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Insights from a Delivery Driver

A former PhD tutor turned gig worker recounts his time delivering for Dominos and UberEats, detailing exploitation, unsafe conditions, and arguing that these unprofitable platforms should be nationalized and run as public monopolies.

Aug 21, 2026

News article

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

Article

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

Article

Richard Murphy: Our GDP Growth Is Just Divorce, Oil Spills, And Debt

Richard Murphy exposes GDP's failure to account for capital maintenance, showing how it counts extraction, pollution, and speculation as growth while ignoring depletion of soil, skills, and the planet.

Aug 21, 2026

News article

Latin America and Caribbean Undergoing Unprecedented Demographic Changes due to Aging of Populations and Persistent Inequalities

A new ECLAC report details how falling fertility, rapid aging, shifting family structures, and complex migration are reshaping Latin America and the Caribbean, demanding new public policies to address persistent inequalities and build inclusive, sustainable societies.

Aug 21, 2026

Video

Substance, Spirit, Struggle: From Spinoza through Hegel to Marx and Beyond

Breht traces a philosophical lineage from Spinoza's immanent Substance through Hegel's self-developing Subject to Marx's materialist dialectic and Althusser's anti-humanist process without a Subject, framing an ongoing struggle over immanence, contradiction, and agency in history.

Aug 20, 2026

News article

Fresh EU help for Israel's war industry

The European Union continues to support Israel's weapons industry through 'security research' projects and border management cooperation, despite the ongoing genocide in Gaza, highlighting complicity in the occupation.

Aug 19, 2026

Article

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

Article

New archives on notorious Unit 731 reveal Japanese military’s cover-up of biological warfare

Newly released archives from Unit 731's Hailar branch expose how Japanese military disguised biological warfare personnel as conventional infantry, concealing human experimentation and crimes against humanity.

Aug 13, 2026

Podcast

Cuba Ep 9: Conjuring up the Red Menace w/ Charisse Burden-Stelly

Charisse Burden-Stelly analyzes the U.S. State Department's report labeling Cuba 'capital of 21st century communism' through her framework of Black Scare/Red Scare, exposing how anticommunism and anti-Blackness converge in repressive state governance.

Aug 11, 2026

Article

Takaichi's ambiguity betrayal of history: China Daily editorial

Japanese PM Takaichi equivocates on the Three Non-Nuclear Principles at Hiroshima and Nagasaki memorials, revealing neo-militarist ambitions and endangering regional stability.

Aug 10, 2026

News article

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

News video

UK Tribunal Says Anti-Zionism Is Protected Speech w/ Dr. David Miller

A UK employment tribunal ruled that David Miller's dismissal by Bristol University for anti-Zionist views was unlawful discrimination, marking a landmark victory for political belief protections.

Aug 7, 2026

News video

Jewish Colonists on Spanish Trains: CAF's Crimes in Palestine

Investigating Spanish rail maker CAF's complicity in Israeli occupation through train production for Jerusalem and Jaffa, and Spain's collaboration with Israel, while discussing JARDUN's anti-imperialist activism and repression of comrades Asier and Youssef.

Aug 6, 2026

Podcast

The Willingness to Destroy: RPH vs. Exterminate All the Brutes (pt.1)

Co-hosts Elena Ortiz and Melanie Yazzie analyze Raoul Peck's documentary Exterminate All the Brutes, discussing its visceral portrayal of genocide, slavery, and the contradictions of Enlightenment ideals.

Aug 3, 2026

Podcast

The "Cockroach" Janta Party Protests in India - Join the Swarm!

Youth-led protests across South Asia, notably in India, challenge corruption and unemployment through decentralized movements like the Cockroach Janta Party, exposing regime vulnerabilities.

Jul 30, 2026

Video

RPH - Storytelling as resistance w/ Deborah Miranda (pt.1)

Scholar and poet Deborah Miranda discusses her memoir "Bad Indians: A Tribal Memoir," exploring Indigenous storytelling, colonial history, and the recovery of ancestral narratives as acts of resistance.

Jul 27, 2026

News video

U.S. blockade induces infant mortality spike in Cuba

Tightened US sanctions have driven a sharp rise in infant mortality in Cuba, underscoring the blockade's devastating impact on public health.

Jul 27, 2026

News video

Japan remilitarizes, US encircles China: But the People of Asia Are Fighting Back

Tings Chak analyzes Japan's rapid remilitarization under Sanae Takaichi as part of a US strategy to encircle China, while highlighting grassroots resistance across Asia.

Jul 24, 2026

Podcast

From Theory to Praxis: Lenin's Revolutionary Formula

Breht O'Shea analyzes Lenin's Left-Wing Communism to distinguish revolutionary strategy from sectarian purity and liberal opportunism.

Jul 22, 2026

Video

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

Video

The Next ESCALATION Against Russia

Historian Jeff Rich analyzes NATO's evolving role, the historical roots of Russophobia, and the geopolitical risks of a broader conflict between Russia and Europe.

Jul 18, 2026

Podcast

Dr Lwazi Lushaba: Why Africa Must Rethink Decolonisation, Science & Power

Dr Lwazi Lushaba argues for a fundamental rethinking of decolonization, science, and power structures across the African continent.

Jul 13, 2026

Podcast

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

Podcast

We have a planet to save! The Red Deal 5th Anniversary

Red Nation members discuss the creation, principles, and ongoing relevance of their manifesto on indigenous action against colonialism and ecological crisis.

Jun 29, 2026

Book

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

Book

Phenomenology of the Capitalist Eternisation

Capitalism perpetuates itself through a 'perpetual present' that rigidifies social transformation, erasing historical consciousness and foreclosing alternatives. It critiques one-sided theoretical views and Western Marxism's legitimation of de-ontologized ahistorical claims.

Nov 7, 2025

Book

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

Book

The Guerrilla Feminist: A Search for Belonging Online & Offline

In this memoir-in-essays, a disabled, chronically ill feminist recounts her search for belonging online and offline through digital activism, founding Guerrilla Feminism in 2011 and defining digital activism as a tool of 'respair'—the return of hope after despair.

Mar 28, 2025

Book

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

Book

For a Few Canards More: Counter Inquiry on Stalin and the Soviet Union

Aymeric Monville's counter-inquiry defends Stalin and the USSR against Western anti-communist propaganda, arguing that Cold War 'hoaxes' aim to exclude communists amid class struggle. He rejects the equivalence between Nazism and communism, citing the USSR's role in defeating fascism and its social achievements, and critiques Western narratives on the gulag and figures like Gareth Jones.

Aug 14, 2024

Book

Japan’s Holocaust: History of Imperial Japan’s Mass Murder and Rape During World War II

Japan's Holocaust comprehensively documents Imperial Japan's mass murder, rape, and economic exploitation across Asia and the Pacific from 1927 to 1945, arguing these atrocities were ordered by Emperor Hirohito and claiming at least thirty million deaths.

May 1, 2024

Book

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

Book

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

Book

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.

Apr 1, 2023

Book

Socialism with Chinese Characteristics: A Guide for Foreigners

Roland Boer's book uses Chinese Marxist scholarship to explain socialism with Chinese characteristics, arguing that Marxism is China's 'special skill' and that Western frameworks of analysis, including those of Western Marxists.

Jan 1, 2021

Book

Karl Polanyi and Twenty-First Century (2020)

Essays in this edited collection examine Karl Polanyi's economic thought, including fictitious commodities, the double movement, and socialism as freedom, to illuminate contemporary crises and potential futures beyond neoliberalism.

Jul 29, 2020

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