Matteo Capasso

Matteo Capasso, author of 'Everyday Politics In The Libyan Arab Jamahiriya', discusses the early years of the revolutionary process in Libya, the impact of international confrontation on the country, and the surprise invasion and regime change. He also explores Libya's relations with the US, economic shifts, and the aftermath of regime change.

Discussing the struggle to liberate Palestine as a battle for humanity, Matteo Capasso explores U.S.-led imperialism. Addressing the urgent need to oppose genocide in Gaza and highlighting North Korea's support for resistance movements. Emphasizing the importance of collective action and the impact of the International Court of Justice ruling on Palestine.

Justin Podur, Nora Barrows-Friedman, and Matteo Capasso discuss ideological hellscape, flags, NATO bombing of Serbia, limited tools for debate, current state of anti-war movements, contradictions in anti-war on Ukraine cabal, geopolitical predictions, military coups in formerly colonized countries.

Joined by Abdullah Shehadeh from al-Fida'i Media, an expert on geopolitical issues, and Matteo Capasso, a scholar focused on Libyan politics, the discussion dives deep into the assassinations of key figures like Ismail Haniyeh and Fuad Shukr. They analyze the impact on Palestinian unity and resistance movements, the rising support for militant groups, and the geopolitical ramifications of targeted killings. The conversation also touches on China's increasing global influence and the shifting dynamics in Middle Eastern politics, revealing the complexities of liberation struggles.

In this discussion, Matteo Capasso, a Marie Curie Fellow at the University of Venice, analyzes the Al-Aqsa Flood operation and its implications for U.S. imperialism. He dives into the historical context of Palestinian resistance, emphasizing the narratives surrounding Hamas and Hezbollah. The conversation highlights the intricate ties between U.S. support for Israel and global anti-imperialist movements. Capasso argues for solidarity with the Global South, stressing the need for critical engagement with the complexities of the Palestinian struggle and the broader fight against oppression.