Archive | June, 2026

JAMIE BRITTON recommends this fine analysis of the architectural, ecological and infrastructural destruction of the Gaza Strip.

On historical interpretation, the false equivocation of academic revisionism & politically motivated negationism, and the need to reclaim terminology.

Europe’s rulers are arming for a fight over their place in a world Washington can no longer hold together. They wave the banner of “Russian aggression,” but what they are after is control of Eurasia’s resources, pipelines, ports and trade routes.

Israeli occupation forces are shooting Palestinians, carrying out airstrikes, and expanding the territory under their direct occupation as if no truce with Hamas has been reached.

The ‘Wages of Dreamwork’ is an ambitious and timely contribution to debates on labour, culture and social reproduction under contemporary capitalism. Drawing from autonomist Marxism, feminist theory, critical management studies and the history of avant-garde artistic practice, Stevphen Shukaitis and Joanna Figiel examine how creativity, desire and the search for meaningful activity have become increasingly central to capitalist accumulation.

Thoughts on the Peter Pan generation and how its shaped our relationship to money.

Bolivia’s Congress has cleared the road for martial law.

The U.S. Department of Energy has decided to transfer the “excess weapons-grade plutonium accumulated during the Cold War” to private companies for processing into nuclear fuel. That is the official version.

On the centenary of her birth, JOHN GREEN celebrates the life—and politics—of Marilyn Monroe.

The Conference of the Left in South Africa has brought together a wide range of left-wing political parties, socialist organizations, and progressive movements in an effort to forge greater unity, coordination, and collective action among working-class forces.

This government’s embrace of deregulation and extraction shows how deeply profit-driven assumptions shape public life.