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Mexico City protest demands Mexico continue sending oil to Cuba
The organizations and the José Martí Association of Cuban Residents in Mexico called for strengthening international solidarity, demanding an end to the blockade, and supporting the Cuban people, reiterating that “Cuba is not alone.”
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Critical Realism and Human–Nature Relations: An Interview with John Bellamy Foster
Monthly Review editor John Bellamy Foster was interviewed by Andreas Vavvos in conjunction with a forthcoming special issue of the Journal of Critical Realism, edited by Vavvos, Leigh Price, and Jan Zumoberhaus. A video of the conversation is below.
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The role of Indigenous women in enhancing food security and protecting ecosystems
As many parts of East Africa enter the traditional first rain season of the year, farmers are expressing uncertainty, especially after the flooding that hit Kenya in April 2024.
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Data center boom, corporate extraction, and the obfuscation of the land question in the U.S.
The grassroots resistance against data centers is about more than zoning and community benefit agreements. It is the latest front in America’s war against the people over land, sovereignty, and who controls the future.
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U.S. labor independence and solidarity with Venezuela
Illegal U.S. military strikes on January 3, 2026, against Venezuela have elicited a flood of resolutions from labor unions. Some of these have focused solely on the U.S. aggression and solidarity with the Venezuelan people. Others have gone further to condemn the kidnapping and arrest of President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores. In […]
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From blockade to asphyxiation: the U.S. war on Cuba enters its most brutal phase
On January 29, U.S. President Donald Trump declared Cuba an “unusual and extraordinary threat” to U.S. national security and tightened the blockade against the island nation
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‘We cannot separate imperialism from domestic militarization’: Understanding the links between ICE, Gaza, and U.S. foreign policy
Mondoweiss interviews author Harsha Walia about the history of ICE and how Trump’s immigration crackdown is closely linked to U.S. imperialism abroad, including in Palestine.
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Notes from the Editors: February 2026 (Volume 77, Number 9)
On October 21, 2025, four British newspapers headlined the same story, claiming that a Cambridge study had shown that Frederick Engels was grossly mistaken on the class divisions in Manchester in The Condition of the Working Class in England, published in 1845.