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The opening matches of the 2026 FIFA World Cup represent an ideological milestone for international sports. For the first time, forty-eight nations are convening across three North American hosts, promising
More than 1,250 Israeli women and nine Israeli civil society organizations have sent an open letter to Lebanese President Joseph Aoun following his recent interview with Christiane Amanpour, in which
Nearly 40 women have joined the hunger strike at Delaney Hall immigrant jail in Newark, New Jersey, releasing a new set of gender-specific demands as the strike enters its fourth
On June 1, despite a ceasefire ostensibly underway in the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran, Israelās prime minister launched a major escalation against Lebanon, including threatening airstrikes against the Lebanese capital.
In the aftermath of Trumpās assault, the Greentech revolution in America is churning ā both stopped in its tracks and driving forward. Climate journalist and musician Jael Holzman recently took a ācross-country
In the early 1970s, in a book titled What Is To Be Undone, I took a look at the New Left movements of those times. Had our Sixties theory, strategy,
In peripheral capitalist formations, women are not merely a gendered or social category. They occupy a structural position at the intersection of capitalist accumulation, state formation, and global geopolitical hierarchies.
On 14 June, as diplomats edged towards what could have become the most consequential USāIran understanding in years, a bomb fell on Beirut’s Ghobeiry neighbourhood. Buildings collapsed. Civilians were killed.
Original essay, Reflecting on Fifty Years of Zionism and the Bund, by Leivick Hodes. Translation and commentary by Madeleine Cohen. INTRODUCTION Polish Bundist Leivick Hodes published āFacing the Future: Reflecting
In April 2026, the US Treasury Department imposed sanctions on a group of individuals and entities that are involved in recruiting former Colombian military personnel to fight in Sudan on
South Africans commemorated two significant events in May: Africa Day and Workersā Day. These moments normally evoke political reflection on the importance of African unity and workersā solidarity in challenging
On 25 April 2026, Mali faced its most severe test in fourteen years. Coordinated JNIM and FLA attacks struck seven major population centres including Kati, Mopti, Gao, and Kidal, as
