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In this new postscript to various translations of his book on the Gaza genocide, Achcar addresses the role of violence in anti-occupation struggles.

Thoughts from a Ukrainian and a Polish

The Fain administration’s efforts to consolidate its hold on power reveal the difficulty of sustaining a cohesive vision once the immediate enemy has been vanquished.  Fain now finds himself grappling with the same oligarchic tendencies he was elected to eradicate.  But those who accuse Fain and company of betrayal might be reminded that union democracy cannot rely on the benevolent intentions of elected leaders.

Proles was definitely not written as a how-too manual for members of the Rank-and-File Project, a present-day effort to “recruit, educate, and support a new generation of activists who will join the fight for working-class power by taking union jobs on the shop floor.”

Within these bureaucratic unions, our job as I.S. members would be to organize workers first to take over leadership of the union and then to fight the employers, and while doing that, we hoped to recruit the leaders of the movement to socialism.

Victor Serge’s legacy deserves to survive even the misguided contempt of a hostile biographer.

What is the significance of the far-right electoral victory of AfD in the German state of Saxony-Anhalt?

From a collective of Iranian leftist activists and supporters.

Statement from Ukraine Solidarity Network, U.S.:  “Our solidarity with Ukraine is not just about Ukraine: it is inseparable from defense of an international order that protects human rights — for everyone,

A review of a collection of writings by New Politics founders Phyllis and Julius Jacobson.

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As migrants and refugees in diaspora and in exile from Iran, who have our loved ones suffering in the Iranian state’s prisons and facing its gallows, we salute the signatories of the open letter To

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 resolutely in support of the open letter published in The Guardian on 20 August 2026,