Une nouvelle étude publiée aujourd'hui par Oxfam et CARE révèle que les pays en développement remboursent désormais davantage aux pays riches qu'ils ne reçoivent en financements climatiques : pour chaque 5 dollars reçus, ils en remboursent 7. 65 % des financements climatiques mondiaux sont accordés sous forme de prêts. Pour la France c'est 92%. Cette logique de profit, qui permet aux pays riches de tirer avantage de la crise climatique, alourdit la dette des pays en développement et (…)

- Climat (France) / COP30 (Brazil), Dette / Endettement, Politiques climatiques, Finance climatique

Dramatically falling birthrates and a skyrocketing number of divorces as the number of marriages collapsing increases all point toward the erosion of the capitalist family unit in the People's Republic of China (PRC). Such trends, furthermore, represent an existential crisis for the nation, as the deepening crisis of social reproduction in the post-socialist country also threatens the reproduction of its necessary supply of labor power. But what exactly is this crisis of social reproduction, (…)

- Women (China) / Social reproduction, Feminism (Eng), Women Movements, Socialist Feminism / Socialist Feminists, Social reproduction theory, History (past), Chinese Revolution, Maoism / Maoist, State socialism, Welfare State, Counter-revolution, Migrants/Migration (Eng), Peasantry / Peasants / Farmers, Wage-earner/Proletariat/Working class, Precariat / Informal Sector / Lumpenproletariat, Care work / Care economy, Middle Class, Gender Equality, Olderly / Old age, Demography, Urban / Urbanisation, Cost of living crisis

Anti-corruption protests spread across the Philippines through late 2025, but movement dynamics varied sharply between regions. Manila's spectacular convergences—hundred-thousand-strong marches, EDSA Shrine masses for tens of thousands of protesters, celebrity endorsements—captured international attention. The protest wave in Visayas (central island group, including Cebu, Negros, Panay, Leyte, and Samar) has different answers. Regions spanning dozens of islands cannot rely on big central (…)

- Political Situation

A UN report has warned funding cuts to global HIV prevention schemes could cause new cases to skyrocket. (Getty) A UN report has warned funding cuts to global HIV prevention schemes could cause new cases to The global fight to prevent new HIV cases by 2030 is facing its most significant setback in decades, according to the UN's latest annual report. Experts warned the sudden funding cuts to international HIV prevention schemes over the past year could result in over 3.3 million new HIV (…)

- AIDS / HIV (Health) / UNAIDS, Community activism, Health policies

“From the mid-1970s onward, Cheney's deepest preoccupation was the balance of power within the American state, which he interpreted through an expansive presidentialist lens. The post-Vietnam reassertion of congressional authority – the War Powers Act, restrictions on intelligence activity, heightened oversight – struck him as illegitimate encroachment on the executive's constitutional domain.” In January 2022, Richard Bruce Cheney made a surprise appearance on the floor of Congress. His (…)

- Dick Cheney / HARRIS Kamala , TRUMP Donald, Biography, Presidentialism (Eng), Political Regimes, Hegemony (great powers), War Crimes, BUSH George H. W., September 11, 2001, Iraq, 2002, BUSH George W., BIDEN Joseph

The destruction of Thailand's community radio sector—eliminating between 3,000 and 4,000 stations after the 2014 military coup—represents one of the most comprehensive attacks on left media infrastructure in recent Southeast Asian history. What was lost cannot be measured merely in broadcast frequencies silenced. Community radio represented direct popular voice in local languages, reaching populations beyond internet access, creating political education infrastructure across Thailand's 77 (…)

- History (Thailand)