The key difference between its existential crises in 1914-45 and now is that State intervention through demand management to overcome the current stagnation crisis is no longer possible.

The Israeli Army has accused Hamas of launching the kites and ordered military action be taken “against this lethal weapon” and “those operating it”.

Left and progressive movements across Europe are shaping the agenda for the upcoming political season. Over the coming weeks, a host of festivals and other events will bring together activists, artists, trade unionists, and many others to translate their ongoing struggles into a concrete plan for the coming year. Among these gatherings are Potere al Popolo’s PAP Camp in Italy, La Fête de l’Humanité in France, and ManiFiesta in Belgium.

Across Latin America, the angry tide is attempting to transform society itself, not merely enact this or that legislation.

Fidel Castro’s centenary offers an important moment to reflect on the enduring relationship he forged with Africa and the solidarity Cuba extended to African liberation movements and newly independent states.

Trump’s announcement that the US was reducing the scope of the annual US-South Korean military exercises due to his good relationship with Pyongyang sparked speculation about the motivation behind the move.

Instead of “turning the other cheek”, we should exert countervailing pressure on the US, citing penal trade tariffs.

Protesters, mainly transportation workers, are using strikes and roadblocks to protest the rampant rise in fuel prices. Fujimori has promised a temporary subsidy, which satisfies some but not everyone.

The crises of international law are generally episodic. The tragedies of environmental law are structural.

The growth in unemployment highlights the deeply rooted economic challenges facing the country which continues to grapple with the legacies of colonialism and apartheid.

The immediate task is to prevent a humanitarian disaster. The larger task is to replace coercion with sovereign cooperation and to help Cuba build an energy system that cannot again be strangled by a foreign power.

It happened on May 25, 2020, in Minneapolis, in the US. George Floyd (a Black man) was arrested on suspicion of attempting to pay for a pack of cigarettes with a counterfeit $20 bill. Police officer Derek Chauvin (a white man) pinned him to the ground and pressed down on his neck for more than 9 minutes. It was to no avail that George Floyd repeated “I can’t breathe” more than 20 times. He lost consciousness and died of asphyxiation. In other words, he was murdered by the police officer. This incident sparked a wave of outrage and protests that spread to more than 2,000 cities across the US and beyond.

Thousands demonstrated against a controversial Bill that allows for the expedited eviction of tenants and limits the government’s ability to expropriate property, among other things.

For decades, the US and the institutions it dominates, exercised a powerful privilege: they determined the question that countries in the Middle East were required to answer.

Between October 7, 2023 and November 30, 2025, India made at least 2,596 shipments of small arms, ammunition and military vehicle components to Israel for such aggressive purposes, as per Amnesty’s report.

An interview with Ecuadorian professor Miguel Ruiz on the rise of the Right in Latin America, US influence, neoliberalism, and the challenges facing the Left and progressive movements.

The victims were among the 308 people from the same clan who were massacred in Israeli airstrikes on a residential block in Gaza City in November 2023.

The past week saw the killing of three Palestinians, including a teenage footballer, at the hands of illegal Israeli settlers and the IOF. Understand why it is concentrated east of Ramallah.

Petro spoke about alleged electoral fraud (which he claimed was orchestrated by Israel), the incoming government, and the achievements of his administration.

A chickenpox outbreak emerges as another consequence of Israel's systematic attacks on Gaza's infrastructure and obstruction of essential supplies.

The government called the decision a "lamentable milestone" in relations with the US.

During the World Cup, the industry behind the tournament transforms the game of soccer into a driver of global capitalism, exploitation, and gender oppression.

On July 15, the two national teams will face off in Atlanta, reviving one of the most important classics in world soccer – not necessarily because of their sporting rivalry, but rather because of the history of military dominance that surrounds it all.

The battle for energy supremacy is entering a new phase, and may shape the international order as deeply as oil did in the last century.

A recent study found that 24–30% of the weight lost with these medicines may come from mostly muscle loss rather than fat.

As debates over democracy and governance intensify across Africa, the Alliance of Sahel States has advanced a political struggle that challenges conventional understandings of democratic transition in the context of its fight for sovereignty.

The politics of nuclear anticipation from Berlin to Tehran, and the danger to international stability.

The medievalist scholar was captured by the Gestapo while participating in the French Resistance and was later tortured and executed by firing squad.

The US is holding a gun to the heads of countries to make adjustments, insisting on a favourable deal for itself.

IG Metall's Ulrike Eifler spoke to BreakThrough News about trade union resistance to militarization and strengthening the international anti-war movement.

Analysts suggest that the shift in the balance of power, resulting from the recent regional war, has pushed Syria’s new ruler to reconsider his stance towards Hezbollah, despite enjoying support from the Trump administration.

How can movements confront a digital capitalism that has become technologically advanced to an unprecedented degree?

The United Nations Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory has concluded that children themselves have become deliberate targets of Israeli military policy.

The indictment of Raúl Castro is an attempt to delegitimise the revolution that Che fought for and the former Cuban President spent decades institutionalising.

The decade of economic sanctions imposed by Washington means that Venezuela was already short on medical supplies, equipment, and other vital materials to help rescue efforts.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer resigned on Monday amid widespread discontent with his policies and mounting calls for him to step down.

There is no guarantee that the aggressors will learn lessons in history from this war in future, despite the massive loss of lives.

The country should brace up for resistance to the regulatory compromises with regard to the Vizag data centre project.

Instead of introducing “reforms” in the foreign exchange market, India needs to introduce controls in this market.

A Scottish artist and theorist argued that the same principles governing musical harmony also determine beauty in architecture, colour, geometry, and the human form, revealing how music influenced 19th-century theories of aesthetics and perception.

The Conference of the Left in South Africa has brought together a wide range of left-wing political parties, socialist organizations, and progressive movements in an effort to forge greater unity, coordination, and collective action among working-class forces.

The BJP-led government’s move to jack up prices is fraught with serious adverse consequences for the working people.

In this article, we briefly review what the polls are saying and the profiles of the leading candidates vying for the presidency.

At the same time, several Chavista activists condemned the military exercises and called for an end to such activities.

The global outrage over Gaza, the continued symbolic power of Palestinian prisoners, and the persistence of international solidarity movements all indicate that the Palestinian struggle remains profoundly alive.

The ‘Fan Within Fiction’ project explores the relationship between a fan and fiction by placing the former directly into iconic animated scenes.

African Liberation Day was commemorated across Africa by movements and organizations calling for the defense of sovereignty, stronger organizing, and deeper international solidarity.

At least 15,000 people demonstrated in Rome against war and the war economy, demanding an industrial policy centered on workers’ needs and dignity.

The Taiwan Strait remains a dangerous military flashpoint. But it is also becoming a mirror of a wider crisis in global strategic confidence.

The PIE Amendment Bill gazetted in 2026 is facing criticism for the changes it seeks to make to a law that was originally introduced after apartheid to protect poor and vulnerable communities from arbitrary evictions and homelessness.