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Category: Republished

Articles Republished

China Steps Up Transnational Repression Ahead of Elections, by Brian Hioe – 30 October 2026

China has stepped up efforts to intimidate Taiwan ahead of elections in November. This has occurred with the usual combination of domestic threats and military

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Marketing Ethnonationalism: The Save Europe Act, by radical dumpling – 28 October 2026

From Czech neo-Nazi organizer Filip Vávra to fragile identitarian activists and elected politicians, Europe’s far right is building a transnational movement around tired white supremacist

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The Price of Remaining in the Crowd, by Simon Pearson – 26 October 2026

As protests spread across Europe, Albania’s proposed crackdown shows how far a government may go to make political dissent personally costly. This is a story

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‘We Changed the System’: How Serbian Students Ended Alexander Vučić’s 12 Years in Power, by Gavin Brent Sullivan and Tereza Capelos – 26 October 2026

Serbia’s student-led political movement has secured a historic election victory. Preliminary results suggest the so-called Student List has won 141 of the 250 seats in

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Interviews Republished

Women’s Movements Against Sexual Violence in India. Interview With Urvashi Butalia – 22 October 2026

They took over streets and highways, podiums and pedestals, marching into the night to smash the patriarchy. The anger found its voice in rousing and

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Book reviews Republished

Russia’s Bloody Shift from Subimperialism to New Old Imperialism, by Simon Pirani – 13 October 2026

Ilya Budraitskis and Ilya Matveev, Russia’s New Imperialism: Capital and Ideology (Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, 2026), 240 pp. In October 2022, just before the

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Yes, This “Anti-Zionism” Is Antisemitic, by Aaron Post – 12 October 2026

A large banner on the May 2026 “Unite the Kingdom” rally, a far-right demonstration called by Tommy Robinson, read “End Zionist occupation of Britain.” The

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Eritrean Incursions Raise Fears of a Wider Regional War in Ethiopia, by Daniel Berhane – 12 October 2026

Three scenarios – all grim – on how the renewed conflict in Tigray could develop. The conflict in Ethiopia’s northern region of Tigray moved a

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Interviews Republished

‘People, Not Generals, Win Wars’: Independent Student Organising in Ukraine. Interview with Dzvinka and Aistra – 12 October 2026

Priama Diia, meaning “Direct Action,” is an independent student union in Ukraine and a unique, vital example of grassroots working-class resistance. Refounded in February 2023

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Interviews Republished

“Every War Is a World War”. Interview with a Member of Taiwan Alliance for a Free Palestine – 11 October 2026

The following is an interview with friends from Taiwan who have formed the umbrella coalition Taiwan Alliance for a Free Palestine (TWAFP). The interview includes

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Republished Statements

Three Years after 7 October: Paying Tribute to the Victims, by CLARA – 7 October 2026

Three years after the terrorist attack by Hamas and its allies, we pay tribute to the victims of this mass crime, which killed more than

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Why the Student Protests in France and the Government’s Response Are Unprecedented and Unpredictable, by Robi Morder – 7 October 2026

The high school mobilisation that began in the Paris suburbs in September 2026 fits into a series of back-to-school mobilisations that secondary education has seen cyclically

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Dear Marx, I’m Writing to You from China…, by Andrea Ferrario – 7 October 2026

A comrade of Xiao Wu, an activist arrested after years of reporting on the situation of Chinese workers, writes a letter to Marx describing how

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The Left without a ‘Camp’ Is Travelling to Ukraine with the International Convoy, by Roberto Firenze and Sergio Bellavita – 6 October 2026

Roberto Firenze and Sergio Bellavita from the Collettivo Sinistra per l’Ucraina – Laboratorio internazionalista report on the Italian leg of the International Convoy for Ukraine.

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In Order to Tackle the Housing Crisis in Bulgaria, We Need to Talk About Racism, by Darina Rumenova – 6 October 2026

Ethnic divisions undermine the prospects of achieving better housing policies for all of us In recent years, rent and property prices have been a constant

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Interviews Republished

Why the U.S. Dollar Isn’t Going Anywhere (Yet). Interview with Ho-Fung Hung – 6 October 2026

To understand the enduring resilience of the U.S. dollar and the reality behind the current wave of de-dollarization rhetoric, the Monitor spoke with Professor Ho-fung

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Sudan’s Death Toll in 2025 Could Be as High as 100000, by Paola Vesco, Amber Deniz, David Randahl, Johan Brosché, Magnus Öberg – 6 October 2026

Estimates of the number of people directly killed in Sudan’s civil war vary widely, in part because counting casualties in active conflict zones is extremely

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Brazil: Lula and the Race for a Turnaround. Interview with Michael Löwy – 5 October 2026

Thiago Gama: I begin with the question you must be tired of seeing badly formulated. In Fire Alarm, you show that Benjamin inverts Marx’s metaphor.

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Interviews Republished Translated

France: The Social Anger of the Young. Interview with Laurence De Cock – 5 October 2026

In this interview conducted by Stéfanie Prezioso for Marx21, Laurence De Cock analyses the ongoing mobilisation of young people in France, its rapid spread and

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Socialists Against Antisemitism Condemns the Green Party’s ‘Zionism Is Racism’ Resolution – 4 October 2026

Socialists against Antisemitism condemns the Green Party’s adoption of its ‘Zionism is racism’ resolution. We are particularly concerned by the rejection of safeguards for Jewish

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From Berlin to Zaragoza, the European Left Talks About Housing. But Not About Those Who Have Already Lost It, by Talita de Fátima B. Moreira – 4 October 2026

Housing has become one of the main social and political conflicts in Europe. The problem is no longer limited to the cost of renting, the

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Obituaries Republished

Ivanka “Hayka” Kutsenko was killed – 2 October 2026

On the night of October 1, we learned that our comrade Hayka had been killed during an artillery strike. She was 33 years old. An

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Of Strongmen and Strawmen, by Marcela Gottschald – 1 October 2026

Latin American militarism did not disappear when dictatorships ended between the 1970s and the 1990s. In Brazil and Argentina, whose dictatorships ended in 1985 and

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Spain’s Housing Crisis Is a Warning for All of Europe – Rights Mean Nothing if They’re Not Enforced, by Andrei Quintiá Pastrana – 1 October 2026

When Maricarmen Abascal, a disabled 87 year-old, was evicted from the Madrid home where she had lived for 71 years, hundreds of people gathered outside

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Articles Republished Translated

The Colour of Housing, by Afroféminas – 1 October 2026

By the morning of 27 September, the Puerta del Sol was covered in tents. Thousands of people had marched through Madrid under the slogan “Ni

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The UAE Is Fueling Sudan’s War. U.S. Complicity Helps Make It Possible, by Husam Mahjoub – 29 September 2026

Sudan’s brutal civil war continues with no end in sight in its fourth year, largely due to the negative role of outside actors. The United

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The War Abu Dhabi Didn’t Need to Fight, by Husam Mahjoub – 29 September 2026

The UAE shares no border with Sudan and faces no refugee crisis from its war. It has only an interest in the country’s gold, ports,

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Brazilian Elections Could Determine the Shape of US Hegemony in South America, by Joshua Collins – 28 September 2026

Will the country join Ecuador, Colombia, Venezuela, Chile, Paraguay, Argentina, and Peru in submission to Washington? Brazil goes to the ballot boxes for the first

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Watch Teochew, but Speak Mandarin, by Ying-kit Chan – 28 September 2026

Queues for sold-out Singapore screenings of “Dear You”, a mostly Teochew-language mainland Chinese film, reveal attachments to ethnic Chinese dialects that decades of state policy

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Memory Work Takes the Streets in Chile, by Yasna Mussa – 25 September 2026

On the anniversary of the September 11, 1973 coup in Chile, José Antonio Kast’s administration performed indifference, but the streets told a starkly different story.

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How Should We Understand the Political Process in Sudan Today and the Experience of the Sudanese-Sudanese Dialogue?, by Fawaz Murtada – 23 September 2026

A few days ago, Sudan’s political and military authorities came together and presented a proposal for what they call a “Sudanese-Sudanese dialogue,” aimed at reaching

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George Galloway and His Political Parties: The Road From Labour Left to the Company of the Far Right, by Barnaby Marder – 23 September 2026

In September 2026 the Workers’ Party of Britain publicly disavowed the left and published a post describing Jews and their organisations as an enemy within

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The War Is Real. The War Economy Is Too, by Simon Pearson – 22 September 2026

Putinism is not an invention of the arms industry. European militarisation is not simply a neutral response to Russia. Any materialist account worth having has

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Interviews Republished

“The Politics of History Is a Disease Shared by All Post-Communist Countries”. Interview with John-Paul Himka – 18 September

Maksym Kazakov: Hello, John! You are a very well-known historian in Ukraine, and every work or article you publish sparks lively discussion. People have very

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What Went Wrong in a Chinese-Run House in Chad, by Aidan Huang – 17 September 2026

From the airplane window, the land appeared almost uniformly yellow, stretched flat and uninterrupted beneath the wing. It was not the yellow of sunlight, but

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Interviews Republished

The Jina Movement and the January 2026 Protests: Continuity or Contradiction? Interview with Elham Hoominfar – 17 September 2026

Two Uprisings and Their Internal Connection Iran Draft: In an interview marking the first anniversary of the Jina movement, or the “Woman, Life, Freedom” movement,

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Israel, Serbia, and Genocide Denial, by Neil A. Abrams – 16 September 2026

Last week, thousands of Serbs turned out for the funeral of Ratko Mladić. Mladić commanded the forces of Republika Srpska, the self-declared Bosnian Serb republic,

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Republished Statements

ASEAN and Its Member States Must Stand Against the Rising Repression of Transgender and LGBTIQ Communities Across Southeast Asia. Press Release by the ASEAN Civil Society Conference and ASEAN People’s Forum – 16 September 2026

The Malaysia National Organising Committee of the ASEAN Civil Society Conference/ASEAN People’s Forum is deeply alarmed by the growing regression of the rights, safety, dignity,

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The Burden of Proof: SIR and India’s Marginalized Citizens, by Jay Prakash Sharma – 15 September 2026

In Jharkhand, bureaucratic exclusion is often sustained by a pervasive attitude of indifference towards Adivasis. These biases make the SIR [Special Intensive Revision, the Election

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Confronting Multiple Forms of Power: Siyâvash Shahabi Against U.S. Aggression and Iranian State Repression, by Matthew N Lyons – 14 September 2026

“A serious internationalism…must oppose imperial domination without excusing local tyranny. It must learn to confront multiple forms of power at once.”“Any attempt to understand Iran’s

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How Iran Draws Citizens Into Political Surveillance, by Arash Beidollahkhani – 11 September 2026

Authoritarian governments have long drawn ordinary citizens into political surveillance. Joseph Stalin’s Soviet Union encouraged denunciations. East Germany’s secret police service, the Stasi, embedded informants

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“People, After All, Have a Much Better Chance of Survival, They Can Leave. Animals Don’t”, by Magdalena Morawik – 11 September 2026

A cat pulled from the rubble after a twelve-hour rescue operation, a dog and its owner trapped together under concrete slabs after a Russian missile

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Book reviews Republished

Russia’s New Imperialism, by Jean Batou – 11 September 2026

Ilya Budraitskis and Ilya Matveev, Russia’s New Imperialism: Capital and Ideology (Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, 2026), 240 pp. Russian imperialism is a subject that

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When the Factory Comes to the Farm: Gendered Impacts of Chinese-Led Industrialisation in Lekki, Nigeria, by Soumya Mishra – 8 September 2026

In Nigeria’s Ibeju-Lekki area, dispossession driven by the Chinese-funded Lekki Free Zone (LFZ) and the larger Lekki Free Trade Zone (LFTZ) produces gendered outcomes. Drawing

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Interviews Republished

Turkey: ’Nobody announces that democracy ends now’. Interview with Can Koçak – 7 September 2026

Can Koçak is the Britain representative of the Workers’ Party of Turkey (Türkiye İşçi Partisi), a socialist party with three sitting MPs. A fourth, Can

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Articles Republished

Russian Empire, Social Dynamics and Where Marxism Goes From Here, by Simon Pirani – 7 September 2026

What, really, have socialists learned from the Russian war on Ukraine? Has it changed our understanding of the way that imperialism works? Tell us we

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Articles Republished

Generation Z in Iran: A Contemporary Perspective, by Sharareh Akhavan – 6 September 2026

More than 15,000 teenagers answered a call from Nima Tekido, an entertainment producer and YouTube personality, to attend an event at Iran Mall in Tehran

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‘Survival of the Nation’: Israel’s Obsession With Dead Soldiers’ Sperm, by Nathalie Rozanes – 4 September 2026

Postmortem sperm retrieval has become state policy, with a quarter of all male soldiers killed since October 7 undergoing the procedure. But by creating a

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Republished Statements

Letter from Iranian Former Political Prisoners, Writers, Scholars, Activists – 4 September 2026

We, the undersigned former Iranian political prisoners, activists, writers, artists, intellectuals, academic scholars, researchers, and members of civil society within Iran and in exile, stand

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On Iranian Political Prisoners: Two Blades, and Who Gets to Hold the Scissors, by Siyâvash Shahabi – 4 September 2026

On 20 August 2026 the Guardian published an open letter to political prisoners in Iran under the title “To Iran’s political prisoners, trapped ‘between two

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The Militarization of Governance in Mexico, by Ramón I. Centeno – 3 September 2026

For the last quarter century, discussion of militarization in Mexico has centered around the missions assigned to the armed forces by the president. Over time,

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Republished Statements

Launch of Vimba! We the People Campaign: Stop. Organise. Defend. Act – 3 September 2026

Vimba! We, the People was formed in response to growing anti-rights and anti-democratic efforts to advance fundamentalist, far-right, and reductive values and legislation in South

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Herstory between Borders, by Myra Mentari Abubakar – 2 September 2026

Engku Puteri Raja Hamidah (1774-1844) and Khatijah Sidek (1918-1982) exercised political authority across a Malay world divided by colonialism. Their lives show how such figures

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The Butcher of Srebrenica: A UN Officer Had Drinks, ‘Lefts’ Had Clean Slogans, by John Davies – 1 September 2026

The Serbian general and war criminal Ratko Mladić, the butcher of Srebrenica and too many other places to mention, died last week. It’s an opportunity

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Republished Statements

Ukraine Needs International Solidarity as Russia Escalates Its Aggression, by Ukraine Solidarity Network (US) – 31 August 2026

As Russia escalates its attacks, Ukraine’s resistance holds, and peace negotiations are at an impasse, the people of Ukraine need international solidarity from anti-war people

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No Perfect Victims, No Innocent States, by radical dumpling – 29 August 2026

I was frustrated before I had even finished reading Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s warm publicized response letter to Benjamin Netanyahu this week. Partly because the message itself

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Anti-Imperialism Without Iranians, by Mina Fakhravar – 29 August 2026

The international left keeps asking Iranians which force is permitted to hurt them first. A solidarity that requires that answer is worth very little. I

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When the Mountain Breaks: Nepal’s Disaster and the Failure to Act Together, by Soumyajit Bhar – 29 August 2026

We are living through another great crisis in the Himalaya. On August 26, a mass of rock and ice collapsed high above the Nepal-Tibet border

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Nepal Floods: China’s Strict Control of Tibet Makes It Harder to Prepare for Himalayan Disasters, by Dibyesh Anand – 28 August 2026

Within the space of a few minutes on August 26, the border crossing between Nepal and China – Rasuwagadhi on the Nepali side and Gyirong

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Contemporary Chinese Colonial Paternalism and the Hypocrisy of US Far-Left Denialism, by Dibyesh Anand – 27 August 2026

While the Chinese Communist Party has long implemented a colonial-paternalist mode of governance over Tibetans and Uyghurs, there is a curious phenomenon of a notable

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War, Diplomacy and Repression: The Three-Pronged Strategy of Iran’s Islamic Republic, by Saeed Rahnema — 27 August 2026

The U.S.-Israeli Wars on Iran Achieved the Opposite of Their Intended Goal More than a year has passed since the 12-day war of June 2025,

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China: A New Prison of Nations, by Au Loong-Yu – 26 August 2026

A Hong Kong Marxist’s critique of China’s 2026 “Ethnic Unity Law” On July 1, 2026, the “Law on Promoting Ethnic Unity and Progress” came into

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Healthcare in Wartime: How Women’s Labor Is Changing, by Sasha Fokina – 26 August 2026

How has the situation with labor rights in healthcare changed since February 2022? Why is the state closing hospitals and cutting medical staff as the

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Prashad Again Leaps to Defense of Mass Murderers in Effort to Delegitimize Open Letter on Iranian Political Prisoners, by Brian Hioe – 25 August 2026

In a typical course of action, Vijay Prashad has hit out at a letter by a number of prominent left intellectuals in The Guardian criticizing

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Books Republished

Russia’s New Imperialism, by Ilya Budraitskis & Ilya Matveev – August 2026

The following is the introduction to Ilya Budraitskis and Ilya Matveev’s new book Russia’s New Imperialism: Capital and Ideology. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on February

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Against the Hierarchy of Lives — a Call for an Internationalism from Below, by Roud Collective – 25 August 2026

To the authors and signatories of the open letter in support of prisoners’ resistance against executions in Iran, and to the awakened consciences of the

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The US Is Committing Reproductive Violence Against Its Own Citizens. No Court Can Stop It, by Leah Talyansky – 25 August 2026

The US ratified a binding human rights treaty in 1992. Post-Dobbs abortion bans violate it. There’s no international court that will say so — but

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Statement from the International Emergency Campaign to Free Iran’s Political Prisoners Now on the “Open Letter to Iran’s Political Prisoners” – 24 August 2026

We firmly stand with the overall spirit and thrust of the “Open Letter To Iran’s Political Prisoners, trapped between the two blades of a scissors”

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Who Names the World? Anti-Imperialism and Iran’s Political Prisoners, by Farah Mokhtareizadeh – 24 August 2026

On June 24, 2025, the day after Israel bombed Evin Prison, the Iranian labor activist and former political prisoner Keyvan Mohtadi wrote about the people

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Interviews Republished

“Genocide Denial Is Often a State Project”. Interview With Iva Vukušić – 24 August 2026

Few atrocities have been documented as extensively as the Srebrenica genocide. Yet three decades later, denial remains politically entrenched, while the evidentiary record painstakingly assembled

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Fuel Shortages and Extractivism in Bolivia, by Claudia López Pardo – 21 August 2026

Bolivia’s energy crisis shows no signs of abating. A shortage of fuel is driving uncertainty, as people are forced to queue at gas stations in

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The DSA, Fidel Castro, and Cuba, by Dan La Botz – 21 August 2026

A few days ago, the Democratic Socialists of America, of which I am a member, posted a statement, the opening paragraph of which reads: “Today

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When Tankies Got the Tanks They Asked For, by radical dumpling – 20 August 2026

how the 1968 invasion of czechoslovakia destroyed an autonomous movement If you live outside of the Czech Republic (sorry, I just can’t bring myself to

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The Irresistible Rise and Fall of Evo Morales, by Pablo Stefanoni – 20 August 2026

Rodrigo Paz Pereira’s election to the presidency of Bolivia in October 2025 ended a long political era. Evo Morales’s Movement for Socialism (MAS) had held

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Obfuscations of Populism, by Hans Kundnani – 20 August 2026

We might call the last ten years since 2016 the “populist decade,” not so much because it was actually dominated by the real phenomenon of

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The Position of the Group of Belarusian Anarchists in Warsaw and ABC-Belarus on the War in Ukraine – 20 August 2026

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A Nation That Hunts Its Women: A Night in Chongqing, and the Country It Reveals, by Chu Yang – 19 August 2026

Content warning: this piece describes and links to images and video of organized violence against women and girls, some of them minors. I didn’t sleep

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Who Was Here First? The Two Meanings of ‘Indigenous’ in Europe, by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe – 17 August 2026

Popular culture taught generations to admire resistance to colonialism; nationalism turned ‘firstness’ into claims of exclusive ownership For many Europeans, the word “Indigenous” evokes two

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Interviews Republished

The Ecosocialist Alternative. Interview with Sabrina Fernandes – 16 August 2026

Speaking with Federico Fuentes for LINKS International Journal of Socialist Renewal, Sabrina Fernandes puts the case for ecosocialism, notes some of its important contributions to

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The Conditional Nature of Eastern European Whiteness, by radical dumpling – 15 August 2026

no, this isn’t some weird rant about “reverse racism” In February 2022, millions of Ukrainians were forced from their homes almost overnight. Before many had

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The Herat Arrests Are a Defining Moment of Taliban Repression in Afghanistan, by Fatima Yousofi – 14 August 2026

Since August 2021, the systematic dismantling of women’s rights in Afghanistan has unfolded through successive decrees that have banned girls from secondary education and universities,

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Sweeping Reshuffle at the Top of the Islamic Republic’s Power Structure, by Zamaneh Media – 13 August 2026

The appointment of veteran IRGC commanders to senior military and security posts has fueled speculation about a broader reconfiguration of power amid an unfinished war.

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Geneva Consensus Declaration Fact Sheet, by GPAHE – 12 August 2026

The Geneva Consensus Declaration is part of a growing international campaign to roll back women’s and LGBTQ+ rights. Framed as a defense of women’s health,

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The Successes and Failures of Zionism: Adin Steinsaltz and Yeshayahu Leibowitz, by Shaul Magid – 12 August 2026

“I do not worship the sacred cow of ‘national unity’. I know nothing of value that was achieved by unity.” – Yeshayahu Leibowitz For JD

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Ukraine and the Limits of Anarchist Anti-Militarism, by radical dumpling – 8 August 2026

When ABC Belarus asked to take part in the Anarchist Bookfair in Bremgarten, Switzerland, they weren’t planning to recruit soldiers for the Ukrainian army or

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A Border Spectacle, by Nabil Ferdaoussi – 7 August 2026

When thousands of young Moroccans stormed Ceuta last week, it was not an invasion, but the latest in a five-year pattern of coercive migration diplomacy

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China: The Antisemitism Tolerated by the Regime, by Andrea Ferrario – 6 August 2026

Neo-Maoist websites copy the far right and spread antisemitic ideas, but the world’s fastest censorship apparatus leaves them untouched. In North Korea, the same theories

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“Russia’s Aggression against Ukraine Demonstrates How Dangerous Historical Amnesia Can Be”. Interview with Bernhard H. Bayerlein – 5 August 2026

Why was the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact signed? What was its impact on Ukraine? How is this deal debated in modern-day Germany? Historian Bernhard H. Bayerlein, author

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Earthquakes and Governance: Why We Need a Gender Lens in Venezuela’s Compounding Crises, by Masaya Llavaneras Blanco – 4 August 2026

As one of almost 8 million diaspora Venezuelans, I was shocked about the news of the double earthquakes that hit the country on 24 June:

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Ten Lessons from Iran on Anti-Imperialism, by Collectif Roja – 2 August 2026

1. The Struggle Over the Meaning of Anti-Imperialism War not only tears apart bodies, territories, homes, and the conditions of collective life; it also fragments

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The History of Whiteness in Continental Europe and Its Colonies, by Hans Kundnani – 27 July 2026

Much of the work on the origins of whiteness that has been produced in the last few decades has focused on the British empire and

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Jentayu Issue 1: Malaysian Left Political Economy Reviewed, by Mark Johnson – 23 July 2026

The launch of Jentayu (named after a mythical bird in Malay epic tradition) is good news for the Malaysian left. A bilingual Malay- and English-language

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Debunking Soviet Myths Part 2: “The Soviet Union Was at the Vanguard of Feminism”, by radical dumpling – 22 July 2026

If you solely look at policy, it’s pretty easy to see why the Soviet Union is often described at being at the vanguard of feminism.

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The Politics of Demography, by Shreya Parikh – 22 July 2026

Behind Tunisia’s panicked headlines about falling birth rates is the darker demand that reproduction itself be policed in the name of racial purity. Over the

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Corruption and Patronage: The Missing Pieces to a Marxist Theory of the State, by Jeremy Lim Jiang Shen – 18 July 2026

Malaysia defies easy characterisations at every turn. [1] Its economy is mixed, with strong property rights and a relatively open economy on one hand, and

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Russia’s Billionaires Face a Dilemma – Putin Threatens and Protects Their Wealth, by Ilya Matveev – 14 July 2026

Among the eight billionaires who were taken off the Russian Forbes list in 2026, only four were removed because their businesses became less valuable. Three

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Easting the West: A Conversation with Chenchen Zhang – 14 July 2026

Chenchen Zhang, Easting the West: Theorizing the Postliberal Conjuncture from China (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2026), 272 pp. At a time when right-wing populism appears

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Robert Robinson, Tokenization, and the Failure of Two Systems, by radical dumpling – 13 July 2026

how parts of the left continue to perpetuate soviet tokenization In July 1930, a Black toolmaker from Detroit stepped off a ship in Leningrad, believing

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Degrowth, Marx and the Future of the Left. Interview with Kohei Saito – 12 July 2026

Interview by Antonín Hořčica, conducted in English on 1 September 2023 at the 9th International Degrowth Conference in Zagreb. AH: How are you finding the

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The Potemkin Anti-Imperialist, by radical dumpling – 12 July 2026

A concerningly large portion of the left have taken on the habit of telling themselves a fairytale about Russia. It goes something like this: somewhere

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  • China Steps Up Transnational Repression Ahead of Elections, by Brian Hioe – 30 October 2026
  • Marketing Ethnonationalism: The Save Europe Act, by radical dumpling – 28 October 2026
  • Serbia’s Victorious New Democrats Face an Old Question, by Jasmin Mujanović – 27 October 2026
  • Bolsonarismo. Interview with Rodrigo Nunes – 27 October 2026
  • Post-Election Congress Ramps Up Agenda of Amazon Destruction, by Rafael Moro Martins – 27 October 2026
  • The Price of Remaining in the Crowd, by Simon Pearson – 26 October 2026
  • ‘We Changed the System’: How Serbian Students Ended Alexander Vučić’s 12 Years in Power, by Gavin Brent Sullivan and Tereza Capelos – 26 October 2026
  • Arise, Workers of China. Interview with Eli Friedman and Yueran Zhang – 26 October 2026
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