K.P. Sunil, a canteen worker at the Kozhikode airport in Kerala, India, played a critical role in rescuing passengers from the Air India Express Flight 1344 crash in 2020. Sunil was among the first responders to the accident, which occurred when the plane overshot the runway during heavy rain and crashed into a valley. HearingContinue reading “Second Chance”
Monthly Archives: June 2025
Belfast’s Border
In June 2025, Northern Ireland experienced five consecutive nights of escalating anti-migrant unrest. Starting as protests, the events quickly devolved into riots and targeted attacks on property. The unrest was specifically directed at migrant workers, with their homes becoming primary targets. The violence reached a peak when homes belonging to migrant workers were deliberately setContinue reading “Belfast’s Border”
Postal Showdown
The article details the Canadian Union of Postal Workers’ (CUPW) struggle against Canada Post regarding worker safety and working conditions, particularly concerning an increased workload and a high rate of injuries. It highlights the Liberal government’s recent intervention, through legislation, to force postal workers back to work, effectively siding with Canada Post’s management and underminingContinue reading “Postal Showdown”
Trump’s Dictatorship Dreams: US Protests
Across the United States, massive protests have erupted in over 2,000 locations in response to what is characterized as the Trump administration’s fascist policies targeting immigrants and its perceived authoritarian power grab. The demonstrations reflect deep anger and fear over the administration’s actions and rhetoric regarding immigration, viewed as discriminatory and inhumane. A significant elementContinue reading “Trump’s Dictatorship Dreams: US Protests”
Gaza March Sabotage
The provided article focuses on the Egyptian government’s actions against an aid convoy organized to deliver humanitarian assistance to Gaza. According to the piece, Egyptian authorities deliberately obstructed the convoy, confiscating aid and detaining activists. The article alleges that this action exposes the Egyptian government’s complicity with the Israeli blockade of Gaza and its alignmentContinue reading “Gaza March Sabotage”
Cantabria Metal Strike: Union Sellout?
The article criticizes Spainâs main trade union federations for pushing through a deal that allegedly betrays 22,000 metalworkers in Cantabria. It asserts that the unions, by accepting a deal that benefits employers, undermined the potential for a unified national struggle of metalworkers and other workers. The central accusation is that the unions prioritized preventing aContinue reading “Cantabria Metal Strike: Union Sellout?”
Sudoku Sundays #1
Welcome to Sudoku Sundays, your weekly mental fitness break! Every Sunday, weâll share a fresh Sudoku puzzle designed to sharpen your logic skills, boost your brainpower, and provide a relaxing, fun challenge. Whether youâre new to Sudoku or a seasoned solver, these puzzles are crafted to give your mind a healthy workout. What is Sudoku?Continue reading “Sudoku Sundays #1”
Violence Is a Choice
Introduction: Reframing the Narrative Around Violence We are often told that violence is inevitableâthat it is part of human nature, a fact of life, or an unavoidable consequence of conflict. But that narrative is not only disempowering, itâs misleading. The truth is this: violence is a choice. It is not hardwired. It is not fated.Continue reading “Violence Is a Choice”
The Strain of Anarcho-Pacifism I Envision: A New Ethical Strategy for Real-World Change
Introduction: Reclaiming Anarcho-Pacifism for the 21st Century Anarcho-pacifism has long been misunderstood, dismissed, or outright ridiculed. Criticsâboth inside and outside leftist circlesâlabel it naĂŻve, impractical, or utopian. Yet I argue the opposite: that anarcho-pacifism is not only relevant, but essential in todayâs world. But it must evolve. What Iâm proposing is a new strain ofContinue reading “The Strain of Anarcho-Pacifism I Envision: A New Ethical Strategy for Real-World Change”
Utah Man’s Debt Your Title: Love’s Legacy
Lynn Morrell, an 80-year-old man from Utah, has been working as a grocery bagger at Harmons grocery store for nearly 67 years. He began his job at the age of 13, initially working for a smaller market that was eventually acquired by Harmons. Despite his age, Morrell continues to work five days a week, demonstratingContinue reading “Utah Man’s Debt Your Title: Love’s Legacy”