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People's Liberation Army Navy Spends Week in Conakry, Building on Decades of Medical Cooperation With Guinea

The Auspicious Ark, on its first overseas voyage, offered free healthcare to hundreds of patients in Guinea's capital city.

Sahel States Launch Joint Media Service

"We had to strike back... to ensure that these platforms could spread our own narrative."

YouTube Walks Back Ban of Award-Winning Movement Journalist

"TikTok has [also] been deleting my videos."

Korean and Filipino Groups Rally in Times Square Against US-Led Pacific War Drills

As the Korean peninsula enters its 81st year under US occupation, the Korean anti-war movement gains ground in the belly of the beast.

Researchers Raided by Police After Hosting Discussion on Korean Unification

Five researchers had their homes raided by police earlier this month, for the crime of reading material related to the unification of North and South Korea.

Police Arrest 145 Activists in Ankara

The arrests include one member of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Turkey (TKP) and eight members of the Party Council, who were rounded up in the midst of a lawful anti-NATO protest.

Leading Members of Communist League of Uganda Arrested Following Inaugural Congress

Two ranking members of the Communist League of Uganda were arrested in late August, after the young group held its First National Congress just days earlier.

KKE Issues Statement in Support of Communist Party of Sweden

The Communist Party of Sweden (SKP) is the "only party in Sweden that represents the interests of the working class against capital, rejects the EU and the 'war economy,' and does not accept the demands of capital as the only path forward," the Communist Party of

Sandinista Government Issues Scathing Condemnation of German Complicity in Genocide of Palestinians

The article is mostly a test to see how Ghost works. It will be deleted if the site goes live. This incident really happened in a UN court. You can read about it here. More on Nicaragua: Here Would be a Link to a Story Involving Nicaragua

Uzbek Blogger Sentenced to Over 4 Years in Jail After Expressing Pro-Soviet Sentiments

The article is mostly a test to see how Ghost works, and will be deleted if the site goes live. This really happened back in August though. You can read about it here. More on Uzbekistan: Here Would Be a Link to a Story Involving Uzbekistan

Lao People's Court Sentences Ten Finance Officials to Prison in $102 Million Corruption Case

Ten finance officials have been sentenced to major stints in prison by the Vientiane People's Court in Laos, as a result of a massive corruption probe spanning multiple state banking offices. As the Vientiane Times reported on Friday, the ten perpetrators range from top officials at the Bank

Communist League of Uganda Hosts First Congress

This article was first published on an earlier version of this site on August 26, 2026. The Communist League of Uganda (CLU) convened its inaugural Congress earlier this week, an important milestone indicating the two-year old formation is gearing up for the long-term. Ngesa Omole, general secretary of

Lao People's Revolutionary Party Advances Third Political Program In Group's History

The goals include ambitious policy orientations like "developing a socialist-oriented market economy," seemingly following the economic line of other ruling socialist parties.