4/ The young mayor’s victory will not be as difficult as confronting New York’s oligarchs and monopoly #capitalism. Therefore, there are still battles to be won and political spaces to be conquered by the left.

3/ Left-wing movements have long struggled to establish any form of international institution to engage with one another. Yet, the international support Mamdani received, from Sanders to Mélenchon, shows that global communicative channels between leftists on remain relevant today

2/ The first years of the 2000s proved Fukuyama wrong, not only on a geopolitical scale but also on a micro-political one, as the liberal democratic system began to crumble due to the lack of citizen participation and the continuous electoral battles waged by the left.

1/ Mamdani started polling at 1%, yet he managed to pull off what Bernie Sanders called “one of the great political upsets in modern American history.” The new mayor opted for a grassroots campaign involving tens of thousands of New Yorkers who took to the streets, door to door.

5/ The coming days will clarify whether Iran will pursue diplomatic initiatives, potentially leveraging its ties with #BRICS to negotiate a dignified agreement with the #US, or whether it will revert to previously adopted patterns of response.

Israel’s previous provocations against #Iran, which elicited no substantial military retaliation, have arguably diminished Iran’s image of strength and its relative regional influence. These developments have also strained its relationship with its principal ally, #Hezbollah.

3/ Although the current situation is critical, Iran’s apparent reliance on diplomatic engagement may have weakened its strategic decision-making, rendering the prospect of an all-out war unlikely at this juncture.

2/ Historically, the United States has sought to prevent the emergence of autonomous military programs there. as evidenced by interventions in Egypt in 1967, in Iraq in 2003, and in Syria over the past decade.