Category: Article
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The Iran war comes home to India
The shock of the Iran war is showing up first in India by creating hardships in everyday life—and exposing the country’s social fracture lines. Snehal Shingavi explains.
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2025, An uneven year for a labor movement still in trouble
Kim Moody analyzes union growth in 2025, noting that while union coverage was up, strikes were down.
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Wars on the people: Repression and resistance at home and abroad
On April 9, 2026, United Left Platform will host a panel on the Trump wars at home and abroad.
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Lebanon and Hezbollah in the wake of empire
The U.S.-Israel war has expanded into Lebanon. Joseph Daher analyses its impact on Lebanon and on Iran’s ally Hezbollah.
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Ernst Meyer, Leninist
Understanding the revolutionary process in Germany, over the first half of the twentieth century, and especially in the period from 1917 to 1928, is critically important for all revolutionaries. John Marot reviews Florian Wilde’s contribution to this understanding in his biography of one of the leaders of the German revolutionary movement, Ernst Mayer.
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Four years of resistance in Ukraine
Ukrainian socialists Maryna Mykhalova and Snizhana Oleksun address the International Committee of the Fourth International.
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A crisis everywhere, shared unequally
The Iran war is spreading misery around the world, starting with the most vulnerable places. Sirantos Fotopoulos argues that the source of the war—and the misery—is the system of energy-for-profit.
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Venezuela después del golpe
Ashley Smith conversa con Federico Fuentes sobre la Doctrina Donroe, la crisis del chavismo y la resistencia antiimperialista.
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The Revolutionary Development of Global Marxism
Paul Le Blanc reviews books on global Marxism by Simin Fadaee and Kevin Anderson.
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Creations of the Third World
What’s the connection between capitalism and plunder? Sarang Narasimhaiah replies to Vivek Chibber.