The Emerging Post-American World: Democratise, Demilitarise, De-dollarize
This past Sunday, on 28 September, FORSEA Dialogue Series on democratic struggles platformed three distinguished guests from Pakistan, Palestine and Japan.
Trump’s Gaza “Peace Proposal” has chilling echoes of the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation
The 157 UN member states, out of a total of 193, have recognised Palestine as a sovereign state. That recognition carries not just symbolism but binding moral and legal obligations. They must act, and act now, to halt the US-Israeli war of annihilation against a people under occupation.
FORSEA Dialogue on Democratic Struggles Series: Italian People Rising for Gaza
FORSEA will host a dialogue with two Italians - on the general strike in Italy and the latest development.
Webinar: The ongoing genocide against the Rohingya people
This webinar, hosted by the Lemkin Institute for Genocide Prevention and Human Security in partnership with FORSEA (Forces of Renewal Southeast Asia), will bring attention to the ongoing genocide faced by the Rohingya people, the hard work being done by Rohingya youth to keep their community and their identity alive in ever-worsening circumstances, and the prospects for their safe return to a future Myanmar that is free from the Tatmadaw.
Don’t talk or write about Palestine: it is a career killer
Palestine is a “career killer”. That was the advice given by a senior academic at the University of Queensland to a PhD student, according to a submission received from a former student and staff member. In short, if you talk or write about Palestine, don’t expect to have a career at an Australian university.
Mairead Corrigan Maguire, N. Irish Nobel Peace Laureate: Fasting for Children of the World, in particular, Gaza and against Western Militarism
Open Letter on behalf of the Palestinian Children of GAZA and children everywhere in the world suffering from the violence of hunger and war.
Forces of Renewal Southeast Asia welcomes Mireille Fanon Mendes France as a comrade to its board
Dr Mireille Fanon Mendes France is a well-known jurist, militant and activist on international law issues. She has served as a United Nations expert on the issues of institutional and structural racism, with particular reference to people of African descent and Africans.
It is happening there! Trump USA & Its Dark Consequences for Asia, Europe and Palestine
Twenty-one distinguished scholars, analysts and activists from eleven countries on four continents will share their analyses on how the new Fascist-like policies and reactionary changes which Trump-Vance-Musk oligarchy is pursuing are resulting in the devastating consequences for the world’s peoples and communities, as well as international law, norms and institutions.
Trump and Modi’s relationship headed for tougher times?
If India was hoping to get a bit of Trumpian indulgence because of the past bonding between the two similar-minded leaders and due to India’s strategic utility against China, it was in for a disappointment.
Thailand Political Landscape and Trends in 2025: Stagnation, Suppression, and Status Quo
In this succinct overview of the state of affairs in his native Thailand in 2025, Jaran Ditapichai, the famed revolutionary and scholar exiled in France, connects the dots among his country's weakened democratic demands from below, the strengthening conservative forces in Thai society, economy and polity, and the lack of concerns among the Thai public in the international affairs.