Subjects Archives: Inequality

Our political system is not the one that prevents us from moving forward. I repeat that the blame lies with the blockade imposed by the United States government.

The Jevons Paradox, Marx, the Modern Left, Deep Greens, AI and Collapse.

What emerges in Vida Café is not simply a set of solutions to a moment of crisis. It’s the outline of a different logic: one in which production, infrastructure, and care are organized by the people themselves, and where the capacity to respond to immediate needs opens onto the possibility of something more.

Spain’s Council of Ministers today approved a Royal Decree for the extraordinary regularization of thousands of migrants.

There is a broader context for the Olympics committee’s recently announced ban on transgender women athletes—one that wants to turn back the clock on gender politics.

Markets are trying to keep the simulation going a little longer, but they cannot. The old is dying and the new, now, can be born.

After several years when the far right seemed to be growing almost unopposed, there is now a growing backlash to the backlash.

In his first interview since returning from Gaza, David McIntosh says he witnessed Israeli soldiers firing open fire on crowds of Palestinians seeking aid.

Efforts to control Black mobility—from early passports to the Fugitive Slave Act—laid much of the groundwork for today’s border regimes.

Capitalism is invariably hostile to any collective praxis against it, even if this collective praxis takes the form of just trade union action.

Palestine Action, a direct-action group protesting against Israeli war crimes, was proscribed by the British government in July 2025.

Rising temperatures and overfishing have seen the U.K.’s iconic cod decline for over a decade. Now, consumers are warned to “completely avoid” eating the fish.

The Election Commission of India struck out the names of over 9 million voters, mostly belonging to minority Muslims, just before the legislative assembly elections in the country’s eastern state of West Bengal.

Ottawa’s actions at home contradict its criticism of Israel’s death penalty law.

Before the war began in February 2026, there was some rare good news for Iran’s imperiled Asiatic cheetahs.

Israeli soldiers beat a 68-year-old Palestinian woman to death during a raid on her home in the town of Jayyous, in the northern occupied West Bank on Tuesday.

The Iranian military remain ready to confront any ‘new mistake by the enemy.’

This week in working class history.

Psychologist Dr. John Gartner warns that President Trump is “not the same man he was four weeks ago” and exhibiting signs of frontotemporal dementia.

As the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments last week about the constitutionality of President Donald Trump’s executive order to end birthright citizenship, Justice Sonia Sotomayor seemed skeptical. The order as written applies only to babies born in the future, and the Trump administration has asked the court to exclude current citizens from any decision. Still, […]