Can the left generate sufficient energy around a challenge to a moderate Democrat, who is broadly inoffensive but unwilling to push for the kind of economic transformation needed to minimize the climate crisis?

Historians belong in this debate, because our moment is world-historical, and only historians can set it in context

State elections in eastern Germany on September 1 brought mixed joy to some and great sorrow to others. With many, it was…

Peter Cole has demonstrated that the social and political context of unions is important in determining their course of struggle, and he has highlighted the great impact that dockers have had on social justice struggles

Recent evictions of several squats, some housing refugees and migrants, mark the beginning of a new chapter of repression and dissent in Greece

Activists are used to calling on politicians to make decisions, not to take direct action. But that’s precisely what’s needed to stop Boris Johnson’s suspension of Parliament

Any strategy to save the planet must go beyond the strictures of capitalism

Economic sanctions kill people by weakening the economy in public and private sectors, causing job and income loss, and by reducing people’s access to food, medicine, medical supplies and health care

Surveys Show Wages NOT Rising & Jobs 500,000 Fewer

Greta Thunberg’s Arrival in US Brings Swell of Attention to Global Climate Strike

All this is building toward a strike authorization vote in September if the city fails to meet the teachers’ demands. A walkout could take place by late September

It’s time this country had a real conversation about building power for the working class.

Campaigners invoke specters of climate chaos

“We risk losing credibility with an entire generation of students if we cannot take action in support of the defining cause of their generation.”

The mask of civility which surrounds the British constitution is slipping away: the shadow minister for the cabinet office’s speech to Politics for the Many conference today

Activists condemn president Jair Bolsonaro’s failure to defend the forest as his supporters condemn ‘global left’

Intervew about building alternatives to capitalism

Watching the Amazon burn, it is hard not to feel despair. But we have to remind ourselves that social transformations can take off as rapidly as a forest fire

Argentina’s primaries have reshaped the country’s political landscape. The collapse of “Macrism” and the rise of “Peronism” were the distinguishing features of the elections. But what can we learn from the results?

I wrote Siegebreakers because I can’t liberate Gaza or Palestine, but I can dream about it