In the next conversation of our ongoing series on colonial history, we will be speaking with our long-standing collaborator Michael Hudson and Françoise Vergès, a leading thinker of decolonial feminism whose work examines colonial legacies, state violence, labor, and the politics of memory. Together, we will explore how the collapse of one imperial order coincides with a broader restructuring of the world — visible not only in Syria and Rojava, but also across Madagascar, East Africa, North Africa, parts of Asia, and beyond — and what these shifts mean for sovereignty, resources, and everyday life today.