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“The European Union, under the auspices of the European Commission, is preparing to invite a Taliban delegation to Brussels. The purpose of this invitation is to hold discussions with the Taliban regarding the deportation of Afghan asylum seekers by European Union countries… A meeting that comes after EU representatives have already traveled to Afghanistan twice… Read more: The European Union Rolls Out the Red Carpet for the Taliban

Report by Deyar Barznji, a journalist in Sulaymaniyah, member of the Kurdistan Worker-Communist Party, and signatory of the call for the International Rally Against War and Exploitation (Paris, November 8) “Since the fall of Saddam Hussein’s regime in 2003, Iraqi Kurdistan has become a destination for many workers, both Iraqi and foreign. Following the Syrian… Read more: Workers in Iraqi Kurdistan* in the Time of War

From January 16 to 23, Cyclone Harry ravaged the Mediterranean. According to ClimaMeter, wind speeds increased by 15% due to human-induced climate change. According to Civil Protection, in Sicily alone, the cyclone struck 254 municipalities, causing damage estimated at over one billion euros. While this figure reflects the scale of the destruction, it does not… Read more: The disaster caused by Cyclone Harry in the Mediterranean was by no means a natural phenomenon

Disturbing news about political prisoner Azat Miftakhov reached his family on April 19. Imprisoned at the IK-17 penal colony in the city of Kirov, he was taken to Vorkuta, in the far north of the Ural Mountains, from where he sent this message: “Two days on the train have exhausted me. The toilets are only… Read more: Prisoner of conscience Azat Miftakhov is in grave danger!

Valentin Deberdt Detheux, a student at the Université libre de Bruxelles and head of the FGTB Youth (General Federation of Belgian Workers) Students in the Wallonia-Brussels Federation (Belgium has regionalized institutions—ed.) have been mobilizing for several weeks against the increase in “minerval” tuition fees (university registration fees—ed.) to 1,200 euros. This movement is a continuation… Read more: “No to tuition hikes!”