Earlier this month, the Chinese government announced its intention to move away from its zero-COVID policy; now, those with mild COVID-19 symptoms…
A review of Seymour’s analysis of the rise of Corbyn
A review of āInventing the Future: Postcapitalism and a World Without Workā by Nick Srnicek and Alex Williams
The rise of Jeremy Corbyn and other left politicians in the global north is symptomatic of the breakdown of the neoliberal project
If Jeremy Corbyn is to succeed, he must go beyond the politics of 20th century social democracy
As support for Israel in the Jewish diaspora erodes Israelās alliance with Christian Zionism is likely to intensify
Although the Cold War may have ended some twenty-five years ago, it continues to influence contemporary politics in unexpected ways
It is instructive to compare the treatment of imperial crimes in Britain, Germany and Japan
A review of Super Sad True Love Story by Gary Shteyngart
The FIDF runs a fundraising program that allows for donors to āAdopt a Brigadeā of Israeli forces
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