Britain supported the US and Israel. From the 1st of March — the day after the opening of the war — the British government allowed US B-1, B-2, and B-52 bombers to fly from RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire to conduct strikes against Iran.
Africa’s last absolute monarchy remains a kingdom marked by contradiction: immense royal authority alongside widespread suffering; cultural pride alongside political exclusion; silence enforced by fear, yet resistance sustained by generations unwilling to surrender the dream of freedom.
The Ankara NATO summit will not only discuss defence and deterrence; it will reveal how deeply the future of capitalism, technology and organised violence has become intertwined. It will be yet another chapter in the political economy of permanent mobilization for warfare.
Speeches by Cuba’s President Miguel Díaz-Canel about the economic and social reforms that have been announced.
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