Oppose Trump’s surrender plan for Ukraine
by Ukraine Solidarity Network
Tempest re-publishes the statement of the Ukraine Solidarity Network-U.S. in opposition to the joint Trump/ Putin plan for Ukrainian surrender to Russian imperialism.
Rehabilitating McCarthyism
From the International Socialist Review, June-July 2000
by Bill KeachAs Trump continues to escalate his campaign of domestic repression, Tempest offers a perspective from Bill Keach on the repression of another period—the McCarthy era.
Your Party: Don’t fuck this up!
by rs21 steering group
UK socialists in rs21 call on the country’s new political party not to squander this opportunity.
Nepal protests have deeper roots
by Alex de Jong
Protests against a social media in Nepal ban grew into a full blown uprising after police killed 19 protesters. But what is next? Tempest republishes this article from Alex de Jong, initially run in International Viewpoint, with minor edits.
Texas State University Fires History Professor Tom Alter
Union demands justice
by TempestA statement from the Texas State Employees Union condemning the termination of Texas State University Professor Tom Alter. Tempest stands in solidarity with Tom Alter.
The Middle East in flames—yet again
by Imran Kamyana
Imran Kamyana assesses the social forces at play in Israel’s war against Iran.
Walter Rodney: a revolutionary for our times
by Robert Cuffy and Leo Zeilig
Presenting at the 2023 Socialism conference in a panel organized and moderated by Lee Wengraf, Robert Cuffy and Leo Zeilig examine the revolutionary legacy of Walter Rodney, casting light on his break with state socialism and his embrace of working-class struggles from below. What follows is a transcript of their talk, edited for length and clarity.
Between Trump and Putin
Europe at the crossroads of history
by Daniel TanuroTempest republishes an article from Daniel Tanuro responding to the political alliance between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin and its meaning for the European Left. Tanuro warns against any alignment with European capital and the imperial interests of the European Union while highlighting the importance of defending the Ukrainians right to self-determination.
Far-right surges, but left surprises, in German elections
by Sean Larson
Sean Larson analyses the outcome of last month’s German elections.
The perplexing smiles of the children of Palestine
A poem for Palestine
by Marcellus "Khaliifah" WilliamsPoet and activist Marcellus Williams was murdered by the state of Missouri by lethal injection on September 24, 2024. In the last year of his life, among his poetry was this piece, written in solidarity with the people (and children) of Palestine, other victims of state sanctioned murder. Tempest re-runs the piece here in solidarity with both.