By Hassan Jan The protests in India, against the Islamophobic new citizenship law called CAA (Citizenship Amendment Act), have entered the eighth week. The law,
Category: International Archive
By Richard Mellor in California I haven’t been watching the impeachment proceedings in the US senate. It’s all a bit of a show, no doubt.
By Michael Roberts Stakeholder capitalism – that’s the way to ‘shape’ capitalism into something inclusive of all. That was the message of Klaus Schwab, the
By Richard Mellor in California “You can’t talk about solving the economic problem of the Negro without talking about billions of dollars. You can’t talk
By John Pickard The Social Democratic Party leadership of Berlin have rocked the establishment by trying to implement a rent freeze. The German capital has
By John Pickard In ordering the assassination of General Qassem Soleimani, the head of Iran’s elite al-Quds force, Donald Trump has made the most serious foreign policy
By Richard Mellor I worked in the streets of Oakland and surrounding towns for 30 years. I worked for the water utility that supplies some
By Greg Oxley, PCF Paris 10 Macron’s pension reform threatens a major setback for the the rights and living conditions of working people in France. It is
By Reda Benchouchane, a PCF militant in Paris The feverish crisis of the Macron-Philippe government was clear from the events in the last week. France has
By Richard Mellor in California Here in the US we are in the belly of the capitalist beast. Most of the globe’s billionaires are here
