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Feeding the fascist machine
Britain’s political establishment has spent decades demonising refugees and Muslims. Defeating the far right doesn’t stop with ending the violent riots on the streets—the politics that inspired them must be beaten too.
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Why Ilan Pappe’s new book on the Israel lobby is a must-read
Few are better qualified to challenge the official orthodoxy that stifles any discussion of this topic.
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Karl Marx: More than an economist
In his lifetime, Karl Marx witnessed the establishment of capitalism as an all-encompassing, global system, and with it the international working class—a force capable of radical social transformation.
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Cyber warfare is at the center of the new coup attempt against Venezuela
Attacks on the Venezuelan electoral system have reached the terrain of cyberwarfare, according to the complaints made by President Nicolás Maduro, the authorities of the National Electoral Council (CNE), and the Attorney General’s Office (MP).
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The ill-starred consequences of America’s Chinese chip war
An interesting new article in the prominent American journal, “Foreign Affairs”, by three academics from Georgetown University, argues that “Washington should place less emphasis on slowing down China and more on improving its own innovative prowess.”
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German culture must confront its past
How Palestine turned a classical musician and recovering child prodigy into a revolutionary.
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Revoking charitable status of Jewish National Fund is long overdue
CJPME urges Canada to continue to investigate and punish all connections between Canadian charities and illegal Israeli activity.
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‘Karl Marx and the Negro’ by W.E.B. Du Bois from The Crisis. Vol. 40 No. 3. March, 1933.
A milestone in Du Bois’ political evolution, written as he was leaving the N.A.A.C.P. and starting his career at Atlanta University Du Bois’ increasingly embraced Marx’s analytical criteria, though he remained outside the Communist movement for decades more.
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The Supreme Court should be ashamed for criminalizing homelessness
Let me tell you: No one wakes up one morning and chooses to be homeless.
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Jeremy Corbyn’s Independent campaign in Britain’s 2024 General Election
A View from the Inside.
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An attempted coup by any other name…
We will coup whoever we want! Deal with it.
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Riots and racism in Southport–How fascism preys on tragedy
THE racist riot in Southport following the murderous knife attack on a children’s dance class speaks both to the unscrupulousness and mobilising reach of Britain’s fascist right.
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U.S. economists ‘expose’ China’s economy
Bourgeois economists, ever ready to proclaim the impending demise of the socialist economic model in the People’s Republic of China (PRC), find every opportunity to throw shade on China’s economic system.
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Mad nuclear plans
UK Plans to Build New Missiles to Target Russia Linked to Pentagon’s Mad Conventional Strike Scheme.
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Fighting rising anti-trans hate
One North Vancouver overpass holds lessons in defending against far-right radicalism through counterprotest.
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Spanish citizens revolt: ‘Less tourism, more life’
Spaniards across the country are protesting against the uncontrolled influx of tourists that has caused a collapse in quality of life, a jump in housing prices and a rise in the cost of basic necessities.
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Even in Palestine, the birds shall return: The Thirty-First Newsletter (2024)
As the situation in Gaza worsens, Netanyahu was applauded for demanding more arms in Congress. In contrast, Beijing hosted Palestinian factions, pushing for unity and peace.
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French workers seize the torch
French workers are taking advantage of the spotlight due to the Olympics, and the left victory in the elections, to strike and gain important demands, reports Jamal Elaheebocus.
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‘The Home and the Reproduction of Society: On Work, Rent and the Reach of Capital’
The early twentieth century saw a wave of anti-colonial struggles that took the form of the labour strike.