The article which follows was written at the beginning of the month when the continuing deforestation of the Amazon led to the yet more murders of the indigenous population. Since then the crisis…
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It did not take the fatal consequences of recent record temperatures in Western Europe, or the recent wildfires in California, monsoon floods in Nepal, India and Bangladesh or the Mozambique…
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The capitalist mode of production, characterised by exchange for profit, private property, wage labour and capital accumulation, has only existed for around 300 years. Since the late 19th century…
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Two pieces of news from Mexico currently appear in the press around the world: a new historical record in the number of homicides and the explosion of a Pemex pipeline in Tlahuelilpan, which has…
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From the standpoint of a higher economic form of society, private ownership of the globe by single individuals will appear quite as absurd as private ownership of one man by another. Even a…
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We may never know how many people lost their lives in this horrific fire. The images and stories over the past few days have been unbearable; people trapped in blazing rooms, holding their…
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Another wet winterval of woe in the UK. From Ballater to Blackburn countless homes have been rendered uninhabitable, small and larger businesses disrupted, and major and minor elements of…
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(Picture above: Angry workers confront police in Soma)
It is not clear yet how many workers have been murdered in the mining disaster in Soma, Manisa in Western Turkey. At the time of…