengthens ties through infrastructure and trust. Cambodia’s embrace of BRI, ASEAN, and Lancang-Mekong cooperation deepens its integration into a China-anchored regional future. This isn’t charity—it’s postcolonial realignment in motion.
Europe
Europe rejects US chlorinated chicken in food safety standoff
Even as Europe clings to its Atlanticist alignment, moments like this reveal cracks in the junior partner consensus. Brussels’ rejection of U.S. agricultural goods isn’t a stand for sovereignty—it’s a desperate attempt to salvage legitimacy in the face of public backlash. The contradictions of subimperial loyalty are deepening.
Trump promises a trade deal with Europe
Trump’s carrot-and-stick diplomacy continues. After years of tariff threats, now comes the bait: a bilateral deal on U.S. terms. Europe’s bourgeoisie, caught between economic self-interest and ideological servitude, is being forced to choose: autonomy or vassalage under Trump’s technofascist recalibration.
\”The West as we knew it no longer exists,\” von der Leyen says amid Trump tensions
In a rare moment of clarity, Europe’s top technocrat admits what we’ve long known: the postwar Western consensus is dead. NATO unity is crumbling, the dollar is losing hegemony, and Washington’s rage at multipolar emergence is isolating its allies. The empire is aging—and its children are restless.
Latin America & the Caribbean
Post-election poll confirms González’s victory in Ecuadorian runoff
The people voted. The empire vetoed. González’s victory affirms the mass support behind Ecuador’s Citizens’ Revolution, yet the bourgeoisie and their U.S. handlers continue casting shadows of doubt. This isn’t just electoral fraud—it’s a continuation of lawfare and counterinsurgency to block anti-neoliberal resurgence in the Andes.
US protectionism drives BRICS alliance in agriculture and food security: Brazil leads sustainable agenda
Washington’s trade war isn’t isolating China—it’s accelerating South-South cooperation. Brazil’s leadership in BRICS+ food sovereignty efforts signals a potential rupture with global agro-capital. The monoculture model is breaking. The multipolar food system is sprouting.
Venezuela denounces new oil vessel in disputed Essequibo waters, UK-Guyana military partnership
Another front in the resource wars. Exxon, the UK, and Guyana push deeper into contested waters, and Caracas is right to see the imperial footprint. This is about oil, yes—but also about the militarized recolonization of the region’s sovereign zones. The Monroe Doctrine never died—it just learned to offshore.
Middle East
Iran has doubts about US intentions ahead of nuclear talks
Tehran isn’t wrong to doubt. Every \”dialogue\” with Washington is a velvet-gloved ultimatum. These talks aren’t about peace—they’re about managing containment. The nuclear issue is a smokescreen for a deeper aim: preventing Iran from becoming a fully sovereign pole in the emerging multipolar order.
Iran-Saudi ties warm as Pezeshkian meets Prince Khalid in Riyadh
Regional détente continues—but not because of U.S. diplomacy. This thaw is driven by multipolar realignment, BRICS+ prospects, and China’s mediating influence. The Gulf monarchies see the writing on the wall: empire’s days are numbered, and hedging east is survival.
More than 30 killed, 80 injured in US air strikes on Yemen: report
Washington’s silence is loud. No press conference. No apology. Just another day of settler-led slaughter in the Arabian Peninsula. These strikes aren’t about \”terrorism\”—they’re about control over chokepoints, drone testing, and reinforcing Saudi-Israeli hegemony. It’s not a war on terror. It’s a war on sovereignty.
North America
North America’s auto supply chain took decades to build. Trump’s tariffs could crush it
Trump’s nationalist tantrum is gutting what little remains of North America’s industrial illusion. These tariffs don’t protect workers—they deepen fragmentation. The U.S. can’t reindustrialize with bluster and border walls. It needs class struggle, not crony capital. But in the age of technofascism, economic policy is spectacle.
Carney says China is a foreign interference ‘geopolitical threat’ for Canada
The sinophobia playbook goes north. Carney’s Cold War rhetoric masks Canada’s deep contradictions: stuck between U.S. militarism and Chinese markets, its elite scapegoats China while profiting from trade. It’s not about \”threats\”—it’s about deflecting blame for settler-capitalist decay.
How to beat the far right: lessons from Mexico’s global left
Morena’s resilience offers a strategic glimpse: it’s not enough to denounce fascism—you have to out-organize it. Through welfare expansion, grassroots mobilization, and anti-imperial diplomacy, AMLO’s coalition reminds us: power concedes nothing without a counter-power built from below.
United States
State Department slashes human rights report amid budget cuts
Empire doesn’t need a conscience—it needs cover. With human rights stripped down to a talking point, the U.S. abandons even the pretense of moral legitimacy. This isn’t just fiscal austerity—it’s ideological streamlining. A leaner, meaner technofascist state with no room for liberal illusions.
Trump says China has reached out on tariffs; TikTok deal may wait
Diplomacy by tweet. Trade war by ego. Trump’s latest bluff reveals everything: tariffs are a performance, TikTok a scapegoat. This isn’t negotiation—it’s technonationalist theater designed to consolidate settler anxiety, distract from economic stagnation, and criminalize Chinese technological advancement.
Dollar surges on Trump tariff threats, markets eye ‘safe haven’ shift
A rising dollar during a global panic isn’t strength—it’s a death grip. Investors aren’t bullish on the empire—they’re terrified of what replaces it. As Trump bludgeons trade into submission, capital retreats to the dollar not out of confidence, but desperation. Empire’s currency becomes its own bunker.
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