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Canada’s ultra-rich are no friends of democracy
Tobi Lütke’s remarks reflect a long tradition of elite hostility to democratic equality.
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Europe boils and burns: capitalism’s climate hellscape
If you want to know how many lives our rulers are willing to sacrifice to defend the fossil fuel industry, you could start by looking at Europe.
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Humanity and Nature Through Social Production: An Interview with John Bellamy Foster (Part 1)
The beauty of Marx’s analysis in ecological terms is that he provided the only theoretical approach that connected society and nature.
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Environmental Transition and the Fight Against Exterminationism
Ecological science turned toward struggle must be intimately associated with the class struggle.
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China’s Emergence as a Technological Leader: Implications for Global South Development
China’s Marxist economic policy was developed to deal with a specific country at a specific stage of development. But this does not mean that it is not relevant to other countries.
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The long goodbye to the U.S. dollar: The Thirtieth Newsletter (2026)
The dollar may appear to be a neutral currency, yet it is in fact a form of imperial power, disciplining economies, financing war, and forcing the Global South to fund its own subordination.
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Europe’s scorching heatwave – capitalist climate crisis intensifies
“This heatwave is a dress rehearsal… they are getting more frequent, stronger and lasting longer. Every summer we fail to prepare for them is a summer we pay for in lives.”
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The Lahore Declaration: In the Spirit of the Comintern
The conference in Lahore centered on the principal contradictions of our time: world capitalism, neocolonialism, and imperialism on the one hand, and the forces resisting them on the other. It is rare for seminars like these to have such clarity of purpose.
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You will own nothing: The age of rentier capitalism
Replacing property with permission.
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On Reparations: A Conversation with Kwesi Pratt Jr.
No amount of money can repair the damage which has been caused to the African people through the transatlantic slave trade, classical colonialism, and today’s neocolonialism. No amount of money can pay for that damage. The essence of reparatory justice is a just reconstruction of the world, an entirely new world.
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The revolt against U.S. payment monopolies
In July 2025, Trump imposed a 50% tariff on Brazilian goods in a failed attempt to stop the prosecution of former President Jair Bolsonaro, who was later sentenced to 27 years in prison for plotting a coup.
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Imperialism and the moral decay of the West
The irreversible decline of the U.S. empire’s global hegemony is not merely an economic or technological issue.
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“Yanks to the rescue”: 30 years since the U.S. helped re-elect Boris Yeltsin
The thirtieth anniversary of the 1996 election is therefore not merely a historical commemoration.
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Cashew capitalism – part two
Guinea-Bissau’s geography had always made it profitable for smuggling–particularly in the Bijagós archipelago, with its more than eighty islands and complex coastal waterways.
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David Harvey: ‘The Story of Capital: What Everyone Should Know About How Capital Works’ – Review
The struggles over what kind of place we inhabit and what kind of people we want to be is a form of general political and social struggle that is central to what socialist consciousness must embrace. It is oppositional to the alienated and exclusionary nationalism that frequently attaches to the toxic form of developmentalism that too often corrupts anticapitalist politics.
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Sink the superyachts!
These toys of the ultrarich are environmentally destructive and multiplying fast. They should not exist.
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Uncovering the ‘billionaire coup against democracy’
A new report finds that governments worldwide are reshaping labour law to favour corporate power.
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Why Socialists Must Understand Metabolic Rifts
At the Marxism 2026 conference in Toronto last month, Ian Angus spoke at a release event for his new book, Metabolic Rifts: Capitalism’s Assault on the Earth System, out now from Monthly Review Press.
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Higher hospital prices mean smaller paychecks and inflated premiums
State legislatures can intervene to help control costs.
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Will betting on wildfires lead to arson?
Fire survivors say using prediction markets to gamble on wildfire is “morally reprehensible.”
