Richard Seymour on how crisis and catastrophe are feeding the far-right surge.

European Parliament elections in Belgium are once again taking place in the shadow of national parliamentary and regional elections. One could, therefore, expect similar results in both sets of polls.

Just as unprecedented peak temperatures were being recorded in several cities around the world, organized communities in Latin America were mobilizing against extractivism, as well as in favour of environmental protection and the right to protest in its defence.

The Left has tossed Lenin’s corpse to the victors of history—both the Stalinists and their liberal opponents.

Adopted in October 2022 at the Museum of Black Civilizations, Dakar, Senegal.

A. is based on recognition of the right of all peoples to dispose of an independent state.

Joachim Mwami on translating Marx—and Marxism—into the vocabulary of East Africa

Mapping the fight for women’s liberation in Gaza and the West Bank.

In the fourth episode of K is for Karl, Paul Mason travels to Manchester, the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution. Here, Mason shows us how the use of human labour and the development of machinery brought about contemporary capitalism.

What’s happening in Cape Town now might soon happen to many places in the world. To prevent socio-ecological crises like this we need to manage our resources more rationally and collectively.

Veteran labor activist Bill Fletcher jr. talks about how capitalism is based on the slave trade and colonialism, the Black contribution to Marxism, and the need to organize.