Lutruwita Socialist Alliance and Grassroots Action Network Tasmania organised a direct-action protest against the Iran war outside the Anglesea Barracks during an Australian Defence Force open day. Solomon Doyle reports.
Lutruwita Socialist Alliance and Grassroots Action Network Tasmania organised a direct-action protest against the Iran war outside the Anglesea Barracks during an Australian Defence Force open day. Solomon Doyle reports.
Sarah Glynn breaks through the recent lies and misinformation spread about an “imminent” Kurdish incursion into Iran.
The recent war between Afghanistan and Pakistan has been overshadowed by United States and Israeli imperialism’s attack on Iran, writes Farooq Tariq. Yet the Afghanistan-Pakistan war has resulted in heavy casualties on both sides.
Polling shows most people — 61% — oppose Labor’s support for war on Iran, with only 13% in favour and just 29% endorsing the United States-Israeli strikes. Kerry Smith reports.
In this episode of On The Streets, we discuss more protests against the United States-Israeli illegal war on Iran, and Australia’s involvement.
Greens MP Michael Berkman says progressives need to push back against laws criminalising free speech in Queensland.
Liam Parry gave this speech shortly before being arrested at a Students for Palestine rally.
Iranian community member Abbas Saeidavi joined Green Left Radio this week on 3CR to discuss the United States-Israel-led war against Iran.
The full extent of the human and environmental costs of the latest illegal imperial war launched by the United States and the racist settler-colonial state of Israel will be difficult to determine. Peter Boyle reports.
Peter Boyle pays tribute to Salih Muslim, one of the key leaders of the Rojava revolution in northeast Syria, who died in Erbil, Iraq, where he was being treated for kidney failure.
Some United States military commanders have been invoking extremist Christian rhetoric about a biblical “end of times”, selling the US-Israeli war against Iran to US troops as a “holy war”, writes Barry Sheppard.
The closure of virtually all commercial traffic through the Strait of Hormuz because of the Iran war is vital affecting oil and gas supplies, as well as fertilisers, which play an important role in feeding people globally. Binoy Kampmark reports.