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South Korean Resignation

Palestine, Syria, Mexico, France, South Korea – PCUSA International Update January 2025

On the 3rd of December, the Palestinian Fatah Party and Hamas agreed to a joint committee to govern Gaza after the end of the current conflict. Hamas has agreed to relinquish its governmental role in Gaza and allow Fatah, the guiding force of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO), to set up a “Communal Support Committee” […]

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Christian Peace Conference

All-Faiths Peace Conference – Continuing the Work of the Christian Peace Conference

The All-Faiths Peace Conference (AFPC) continues the tradition of the Christian Peace Conference (CPC), founded in 1958, as its source of inspiration. The AFPC extends its goals and vision to people of all faiths. It is important therefore to look towards the Christian Peace Conference and take note of its goals and what drove its

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Insurance Companies Use “Delay, Deny, and Defend” Strategies to Withhold Payments

By Laura, Cardiovascular Specialist The practices of the insurance industry exemplify the inherent flaws of capitalism and its prioritization of profit over people. The “Delay, Deny, and Defend” strategy employed by insurance companies is a stark reminder of how corporate interests often come at the expense of the working class, reflecting a broader system that

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The International Longshoremen’s Association Strike, the Bankruptcy of the Ultra-Left, and the Need for a Policy of Industrial Concentration

A strike wave has hit the United States in recent years with mixed results. After decades in retreat, the labor movement in the United States has had rumblings of becoming a militant force once again, something we haven’t seen since the early days of the Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO). This trend has continued into

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