July 2026

Dire Straits

Revisiting permanent revolution in a time of permanent crisis Commentary by Dr. Michael John-Hopkins The current moment is undeniably dangerous. A prolonged conflict in the Middle East is now triggering sustained energy shortages, global recession,…


Structural Adjustment As Re-Colonization

IMF, World Bank owe reparations to countries of the global south By Jason Hickel, Salmaan Keshavjee, Maxine Burkett, and Eugene T Richardson Introduction Beginning in the 1980s and 1990s, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and…


China is Shattering US Technological Hegemony

Commentary by Bappa Sinha The United States’ escalating campaign of export controls, sanctions, and technology denial against China is widely described as a “great power competition” or a “new Cold War.” Such framings obscure the…


Public Factories

An Answer To Monopoly Profiteering By Joel Dodge Last month, the Congressional Progressive Caucus unveiled a “New Affordability Agenda,” a package of policy reforms aimed at addressing voters’ cost-of-living concerns. The agenda includes efforts to…


Record Deaths in ICE Detention

By Haddy Gassama Despite abhorrent conditions and increasing deaths in ICE detention, the Trump administration’s new warehouse detention system would increase capacity to 96,000 people and undoubtedly lead to continued abuse. Immigration and Customs Enforcement…


Prairieland and the Government’s

Anti-Solidarity Strategy By In Defense of Movements (IDOM) Prairieland is not an anomaly, it’s a precedent. The Prairieland trial marked the first case in which the government prosecuted left-wing demonstrators and alleged they are part…


U.S. Is Preparing A Coup

Against Mexico By Pedro Mellado Rodríguez Infamy advances, evolves, has new faces and assumes new perverse strategies in Latin America, which has become a space of dispute against governments that are not aligned with the…


U.S. Proxy War on Russia

What Comes Next? By Brian Berletic Behind the loud declarations of a desire for peace, a far broader and harsher strategy is unfolding — one whose consequences extend far beyond Ukraine. Despite claims by the…


What Cannot Be Bombed

Iran’s logic of self-reliant development By Zeinab Ghasemi Tari On February 28, 2026, a joint U.S.-Israeli force invaded Iran while the country was actively engaged in negotiations with the United States. That same day, Iran’s…