History is calling upon us to step it up, given the practical victories we can win over the coming year

Why Israel Shelved the ‘Greater Jerusalem Law’

Interview on a new report, “Autopsy: The Democratic Party in Crisis,” which examines the role of Democratic Party loyalists in the party’s 2016 defeat

Interview about the rise of the far-right Golden Dawn party in his country and how their policies “have infiltrated the mainstream” in European politics, including anti-immigrant measures similar to those proposed by Trump

The Origins, Objectives, and War on the BDS Movement

Will Unions be Part of the Solution Or the Problem?

What Does It Mean for Labor and for the Climate?

Interview on how a radical reshaping of our educational system could be undertaken in the US

How Israel Is Exporting Its Occupation to the United States

I feel deeply moved by the commitment my young friends have made to reject wars and dominance, preferring instead to live simply, share resources, and help protect the environment

The action was deeply spiritual and tactically effective

The return of Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, the Butcher of Kabul, is the latest symbol of the country’s destruction

The possibilities available to create an egalitarian, socially just, ecologically friendly, and decent society lie outside the ideas, practices and policies of the October Revolution

The historical record shows that economic-political elites respond to militant popular action — and the threat of more

Hamas and Fatah Must Transform to Speak on behalf of Palestinians

Interview about about the Universal Dividend, it’s differences with the Basic Income, how it will be financed and whether it will burden the working class

On 16 October, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation aired an interview with Hillary Clinton: one of many to promote her score-settling book about…

In the Trump era, what would an authentically populist, progressive political agenda look like?

My Contribution to the 100th Anniversary of the Russian Revolution

The angry diplomacy of President Donald Trump is Washington’s way to scare off North Korea’s traditional ally, China, and disrupt Chinese economic, political and military ascendency in Asia

How can protestors beat Trump, owners, and racist policing?

In a time when 20 million people face starvation, it’s particularly obscene for any country to pour resources into nuclear weaponry

What I find myself troubled by – indeed, even more than troubled by – is that we who went through the last fifty years have been so bad at communicating useful lessons to today’s young folks

It should be made clear that any unity agreement that pays heed to the interest of factions at the expense of the collective good of the Palestinian people is a sham

A conversation on what a revived socialist movement could mean for unions—and the broader push for workers’ rights and dignity

These lawsuits, designed to silence criticism, are textbook examples of SLAPPs: Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation

Delegates to the recent Labour Party conference in the English seaside town of Brighton seemed not to notice a video playing in…

In South Africa’s fight between hostile brothers – the “Zuptas” and “White Monopoly Capital” – a new consensus appears

13 Questions about the Origins, Objectives and War on BDS

Or How to Further Enrich “The Masters of the Universe”

Violence spreads the famine, and the famine will spread violence.

The 10-part series ended up being an exercise in obfuscation and denial

The Future of Europe

The guardianship system basically means that Saudi women are totally powerless over their own lives and destinies unless their male guardian allows them that power

There is no hope, zero, for transformative change without effective organizations that are deeply rooted among our peoples, it is essential that we identify this problem as fundamental if we are to win

When Trump and Obama Sounded the Same

Justin Podur interviews Michael Albert about the new book, RPS/2044

The Greek ‘economic success’ story advanced by Tsipras et al would have been funny if it wasn’t such a serious matter

Bernie Sanders’ foreign policy address is a major step forward in the effort to challenge the corporate, militarist influences behind U.S. foreign policy

A right-wing insurgency, with the United States’ backing, threatens a fragile democracy

The “meaning” of the Vietnam war is no different from the meaning of the genocidal campaign against the Native Americans, the colonial massacres in the Philippines, the atomic bombings of Japan, the levelling of every city in North Korea

Ralph’s museum, organized as a non-profit educational institution, is a fitting tribute to his life’s work—and a challenge to others to carry it on

Will Israel Become a UN Security Council Member?

When the Palestinians rise again, as they will, they may not succeed at first — but they will eventually if we understand that they are us, and we are them

How elites on both sides of the political spectrum have undermined our social, political, and environmental commons

Big Oil, Failed Democracy and False Prophets

North Korea, China and the Threat of Nuclear War and Accident

Three Years after the War

On the morning of September 20th this movement will gather in front of FERC’s DC headquarters

Potholes in the road to municipal reform