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Organizers with Families Demanding Justice discuss the October 22 National Day of Protest Against Police Brutality, framing policing as structural state repression tied to racism and capitalism.

John Moolenaar demanded Starbucks close its two new Urumqi stores; he voted for a US$26 billion Israel aid package, while the Trump administration prepares a US$2.8 billion sale of 60,000 heavy bombs.

Colombian unions, farmers, indigenous and student groups met in Bogotá to plan a national strike against President De La Espriella's security, austerity and privatisation policies, with regional mobilisations from October.

With 2026 midterm ad spending set to hit $11.6 billion and record dark money flooding races, a BreakThrough News editor argues billionaires and super PACs are buying elections while a likely Democratic majority would still fund ICE and the Pentagon.

A podcast series on how technology shapes the working class under capitalism returns to Marx's analysis of machinery in the Grundrisse and Capital, arguing that relations of production, not technological inevitability, determine how automation and AI are deployed.

A panel examines how Vietnam's export-led growth model, built on manufactured exports to Western markets, faces disruption from rising US protectionism and what this means for workers.

Brazil's 2026 first-round results show Lula's vote falling across nearly all municipalities, reflecting a deeper shift in work as platform and digital labour outgrow traditional categories, raising questions of data sovereignty and who captures productivity gains.

Socialists must abandon purity politics and co-opt culture, tradition, and feeling the way fascists do, or a dying liberal order will keep losing the working class to reaction.

French students shut down 1,800 schools and brought over 450,000 people into the streets in a nationwide youth revolt against Macron's austerity and neoliberal attacks on public education.

Combat footage from Ansarallah and Yemeni armed forces shows drone and missile strikes against Saudi Arabia, alongside Yemen's military support for Gaza and frontline operations.

Drawing on the story of Noah and the martyrdom of Imam Husayn at Karbala, this essay frames resistance as an ark of salvation that carries dignity through the flood of falsehood, linking that inheritance to Palestine and the Axis of Resistance today.

A retired ship's captain with 42 years in international shipping challenges mainstream media narratives about the Strait of Hormuz, covering crew risks, maritime law, transponders, military escorts and who bears the cost of tanker transits.

A former Apple retail worker fired for pro-Palestine speech details the company's ties to Israel, including R&D centres and an AI startup founded by Unit 8200 veterans, and urges launch-day pickets.

Tenant and worker organising takes centre stage, from mass housing protests and strikes in France and Spain to New York home care and taxi drivers, plus a DoorDash wage theft settlement.

Max Haiven argues that financialised, gamified capitalism traps people as cheated players, breeding a 21st-century entrepreneurial fascism built on revenge against the "cheating other" rather than mass mobilisation.

Brazil's presidential election heads to an October 25 runoff after Flávio Bolsonaro narrowly led Lula da Silva in a first round marked by high abstention and gains for Bolsonarist forces in Congress.

Socialist candidate Greg Levy discusses his Ohio Senate campaign with the Party for Socialism and Liberation, arguing third-party runs can build working-class power against the two-party establishment.


The brutal eviction of an 87-year-old Madrid tenant sparks mass protests, a Puerta del Sol campout and demands for a housing decree, exposing Spain's speculative housing crisis and the failures of both ruling parties.

Brazil's new critical minerals law gives Lula leverage over foreign deals like USA Rare Earth's Serra Verde takeover, as Washington backs Flavio Bolsonaro to secure rare earths for its war machine.

Missile and drone strikes hit oil and power infrastructure in the UAE and Saudi Arabia while open-source evidence points to a US military buildup in the Caspian region, fuelling accusations against Iran.

Chilean militarized police used tear gas and water cannons against thousands of students marching peacefully in Santiago against President José Antonio Kast's education budget cuts, detaining at least five people.

Yemen's frontlines collapsed after Ansar Allah seized Mokha, Dhubab and Perim Island, taking the Red Sea coast and Bab al-Mandeb approaches as Saudi-backed forces regroup for a possible offensive.

The Kapp Putsch of March 1920 briefly overthrew the Weimar Republic as a military dictatorship, but was defeated by a general strike, exposing the republic's reliance on the army and Freikorps against the left.

Anwar Yassine recounts 17 years in Israeli prisons, the collective political life Palestinian detainees built before Oslo, the fracture the accords produced, and today's repression under Ben-Gvir.

Dockworkers' unions from over 35 European and Mediterranean ports, meeting in Istanbul, declare ports are being turned into war infrastructure and call for coordinated strikes and arms blockades.











