Basile Copin discusses France’s student uprising, which beyond demands relating to education, has started to take a stand against neoliberal and far-right policies.

The first round of Brazil's election was a victory for the far right. MES/PSOL argue for an unrelenting struggle to turn the ...

Beginning in the banlieues, France’s student revolt has become national in scope, taking on economic and racial oppression as ...

Steve Elmer argues that under Delcy Rodríguez, Chavismo has abandoned its defining feature: defense of national sovereignty.

Michael Löwy warns that democracy is at risk in Brazil and that, despite his contradictions, Lula is the only option to stop ...

Gilbert Achcar addresses Palestinian liberation strategies and the role of violence in anti-occupation struggles.

Will French students protesting austerity ignite a wider social movement ahead of the 2027 presidential campaign? William ...

Lizzie O’Shea argues that Big Tech and states are seeking to crush democracy, but there are clear opportunities for our side ...

Bernard Rioux explains the importance of the social left voting for Québec solidaire despite the limits of its electoral ...

William I. Robinson is Distinguished Professor of Sociology, Global Studies, and Latin American Studies at the University of California, Santa Barbara and the author of numerous books including, Can ...

Jason Devine contends that Hegel’s ‘Phenomenology of Mind’ was the foundation for both Marx’s first major writing and his initial foray into a dialectical critique of political economy.