French Communists: ‘We can definitely win’ no confidence vote against Macron on pensions
Roger McKenzie//3:57pm, Mar 22nd '23

French Communists: ‘We can definitely win’ no confidence vote against Macron on pensions

French Communists said Saturday that they “can definitely win” a vote of no confidence in the government of President Emmanuel Macron.Monday’s confidence vote was tabled after Macron decided to force

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The 20th anniversary of the Iraq War
Luis Lazaro Tijerina USA//6:43pm, Mar 20th '23

The 20th anniversary of the Iraq War

American imperialist wars have always been wars of murdering invasions which inevitably bring about social and political chaos once their troops have forced their adversaries to submit to a political alliance

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Timing is Everything
Jerry Grey China//6:40pm, Mar 18th '23

Timing is Everything

About the only thing that is certain on the issue of the Nord Stream sabotage is that China didn’t do it. But, as global headlines declare, the plot keeps thickening as theories keep changing even that

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MONEY, FINANCE AND CAPITAL ACCUMULATION IN ZIMBABWE
Francis Garikayi//11:12pm, Mar 16th '23

MONEY, FINANCE AND CAPITAL ACCUMULATION IN ZIMBABWE

IntroductionThe Southern African nation of Zimbabwe became the first country in the world to record hyperinflation in the 21st century. In November 2008, the country’s month-over-month inflation reached

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Largest Bank Collapse Since 2008 Crisis Hits the U.S.
Karl Fluri Canada//10:44pm, Mar 14th '23

Largest Bank Collapse Since 2008 Crisis Hits the U.S.

The United States (U.S.) is facing the most significant banking crisis since 2008, with three banks: Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), Signature Bank, and Silvergate Capital, collapsing in the last 48 hours.

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Capitalism and Corruption the Normalising Effects of Legality
Karl Fluri Canada//9:09pm, Mar 13th '23

Capitalism and Corruption the Normalising Effects of Legality

Historically, legalisation and criminalisation have impacted the perception of morality for many people. Criminal behaviour is often more broadly perceived as harmful and restricted to those of poor character.

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Sleepwalking into War - Part 2
Stewart McGill UK//8:29pm, Mar 12th '23

Sleepwalking into War - Part 2

Why the Inflation Reduction Act matters to Africa, Europe and saving the environment. The previous article focused on how decoupling is all about impeding China’s development. In this, we will talk

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Sleepwalking into War - Part 1
Stewart McGill UK//1:14am, Mar 11th '23

Sleepwalking into War - Part 1

MINERALS AND CHIPS “Decoupling” and ‘Inflation Reduction Act” A Two-Faced American Aggression. In the first of these articles I look at how America’s “Decoupling” from China threatens world

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Canadian women fight to make government’s $10-per-day childcare promise a reality
Helen Kennedy Canada//1:52pm, Mar 8th '23

Canadian women fight to make government’s $10-per-day childcare promise a reality

Ask anyone in the women’s movement what they believe is the most important program to ensure women’s equality, and they more often than not will reply, “childcare.” That’s why the Canadian federal

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175 years of the Communist Manifesto and Workers Strike in Europe
Valentin Cartillier France//12:56am, Mar 8th '23

175 years of the Communist Manifesto and Workers Strike in Europe

Of course, we have all read, and all do read the Communist Manifesto. As we celebrate its 175th anniversary it is imperative to not only consider how we read it, but how it reads us. For how can it be

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CLASS AND CIVIL WAR IN THE UKRAINE
Luis Lazaro Tijerina USA//10:11pm, Mar 6th '23

CLASS AND CIVIL WAR IN THE UKRAINE

As the light of reason and sanity begin to dim in the diplomatic chambers of Western Europe, an imperialist war such as has never been seen before in human history is imminent. The ultimate question is

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Has Populism Killed Democracy?
Jerry Grey China//12:23am, Mar 5th '23

Has Populism Killed Democracy?

There are two aspects to this comment: one, what is democracy, the other, is how is it different from populism?I’ll provide examples of both; you can form your own opinion and see whether you agree with

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