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From organising in the US to teaching in China: the Long March spirit lives on
A veteran US socialist living in China reflects on the enduring Long March spirit, seeing it in rural development, disaster response, and ethnic minority students' perseverance.
Aug 21, 2026
How to Use DeepSeek Harness
DeepSeek Harness is an open, plugin-based AI agent framework that lets users inspect, modify, and extend every component, from the model and tools to the interface, making AI workflows more customizable and transparent.
Aug 21, 2026

Americans Are Not Wealthy: This Is the Truth About the US Economy
Using UBS data on median wealth, Gini coefficients, and GDP pitfalls, the piece debunks the myth of US prosperity, showing Americans are not wealthier than Europeans and face stark inequality.
Aug 18, 2026

Study shows Belt and Road Initiative cuts debt and corruption
New peer-reviewed research finds BRI participation reduces debt risk and corruption, as infrastructure investment boosts productivity and tax bases, contradicting the 'debt trap' narrative.
Aug 18, 2026

Young scholars workshop: Macroeconomic futures and development alternatives in a transformed international order
A workshop announcement for young scholars to assess global economic transformation, including financial speculation and US aggression, and explore development alternatives for low- and middle-income countries.
Aug 16, 2026

Winter Stories: Reading and Writing in Dakota w/ Šišóka Dúta
Lakota educator Šišóka Dúta discusses revitalizing the Dakota language, emphasizing the importance of young adults achieving fluency and raising children as speakers to sustain it across generations.
Aug 16, 2026

Open the Files: Fauci Should Not Take the Fifth on the Truth About COVID-19 Origins
Argues that Anthony Fauci and US officials have obstructed the search for COVID-19's origins, pointing to evidence suggesting a lab-related origin and calling for an independent inquiry with subpoena power.
Aug 15, 2026

Call for participants: IDEAs Political Economy Reading Circle (PERC)
An online reading circle invites Latin American and Caribbean students and researchers to critically study Raúl Prebisch's underdevelopment theory across three guided sessions on political economy.
Aug 14, 2026

China Shocks USA: The Fight Is Already Over
China has effectively won its long-term race with the United States and now focuses on expanding its lead, reshaping global governance and cooperation.
Aug 13, 2026

Episode 39 - Dr Naledi Pandor: Leadership, Education And South Africa's Future
Dr Naledi Pandor discusses South Africa's education system, teacher preparation, and the remaining challenges, reflecting on her family's legacy and the influence of figures like Z.K. Matthews and Nelson Mandela on her political career and the country's constitutional development.
Aug 10, 2026

George Bernard Shaw’s 1933 Shanghai visit recalled - Friends of Socialist China
George Bernard Shaw’s 1933 Shanghai visit united left-wing intellectuals like Lu Xun and Soong Qingling against Japanese imperialism, framing the Irish playwright as a loyal friend of the oppressed whose solidarity inspired cultural resistance and enduring China-Ireland diplomatic ties.
Aug 10, 2026

Dr Naledi Pandor: Leadership, Education And South Africa's Future
Naledi Pandor discusses her family's liberation legacy, parliamentary experience, and South Africa's education system, including teacher training, curriculum reform, and persistent challenges.
Aug 10, 2026

Chinese ambassador calls for UK and China to cooperate on AI - Friends of Socialist China
China and the UK possess complementary strengths in artificial intelligence that warrant deeper cooperation, combining British frontier research with Chinese industrial deployment to accelerate healthcare innovation and establish inclusive global governance frameworks.
Aug 7, 2026
How to Use Git to Track, Transport, and Share Your Work
A practical guide teaching version control with Git through VS Code: initializing repos, making commits, and syncing local work with remote hosting platforms like GitHub and GitLab using SSH keys.
Aug 7, 2026
RedMarx: Teaching AI to Read Marx Dialectically
Tricontinental's RedMarx research system is built to overcome generic AI failures by combining expert-curated conceptual graphs, faithful retrieval, and human-in-the-loop dialectical analysis of Marxist texts.
Aug 7, 2026

UK Government Targeting of Muslim Scholar Part of a Coordinated Campaign to Clamp Down on Pro-Palestine Solidarity
A British MP's campaign against Muslim scholar Sayed Hussain Makke reveals a coordinated UK attack on Palestine solidarity, broader repression of pro-Palestinian activists, and criminalization of resistance to Israeli occupation.
Aug 6, 2026

Another CRUSHING Defeat: US Out Of Options In Iran
Reports from Iran, discussing public unity, Shia Islam, deterrence, and the wider US-Israel-Iran confrontation shaping the multipolar conflict.
Aug 5, 2026
Keffiyeh Spiderman
Covers labor headlines from Canada and the US, including WestJet flight attendants' strike victory, wage theft issues, and organizing efforts in India and academia.
Aug 4, 2026

Tokyo's CRAZY New Policies: Power Grab & Economic Collapse | Aya Ikegame
Examines Japan's oil shortages and political instability under Takaichi's LDP government, including its policies on imperial succession, military expansion, and relations with China, with analysis from Kyoto University professor Aya Ikegame.
Aug 4, 2026

Banging on the Walls of the Tank: Dispatches from Gaza
A collection of essays by Palestinian academic Haidar Eid offering an insider's analysis of Israel's blockade, attacks, and genocide in Gaza, examining resistance and prospects for a just peace.
Jul 31, 2026

Marxism vs Western Marxism & Postmodernism: A Dual Book Launch
This dual book launch critiques Western Marxism and postmodernism from a classical Marxist perspective, arguing they have depoliticized and deradicalized Marxist theory.
Jul 26, 2026

Most DANGEROUS Phase Of Iran War Has Just Begun
Prof. Seyed Mohammad Marandi analyzes the escalating conflict around Iran, highlighting risks to global energy supplies and trade routes via the Strait of Hormuz.
Jul 24, 2026

How U.S. Media Incite Genocide Against The Palestinian People w/ Robin Andersen
Robin Andersen analyzes how US corporate media manufacture consent for Israeli actions in Palestine through her book The Complicit Lens.
Jul 21, 2026
Practical Dialectics: The Dialectics of Everyday Life
Chris Alfonso discusses applying Marxist dialectics to personal growth, prison organizing, and building a politics centered on love and compassion.
Jul 20, 2026

The West's Biggest MISTAKE | Prof. Alastair Renfrew
Professor Alastair Renfrew argues that Western powers fundamentally misunderstand Russia's defensive security concerns, tracing these fears from historical invasions through NATO expansion to the current conflict in Ukraine.
Jul 19, 2026

Iran Wreaks HAVOC on US Forces. American Civil War Brewing | Col. Daniel Davis
Colonel Daniel Davis analyzes how Iran's military actions expose US strategic weaknesses and discuss the rising risk of domestic instability in America.
Jul 17, 2026
Operation Eternal Darkness: Militarism and AI Targeting in a Post-Accountability World
Janet Abou-Elias analyzes the intersection of militarism, AI targeting systems, and accountability evasion in conflicts like Lebanon.
Jul 16, 2026

Zionist Censorship in the United Kingdom | Dr Rehiana Ali
Dr. Rehiana Ali discusses her medical license suspension after speaking out about Israeli crimes, analyzing Zionist censorship and free speech suppression in the UK.
Jul 16, 2026

USA Wants to DESTROY The ICC. Attacks Global Community
An international law scholar analyzes the US campaign to dismantle the International Criminal Court and discusses the challenges of proving genocide in legal proceedings.
Jul 15, 2026
Train Crashes Destroyed Their Towns. Will Yours Be Next?
Survivors of the Lac-Mégantic and East Palestine rail disasters discuss corporate negligence, toxic contamination, and community resistance against railroad safety failures.
Jul 14, 2026
What Indigenous People Think of the 250th
Rebecca Nagle discusses how Indigenous resistance shaped US democracy and exposed the colonial foundations of American wealth.
Jul 6, 2026
Ali Shariati's Red Shi'ism vs Black Shi'ism--Anti-Imperialist Muharram 2
Adnan Husain analyzes Ali Shariati’s distinction between revolutionary 'Red Shi'ism' and ritualistic 'Black Shi'ism' as a framework for anti-imperialist resistance.
Jul 5, 2026
Expropriate the Rich: Billionaire Rule, Class War, and the Socialist Solution
Economist Rob Larson analyzes billionaire power structures and advocates for socialist expropriation to replace capitalist inequality with democratic collective flourishing.
Jul 3, 2026
How Military Culture Has Infected American Manhood
Investigative journalist Jasper Craven examines how US military culture shapes masculinity, influences Hollywood, and permeates civilian institutions.
Jul 2, 2026
Venezuela After Maduro with Cira Pascual Marquina and Chris Gilbert
Scholars analyze the Bolivarian Revolution's resilience following US aggression, discussing communal projects, state strategy, and solidarity against imperialism.
Jul 1, 2026

Requiem for French Theory
'Requiem for French Theory,' published by Monthly Review Press with the subtitle 'Transatlantic Funeral Dirge in a Marxist Key,' offers a Marxist critique of French theory's rise and decline, examining its transatlantic reception as a requiem for its intellectual legacy and relevance.
Jul 1, 2026

How We Prepare for What Comes After US Imperialism
George Kanjere discusses building a Marxist-Leninist movement in Australia to challenge domestic capitalism and US imperialism through union organizing.
Jun 24, 2026
Marxist Feminism and the Socialist Left
Comrade Gabi analyzes patriarchy within socialist movements, discussing transformative justice, labor organizing, and strategies for building anti-patriarchal cultures.
Jun 22, 2026

Who Paid the Pipers of Western Marxism?
This book reveals how the CIA secretly financed Western Marxist intellectuals to steer radical thought away from Soviet sympathy. It contends that Western Marxism's cultural turn was shaped by this covert funding, which flowed through front groups like the Congress for Cultural Freedom to thinkers such as Raya Dunayevskaya and the Frankfurt School.
Dec 1, 2025

Shadows of the Enlightenment
The natural and social sciences are not value-neutral but are shaped by hidden politics and ideology. Critiquing the Enlightenment's legacy, the book contends that its scientific rationalism carries unexamined ideological commitments, with the title metaphorically pointing to these obscured dimensions.
Aug 5, 2025

The Hampton Reader: From the Academy to the Streets
The recent socialist resurgence has been diluted into social-democratic reformism, urging disciplined organizing and a working-class think tank to combat miseducation and build proletarian unity. It grounds this thesis in analyses of Black nationhood within U.S. empire and transnational Chicano-Mexican solidarity.
Jan 15, 2025

Western Marxism
The book traces Western Marxism from its 1920s emergence as a critical alternative to Soviet orthodoxy, arguing that it died as a political force by becoming an academic discipline divorced from revolutionary practice, but can be reborn by reconnecting with the revolutionary movements and practical struggles that originally shaped it.
Sep 17, 2024

Knowledge as Commons
Knowledge should be treated as a commons—a shared resource managed collectively—rather than as private property, in order to promote inclusive science and technology. This perspective challenges conventional ownership models and underscores the collective stewardship of knowledge as essential for advancing equitable innovation and access.
Sep 1, 2024

Letters of Gratitude
Crime is socially produced and selectively enforced, so abolishing laws that define crime is the solution, and he rejects the 'school-to-prison-pipeline' as schools already resemble prisons. Central to his exoneration were his legal team's belief, a detective's Brady violation confession, and the Indianapolis CIU's empathetic integrity.
Mar 8, 2024

Apartheid Did Not Die: South Africa’s Unfinished Revolution
Apartheid's structures persist in South Africa, repainted rather than dismantled, as media and racial capitalism maintain elite hegemony, leaving liberation unfinished.
Jan 15, 2024

Japan’s Secular Stagnation and Beyond
Examining Japan's fall from admired model of miraculous growth into secular stagnation in the early 1990s, this book re-visits the phenomenon in light of North Atlantic and developing economies' fates, arguing its causes, character, and policy difficulties—including lowered growth despite high investment, deteriorating labor conditions, rising class and gender inequality.
Jul 3, 2023

Can Africans Do Economics?
African development must be understood as emancipation from foreign domination, proposing transformative, Africa-rooted policies that reject external intervention.
Jun 1, 2023

Educational Potentialities: Collected Talks
In this collection of talks, Tyson E. Lewis advances a revolutionary education that resists capitalist performativity through study, which emphasizes potentialization over actualization, and through play's 'zone of indistinction' challenging educational norms. Lewis's aesthetics of education reshapes what is sensible and perceivable, and his political stance, like the united front.
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