Austerity today is associated with individuals, and with them the ideologies of these figures. Names like Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan are seen as inherently intertwined with “neo…
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In the mid April federal by-elections the Liberals swept the three contested ridings securing a majority government. This was made possible with two conservative members of parliament crossing the…
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From time to time, in the Communist Left, but more often in radical reformist circles, there appear criticisms against our – supposed – position on intervention in “economic” struggles; that is to…
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On 27 February 2026 the labour reform was definitively adopted by the Senate. It had already been approved by the Argentine Congress a week earlier, by a vote of 135 to 115. This reform, supported…
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South Asia has long had a complex relationship with gender non-conforming people. Identities such as Hijras, Kothis, Aravanis, Jogappas, and others have historically existed within specific socio…
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Workers across the world and in almost all industries are once again feeling the need to struggle against the attacks on our living standards. Unions, which form an important part of our working…
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The working class continues to face an unending barrage of attacks from the bosses. Wars are starting all over, and the cost of living continues going up. Capitalism seems set to continue lording…
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The drums of war are beating again, this time along the border of Afghanistan and Pakistan, but the impact is far beyond the mountains of the Durand Line.(1) This is not a border issue; it is…