Economic disaster may or may not be around the corner, but Brexit has already produced irreversible political reformation and disintegration which will not go away whether or not Britain is inside or outside the EU

Interview on the roots of gun culture, militarism, economic stagnation and growing inequality in the U.S.

As a Continent Melts, New Coal Plants Planned and Permitting Blocks Wind Farms

And the Struggle to Remove Its Chains

A Green New Deal in the US could help break corporate power and control over economic decision‐making, design a just transition for workers, and reimagine neighborhoods and communities

A ‘powerful moment in labour history’

It’s their approach to party politics—not policy—that truly sets the progressive senators apart

Airline food workers took their nationwide struggle against their bosses public with a massive protest Tuesday afternoon that drew almost 1,000 people and virtually filled the old main hall at Washington National Airport

The CO2 released over June and July is thought to be equivalent to the annual emissions of small countries like Belgium and Sweden

On 12 July 2019, a twelve-year-old girl from Gresik (Indonesia), Aeshnina Azzahra, wrote a letter to US President Donald Trump. The letter…

The Brazilian government has slipped into the abyss of absurdity, into an absolute trivialization of abuse and aggression, into a gross violation of the most basic rules of democratic coexistence

“Remembering tomorrow” is an easy to read introduction to Michael Albert work, which is essential to understand the trajectory of the American left from the middle of the last century

The U.S. was founded on two brutal racist principles: the most hideous system of slavery in human history, the source of much of its wealth (and England’s too), and the need to rid the national territory of Native Americans

On Tuesday evening, members of the Washington, D.C., chapter of Extinction Rebellion superglued themselves to each other and to the passages connecting the Capitol to the Rayburn and Cannon office buildings

The United States has had a sanctions regime in place against Iran for decades, almost since the Iranian Revolution of 1979

When we think about international relations in a general way we typically presuppose a state-centric world order. I find this misleading

And His Allies in Beijing

Ricardo Rosselló Prepares to Resign as Governor

So Many Names, So Many Lives

The Black Socialists of America are hoping to put alternatives to capitalism on the map with their newest project.