Not blue pill.. but laughter's best medicine

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Marian Kamensky
22 May 2026

COMPENSATION FOR VICTIMS OF THE JUSTICE​

 

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Momot
22 May 2026

David Gilmour! Pink Floyd​

David Gilmour! Pink Floyd

 

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Maarten Wolterink
21 May 2026

Ebola outbreak in Congo​

 

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Wimar Verdecia Fuentes
21 May 2026

The situation in Cuba is a humanitarian crisis.​

The situation in Cuba is unsustainable; Cuban citizens are suffering a very critical situation, held hostage by politics. The Cuban dictatorship is incapable of guaranteeing even the bare minimum and does not seem to be yielding to threats from the U.S. government. People on the island face repression in the face of demonstrations calling for freedom and necessary change.

 

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Pedro Silva
24 May 2026

David Bowie​

 

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Dennis Goris
23 May 2026

Go Lower​

Controversy surrounds Donald Trump's planned White House ballroom as costs mount while plans for its underground portion remain secret.

 

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Sinan KILIC
28 May 2026

International Working Women's Day​

Problems women face in the workplace

 

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Pete Songi
28 May 2026

FEELING HOT HOT HOT!​

Europe swelters in the heat!

 

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Maarten Wolterink
28 May 2026

Iranian internet access partially restored after a three-month blackout​

 

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Mohammad Sabaaneh
28 May 2026

Arab World​

 

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Engin Selçuk
28 May 2026

Selfies​

 

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Vasco Gargalo
28 May 2026

The narcissist​

Vanity.

 

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Hanif Bahari
27 May 2026

The pirates of Hormuz​

 

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Seyran Caferli
27 May 2026

The end​

 

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Hanif Bahari
27 May 2026

The Prison Window Opened Briefly​

After 88 days of digital suffocation, the Islamic Republic has partially reopened the internet in Iran, not as a right returned to people, but as a prison window briefly cracked open.

Millions of Iranians were cut off from the world, from work, from family, from truth, while the regime continued its repression in silence and darkness.

Even now, access remains fragile, restricted, and fully controlled by the same hand that shut it down.

This cartoon is not about reconnection.

It is about a jailer deciding how much air prisoners are allowed to breathe.

 

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Maarten Wolterink
1 June 2026

Who ate the famous banana this time?​

The Pompidou-Metz museum reported the theft of a banana that forms a core part of the artwork by Maurizio Cattelan, called 'Comedian'.

 

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Hanif Bahari
1 June 2026

The Loosened Leash​

The Islamic Republic has once again launched a new wave of political purges. Every time external pressure eases, this rabid dog gains more freedom to tear into its opponents and expand its machinery of executions. Woe to the day its leash is completely removed.

 

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Hanif Bahari
4 June 2026

Marjane Satrapi 22 November 1969 – 4 June 2026​

Marjane Satrapi leaves behind a legacy of courage, honesty, and artistic resistance. Through Persepolis and her many other works, she gave a human face to Iran and inspired generations to defend freedom and dignity.

In 2025, she refused France’s Légion d’honneur, the country’s highest state distinction, protesting what she called France’s “hypocritical attitude” toward Iran. She criticized the ease with which the children of Iranian regime insiders could enter France while many dissidents struggled to obtain visas. For Satrapi, principles mattered more than honors.

Her art changed how the world sees Iran. Her integrity ensured that her voice could never be bought.

 

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Kutoshi Kimimo
4 June 2026

Small Penis Complex​

Speaking from the Oval Office, President Trump praised the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool renovations.