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Why do people migrate? Most debates begin at the border. Our new video starts much earlier. Watch here: youtube.com/watch?v=0nKP3I…

What would it actually take to phase out fossil fuels—not just expand clean energy? Jeremy Brecher argues that ending fossil fuels requires more than building renewables—it means confronting fossil fuel power directly. znetwork.org/znetarticle/ph…

If mainstream progressives won't confront concentrated power, who will? Eric Blanc argues that building a democratic socialist future means strengthening independent movements—not waiting for a single politician to deliver it. znetwork.org/znetarticle/if…

What happens when US dominance begins to weaken? @majidmalaki examines India's position in a changing world order, the contradictions of strategic autonomy, and why today's geopolitical choices can't be understood outside the crisis of American hegemony. tinyurl.com/yeybsa76

What would it actually take to move beyond capitalism? Jason Hickel joins Michael Mezzatesta to discuss ecosocialism, China's development, Western imperialism, economic democracy, and the mass movements needed to build a post-capitalist future. znetwork.org/zvideo/how-to-…

What happens when young people stop accepting a broken system? Sonali Kolhatkar examines how India's Gen Z forced the resignation of the education minister—and what their victory reveals about youth power, democracy, and economic justice. znetwork.org/znetarticle/in…

What changes when we understand Zionism as a settler-colonial project rather than simply a national conflict? @BillFletcherJr reviews Confronting Zionism and explores its implications for Palestine, decolonization, and international solidarity. znetwork.org/znetarticle/we…

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The term 'economic migrant' is often used when discussing immigration, but what does this phrase really mean? Who are 'economic migrants' and why are they being forced to move in the first place? youtube.com/shorts/A9Jtk6-…

Can participatory democracy survive beyond one popular mayor? Abbott & McNulty examine Peru's decades-long experiment in participatory budgeting—and what progressive leaders can learn about turning grassroots energy into lasting democratic power. tinyurl.com/mca8mk66

Has the "war on drugs" always been more about power than drugs? Carlos Ron examines how drug enforcement has repeatedly been used to justify intervention, sanctions, and militarization—raising questions about who is really being targeted. znetwork.org/znetarticle/th…

When people lose faith in institutions, what kind of politics emerges? Arundhati Roy examines India's "Cockroach" uprising and asks what happens when a generation decides fear is no longer enough to keep people silent. znetwork.org/znetarticle/co…

How are AI data centers in the US connected to surveillance and war abroad? Pam Russell argues Nevada's data centers don't just power AI—they help sustain a surveillance pipeline linking local policing, corporate tech, and Israel's war on Palestinians. znetwork.org/znetarticle/fr…

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Most immigration debates start at the border. But that's already halfway through the story. New video from Z premieres July 30. youtube.com/shorts/iB1tNet…

What if another future is actually possible? Ted Glick explores Michael Albert's The Wind Cries Freedom—a vision of how movements rooted in democracy, solidarity, and participation could build lasting power beyond today's crises. znetwork.org/znetarticle/im…

What would it actually take to transform society—not just change governments? Today on Z: C.J. Polychroniou & Alexandra Boutri on radical change, plus new analysis on Palestine, Japan, war powers, international justice, political strategy, and more. znetwork.org

Is the US ready for radical change? In this interview, C.J. Polychroniou explores why growing crises are opening space for transformative politics—and what it will take to turn discontent into lasting democratic change. znetwork.org/znetarticle/is…

What does it actually take to build power—not just protest? Yotam Marom argues that movements need more than vision or resistance. They need strategy, organization, and institutions capable of changing society. znetwork.org/znetarticle/ho…

What happens when even tech workers lose control over their work? Arielle Pardes explores how AI-driven layoffs, surveillance, and rising workloads are pushing Silicon Valley workers toward unions—and collective power. znetwork.org/znetarticle/ho…