News from Nowhere: Church, King and Country

Prince Andrew’s downfall, triggered by renewed scrutiny over his links to Jeffrey Epstein, overshadowed two historic religious milestones in the UK, exposing the contradictions of monarchy, power, and accountability.

How the Portuguese far right is scapegoating Bangladeshi immigrants

Timo Al-Farooq reveals how Portugal’s far right is exploiting Bangladeshi immigrants as scapegoats amid a broader surge in racism, xenophobia, and anti-immigrant policy. The once-welcoming nation is rapidly embracing hardline nationalism.

Storm of corruption washes over Kiev

Corruption scandals involving the inner circle of Volodomyr Zelensky are overshadowing even the jarring military setbacks taking place along the front lines in Ukraine. Zelensky is the unelected ‘president’ of the government which came to power in Kiev through a paramilitary coup in February 2014.

Palestinian struggle to feature in Museum of African Liberation

Historical links with the African liberation struggle has resulted in the inclusion of the Palestinian struggle at the Museum of African Liberation

Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada: Calls to Action

In order to redress the legacy of residential schools and advance the process of Canadian reconciliation, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission makes the following calls to action.

Democracy at the civilizational crossroads: Critical analysis of bourgeois Democracy, its alternatives

Bourgeois democracy and fascism are not opposites, but Siamese twins: two forms of government of the bourgeoisie that alternate according to the depth of the crisis and the level of the class struggle.