Eight years after the U.S. invaded Afghanistan, and years into the U.S.'s
military campaigns in Pakistan, we'll discuss the toll these wars have
taken, why they remain under the radar in American public consciousness
and the mainstream media, and what we can anticipate going forward.
With Junaid Ahmad, member of the faculty of law at Lahore University
of Management Sciences in Pakistan.

Eight years after the U.S. invaded Afghanistan, and years into the U.S.'s
military campaigns in Pakistan, we'll discuss the toll these wars have
taken, why they remain under the radar in American public consciousness
and the mainstream media, and what we can anticipate going forward.
With Sonali Kolhatkar co-author
of Bleeding Afghanistan: Washington, Warlords and the Propaganda of
Silence.

It’s been months since the controversial reelection of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in Iran. Months since countless Iranians took the streets to protest the elections. Here in New York City, solidarity efforts with the Iranian people continue. We'll talk to Bitta Mostofi of Where is My Vote? about the developments in NYC solidarity work with Iran. We’ll ask her to comment on the nature and politics of solidarity work in the context of Iran, and more broadly, as activists situated in the Global North.