The members of the MacPap battalion did not fight for king or country, they fought fascism in Spain and demonstrated international working class solidarity.
Despite significant pushback from the corporation, the unlikely yet sweeping success of the Starbucks unions proves what strong movements can do.
Galen Weston is a symptom of a system that puts profits before people. It is time to not only curb the power of billionaires but to end the system that produces them.
In 1970, a caravan of vehicles hung with coat hangers carried a coffin to Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau’a residence at Parliament hill on Mother’s Day…
Alexandra Kollontai’s life and ideas remain a key source of inspiration for all those fighting for women’s liberation and socialism.
Remembered as an artist and civil rights activist who had a profound impact on the history of music and the political scene of her time,…
At the same time as the pandemic caused 100 million people worldwide to fall into extreme poverty, the world’s billionaires enjoyed their highest increases in…
We can’t afford to wait on the empty promises made at COP26. We need mass movements to fight for and support Indigenous sovereignty. And we need to build a reinvigorated working class movement to fight for climate solutions that put people before profits.
The Pandora Papers shine a light on the international networks used by corporations and the global elite to avoid taxes and accrue their wealth. These…
The PPC danger should not be underestimated. They are a pole of attraction on the far-right and the only strong voice opposing vaccine passports. Their growth only gives a wider platform for racism, bigotry and a potential to pull the entire political debate to the right.
Facing the rapid spread of the Delta variant and the lack of access to vaccines, many poorer nations are in dire straits. Yet, rich nations are planning to roll out booster shots while continuing to block efforts to waive vaccine patents that would allow other countries to produce their own vaccines.
Discussions of space travel inevitably involve talk of dreams. Shortly after launching into space for the first time on July 11th, self-proclaimed “tie-hater, adventurer,” and…
