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A new McCarthyism on both sides of the Atlantic
The following article takes the two chains apart–four degrees of hedged separation in the British case, and in the American one the discovery that socialists are interested in socialism.
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The defense revolving-door, Silicon Valley edition
An eye-opening glimpse at the links between two congressional committees and more than 100 defense contractors, consultants, and lobbyists.
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Snatching away a right of the people
It was the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act, later to be renamed Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act that was enacted by the UPA-I government under Left pressure (since the government depended on Left support).
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Remembering Federico García Lorca, 90 years since his assassination by Franco’s fascists
August 18 marked 90 years since the murder of Federico García Lorca, the great Spanish poet and dramatist who was executed by Franco’s fascist forces near Granada in 1936, during the first weeks of the Spanish Civil War.
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Why Albert Einstein’s ‘Why Socialism?’: An Interview with John Bellamy Foster (Part 4)
We have to get back the kind of public intellectuals, real left intellectuals, Marxist intellectuals who are not just academics.
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The roots of capitalism run through slavery: The Thirty-Fourth Newsletter (2026)
Behind the polished story of Western progress lies another history: steam power, modern banking, and industrial capitalism were not born of peaceful innovation but paid for with the blood of enslaved people.
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Impact of climate change may be equivalent to 3.3 million years of transformations in tropical vegetation
Species that have evolved in stable environments, shaped by millions of years of constancy, may be the first to suffer.
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U.S. meddling in Brazilian elections, preparing for possible military intervention
The United States is interfering in the Brazilian presidential elections, pressuring the Brazilian electorate into voting for right-wing candidate Flavio Bolsonaro, the son of disgraced former president, Jair Bolsonaro.
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The impunity granted to Israel is as shocking as its violence
More incitement to violence from Israeli Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir exposes how colonial violence is aimed at the entire colonised population.
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The Emerging Geography of Science: China in the middle?
IN June 2026, The Nature Index, one of the most well-regarded barometers of high-quality research, issued the annual Research Leaders rankings.
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LNG impacts to biodiversity in the Gulf South
Currently, there are 36 liquefied natural gas terminals and expansion projects proposed, under construction or actively operating in the United States, with 28 concentrated in the Gulf Coast.
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Beyond the ‘delcyification’ of analysis
Siege, survival, and the dialectics of Venezuelan sovereignty.
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The U.S. War Department’s September 1945 secret plan to wage nuclear war against the USSR
204 Atomic Bombs, 66 Urban Areas. “Wipe the Soviet Union Off the Map”
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Azerbaijan jails four for promoting communism and carrying Soviet flags
A court in Baku sentenced four Azerbaijani citizens to prison terms of 18 months to two years on July 29 for promoting communist ideology and attempting to organize a march carrying Soviet flags.
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History has proven Leibowitz right
Professor Leibowitz was raised as an Orthodox Jew and remained one throughout his life. I had become observant barely a decade earlier and was drawn to this brilliant polymath—a deeply committed Judaic scholar and a fearless critic of oppression and injustice. I was eager to understand his views on science, Judaism, and Zionism.
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Emissions, sea level and ocean heat reach record highs
Meteorologists’ report shows record and near-record temperatures across the globe in 2025.
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Marxism wasn’t exported to the Caribbean it was proven there
One of the most persistent and recycled claims in anti-communist “left” discourse is the way Black radical scholarship is selectively invoked to discredit Marxism itself.
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Oman’s forgotten feminist Marxist revolution
Oman’s lesser-known communist separatist guerrilla. Today in 1965, Dhofar’s independence movement took up armed struggle.
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65 years since the construction of the Berlin Wall – The GDR and the Cold War
Sixty-five years ago today (13 August), the “Berlin Wall” was erected.
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Americans are NOT wealthy: The truth about the U.S. economy
Media outlets often claim Americans are wealthier than Europeans, but it’s not true. Average wealth looks high, but is skewed by extreme inequality. U.S. median wealth is quite low. This is the real data.
