Ayesha Ahmad argues that women’s liberation movements face a double challenge: confronting misogyny and the economic and political conditions that reproduced it.

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Brazil’s presidential election this year pits the far right against a broad coalition led by Lula and including the Workers ...

Sam Gindin on the contemporary crisis of legitimacy, the importance of revitalizing organized labor, and the ...

Yu critiques China's 2026 “Ethnic Unity Law,” which instead of acknowledging and redressing injustices, continues to uphold ...

Jeyakumar Devaraj argues that Malaysia has been economically recolonised and the answer lies in a 20–30 year transitional ...

Kurdish unity against oppression can be vital. But no national unity should be at the expense of wider solidarity or the ...

The task of revolutionary politics is to transform the current crisis from a source of fear, division and reaction into an ...

Die Linke’s historic win in Berlin state elections offers lessons in confronting the far-right, explain Elias König and ...