The Communists Who Told the World About Suharto’s Crimes – Jacobin
In a revealing exposé, Jacobin examines the vital role of Indonesian communists who fearlessly documented Suharto’s regime atrocities. Their testimonies ...
In a revealing exposé, Jacobin examines the vital role of Indonesian communists who fearlessly documented Suharto’s regime atrocities. Their testimonies ...
In a controversial statement, Danish officials historically described Greenland's indigenous Inuit population as having Mongolian roots. This assertion has sparked ...
In "Original Sin: Israel, Palestine, and the Revenge of Old West Asia," Organiser delves into the historical and contemporary complexities ...
The UK has intensified its stance on Sri Lanka, imposing sanctions on military leaders accused of human rights violations. This ...
In its recent article, "There’s Nothing Complicated About What’s Happening in Palestine," Jacobin magazine distills the ongoing conflict into its ...
The Omani Empire, flourishing from the 17th to 19th centuries, played a pivotal role in connecting Asia and Africa. Its ...
In an exclusive piece, Jacobin magazine delves into Henry Kissinger's controversial role in East Timor during the 1975 invasion by ...
"Used to Dying" chronicles the harrowing history of East Timor, shedding light on decades of violence and struggle. The memoir ...
"Talking Indonesia: East Timor’s Great Famine, 1977-1979" explores the devastating impact of colonial policies and military actions leading to widespread ...
In her powerful essay titled "The Wound that is Palestine," Arundhati Roy examines the enduring struggles of the Palestinian people. ...
A massive explosion rocked a port in Iran, resulting in the deaths of five individuals and injuring hundreds more. Initial...
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