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Rehearsal for an Afternoon in the Future: Augusto Boal in a Caracas Commune
Rehearsal never really stops: people plan, argue, and intervene in their own reality all the time, so the distance between stage and audience was minimal from the start.
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Imperialism turns El Niño into mass death
The last El Niño anywhere near this strong came in 1877. It set off famines that killed tens of millions of people across India, China and Brazil.
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‘Dumbfounds us all’: Congress struggles with policies rippling from AI development
The challenges and dire threats surrounding the unchecked growth of artificial intelligence appear unlikely to move Congress or President Donald Trump to act as the U.S. Senate enters its last week before the midterms.
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Will the French have a fascist President next May?
John Mullen analyses the French far right and its left opposition ahead of the presidential election in May 2027.
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Stand with Cuba in fight to defend its revolution!
Protest U.S. rulers’ blockade, threats of war.
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AI giants probe ‘tens of thousands’ of security incidents—some involving government sites
“Insane that we allow this,” one journalist said of the rapidly advancing technology. “Sleepwalking into disaster or worse.”
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Saudi Arabia’s desperate situation
After relying on an unreliable Trump for defense, suspending normalization talks with Israel, and losing access to the Bab-al-Mandab Strait, Saudi Arabia turns to hesitant allies for help.
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Planetary Health Check: Mounting pressure on life support systems
‘Our margin for error in tackling these problems is shrinking’.
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The war against Iran and the dialectics of resistance
There is a dialectics of aggression and also a dialectics of resistance involved here. Imperialism was emboldened to attack Iran because of the relative ease with which it carried out its operations in Venezuela; and had the regime change in Iran occurred as easily as imperialism had imagined, then it would have been further emboldened to carry its attacks immediately to other countries. But the resistance in Iran, which came as a big surprise for it, has stopped it in its tracks for the time being.
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AI: the biggest economic bet in U.S. history
The warning signs of the coming crash keep multiplying.
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Siege warfare by other means: The U.S. economic measures against Cuba
How the Trump Administration is using starvation and misery to achieve regime change in Cuba.
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Looter Giants Disguised as Windmills
The ideology and methods used to eliminate Argentina’s National Institute of Tropical Medicine are exemplary, revealing the intentions of a project of profound social change, disguised in circumstantial justification.
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Amnesty International calls for abolition of ICE for the first time in new report
International human rights organization Amnesty International has called for the abolition of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in a new report alleging human rights abuses in the Trump administration’s immigration operations.
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California orders review of AI ‘kill switch’, safety controls
California Governor Gavin Newsom ordered a review of a possible mandatory AI “kill switch,” independent audits and incident reporting amid growing concerns over advanced systems escaping human control.
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Capitalism won’t fall on its own
Trillions of dollars are pouring into artificial intelligence.
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The uses—and misuses—of Social Reproduction Theory
What is Social Reproduction Theory? It is a Marxist feminist term which covers how capitalism depends on unpaid care in the home for the ongoing reproduction of human life and labour.
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Is still smells of sulphur: 20 years since Chávez’s speech at the UN
On 20 September 2006, Hugo Chávez stepped up to the granite podium of the United Nations General Assembly. A day earlier, from that exact same spot, the President of the United States, George W. Bush, had spoken. Chávez crossed himself, said that the room still smelled of sulphur, and the hall burst into laughter and […]
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Michael Jackson – They Don’t Care About Us (Prison Version) (Official Video)
Spike Lee directed two short films for Michael Jackson’s “They Don’t Care About Us.” This version was filmed in a prison and was aired only at certain hours due to controversial content.
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What’s the deal with productivity?
The bosses are trying to convince workers that lower corporate taxes, fewer regulations and workers’ rights, and less union power would be good for real wages. What they really want is more profits.
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Deaths from ectopic pregnancy have doubled in the United States since 2020
In a deeper sense, a death from ectopic pregnancy is an indicator of whether a society will defend the lives of working-class women.
